A coat pirate pirate was killed by Philip Goldson International Airport in Belize after trying to take control of a small passenger plane on Thursday.
The incident, which took place in the open air after the departure of the Corozal plane, led to the temporary earth setting of all flights to the airport.
The Belize police commissioner, Chester Williams, confirmed that the air pirate – identified as ankinyela Sawa Taylor, a 49 -year -old California 49 -year -old citizen – was destroyed to take control of the plane carrying 14 passengers.
In flight, the pilot alerted control of air traffic and was forced to turn above the city of Belize while fears were on a possible accident due to fuel constraints.
At landing, the aggressor was faced with the armed police. While some reports declare that he was shot dead by police officers, others suggest that a passenger colleague has shot the deadly. Taylor was taken to the hospital but was declared dead on his arrival.
A passenger was seriously injured as he tried to control the attacker, and two passengers were taken to the hospital with visible injuries. Witnesses described bloody passengers and chaotic scenes on board. Images circulating online show a man who hurts being supported during the fight.
Commissioner Williams welcomed the pilot for his calm and targeted response, calling him “exceptional work”. However, he refrained from commenting on Taylor’s motivations, noting that the question would be a key subject at the next meeting of the National Security Council.
