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Sep 15, 2026
Sam MillerHOST
Ooh, 67.
Jes AndersonHOST
Was, uh, restrained to his seat with duct tape, and his hands were restrained with zip ties according to the Maryland Transportation Authority Police.
Sam MillerHOST
Damn
Jes AndersonHOST
... which arrested him after the plane landed.
Philip TeresiHOST
We thank our team members for their professionalism and our customers for their understanding." Yeah, and you better have free plane tickets for the three guys that were able to stop the crazy person from hurting anybody else.
Philip TeresiHOST
Maryland Transportation Police arrested and booked the man on state charges.
Philip TeresiHOST
FBI's conducting interviews to determine if the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland should step in and file federal charges.
Philip TeresiHOST
I understand getting a little bit loose when you're gonna fly.
Sherry KiehlHOST
He was arrested.
Sherry KiehlHOST
The Maryland Transportation Authority Police met the plane upon landing, booked the passenger on state charges, and turned the case over to the FBI.
Sherry KiehlHOST
Oh my gosh.
Sherry KiehlHOST
And then I go, gosh, the unruly passengers have had to go up.
Ricky HaybergHOST
The flight, which originated in Dallas, was diverted to Baltimore, where the passenger was removed from the plane and taken into custody, officials said.
Ricky HaybergHOST
He was arrested by the Maryland Transportation Authority Police, according to a statement from the FBI's Baltimore field office.
Eliot DewberryHOST
And yeah, here's the photo of their handiwork in restraining him to a seat for the remainder of the diverted flight using duct tape.
Eliot DewberryHOST
You know what? There's a photo of him where he's like, like there's one where they blurred his face in some of them, but there's a couple at different angles and just there's one of them where you can see he's just still so
Micah FrazierHOST
According to the airline investigators, Arthur Lundeen, 67 in Arizona, was restrained to his seat.
Micah FrazierHOST
with duct tape and zip ties, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority Police, which arrested him after the plane landed.
Micah FrazierHOST
You know how bad you gotta...
Micah FrazierHOST
The only time I've ever heard of that is Wolf of Wall Street, where they seatbelt, you know, they got their straps and strapped them in the seat.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
I mean, was it who duct taped him? Insane photos show his head, hands, and torso duct-taped haphazardly to the chair and his wrists bound together in an attempt to restrain him.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
Maryland Transportation Police arrested him, and the FBI is also considering charges.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
I'm not sure whether or not this guy that duct-taped him or whoever duct-taped him.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
I don't know.
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Mike ImpreventoHOST
They duct taped his chin.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
It's a beautiful picture, by the way.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
And he was welcomed with an arrest at the destination in Maryland by the Maryland Transportation Police.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
And he was fired immediately by Long Realty of Tucson, Arizona.
Maria LeafCORRESPONDENT
That flight from Dallas-Ford Worth to Newark, New Jersey had to make an unexpected stop in Baltimore.
Maria LeafCORRESPONDENT
The FBI says the Maryland Transportation Police arrested and booked the man on state charges.
Maria LeafCORRESPONDENT
I'm Maria Leaf on News Talk 105.9 WMAL.
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Maggie HunterCORRESPONDENT
He was on probation for the April conviction when the crime occurred.
Maggie HunterCORRESPONDENT
And a new chief will soon lead the Maryland Transportation Authority Police.
Maggie HunterCORRESPONDENT
The MDTA announced that Nicholas Augustine, who currently serves as assistant chief of police with the Montgomery County Police Department, has been named the department's next chief of police after what officials described as an extensive recruitment process.
Maggie HunterCORRESPONDENT
He will begin his new role on October 2nd.