Chenasia Campbell Facing Charges After
Allegedly Attacking Flight Attendant
Posted By: Ribicon, 5/3/2021 3:59:04 PM
New York–A Brooklyn woman is facing charges after allegedly attacking an attendant during a flight to John F. Kennedy International Airport from Miami. According to authorities, it happened Sunday midway through the flight. Officials said Chenasia Campbell, a passenger, went to the crew area of the plane and yelled at a flight attendant for not picking up her garbage. When another flight attendant tried to separate the two, Campbell allegedly began pummeling her and pulling her hair. Campbell then went back to the passenger area, but returned to the crew area after getting into an argument with another passenger, authorities said. Officials say Campbell was yelling
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This isn't Chuck E. Cheese or McDonald's, so this brawl means Chenasia faces federal felony charges. How long before we get separate but equal travel accommodations?