A woman who launched in a coarse tirade and physically attacked a passenger colleague on a Southwest Airlines flight was identified as Leanna Perry, an artist based in New York with a high -level professional portfolio.
The 32 -year -old man was forcibly removed from a flight linked to Kansas City at Laguardia airport on June 16 following an explosion fueled by alcohol in which she would have spit on another traveler, pulled her hair and shouted obscenities about her appearance.
Images of the incident, which has become viral since then, shows Perry who sparked his words, kicks to passengers and the crew, and launching abuses to a woman whom she made for her weight.
At one point, she spat directly on the woman’s face while being retained by the staff of airlines.
Perry was then escorted from the plane on a Gurney and placed in police custody by the police of the port authority suspected of aggravated assault. She has not yet commented publicly.
According to social media accounts now deleted, Perry had worked with a number of high -level companies, including Maybelline, Adidas, Mac and Hot Topic. According to Daily mailHis professional website and his LinkedIn page were taken offline shortly after his identity became public.
In the videos, Perry can be heard several times screaming insults several times and make offensive comments on the race and appearance, even affirming that his boyfriend was black in a tirade maintained with explanations and erratic movements.
At one point, she fell on the ground shouting “I can’t breathe” before kicking staff and her passenger colleagues.
Despite several attempts to defuse the situation, Perry continued to resist the restraint, making fun of the physical appearance of the woman whom she attacked and shouting the profanations until she was removed.
The confrontation took place just before takeoff, which caused a delay because the authorities responded to the disturbance. The flight finally left without Perry on board.
Born at the top of Lee, Missouri, Perry currently lies in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. She has already attended New York Fashion Week and other high -level artistic events in the city.
The authorities have not yet confirmed if official fees will be filed. The incident aroused a renewal of concerns about flight security and the need for stricter airline protocols when they treat aggressive behavior.
