An Orange County man accused of punching a flight attendant in the back of the head during a flight is expected in court today.
An Orange County man is expected in court Monday after allegedly punching a flight attendant in the back of the head during a flight from from Los Cabos International Airport in San José del Cabo, Mexico to Los Angeles International Airport is scheduled to be in court Monday.
According to the FBI, who assumed the investigation since the assault happened in the air, 33-year-old Alexander Tung Cuu Le of Westminster was detained after the flight landed. Le allegedly started loitering near the first-class cabin and sat in an unoccupied seat near the wall separating the area from the rest of the plane. When another flight attendant approached and sked Le to return to the seat, prosecutors say Le refused to comply, stood up and put up both his fists.
Le went back to the front of the airplane, which is when he was restrained by several passengers near an exit row. Out of safety concerns, Le was moved to another row, where his hands and legs were cuffed, prosecutors said. Because he kept unbuckling his seatbelt, federal officials say flight attendants had to restrain him using seatbelt extenders.
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