Rowdy passenger dragged off Southwest Airlines flight leaving New Orleans
“She began fighting with them and continued to fight them on the jet bridge and into the public seating area,” Rivarde told the Advocate, including the alleged biting and kicking.
Authorities restrained Gibson to a wheelchair and moved her to the police office in the airport where she was charged with three counts of battery of a police officer, disturbing the peace while drunk, two counts of resisting an officer and criminal mischief, the newspaper reported.
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