Submitted 2 weeks ago by realcaseyrollins@hilariouschaos.com to crime@hilariouschaos.com
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/female-passenger-arrested-taking-pants-37713255
Police swooped on the plane as it landed in Miami International Airport after reports of a “female causing a disturbance on an inbound flight” and quizzed the passenger
Could she have been roofied while drinking before boarding the flight? I don’t know what the effects are.
I think this is unlikely only because I understand a normal attempt at roofying someone as one to basically render someone immobile.
I think, in this case, it seems more consistent with someone who got very drunk, was very self unaware, and thought they could just get away with it, right.
Which reminds me of this case as reported in Thaiger:
A Thai woman yesterday, August 3, alleged she was sexually assaulted by a Pakistani man while asleep during a flight from Dubai to Bangkok, with airline staff later discovering what appeared to be semen stains on her trousers.
While asleep, she said she felt someone touching her right buttock and felt wetness, but initially dismissed it because she was under a blanket. After a while, she noticed the man staring at her continuously and repeatedly reaching over to fiddle with her entertainment screen.
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According to the woman, the man admitted what he had done before crying and kneeling to apologise. She refused to accept the apology and requested police officers board the aircraft to arrest him.
The woman said an airline employee then noticed what appeared to be semen stains on her trousers, leaving her further shocked.
Bro just thought he was slick enough to get away with it.
I assume that this would be a pretty undramatic way of interpreting the above as well… She just thought she was slick.
But turns out only one part of her ever was slick the whole time.
skeezix@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
Quizzed the passenger.
“What’s the gestation period ratio of marsupials by size?”
WhoIzDisIz@lemmy.today 2 weeks ago
Youngsters. No appreciation for the classics. The real question to ask is “what is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?”