An American star was forced off the plane, handcuffed and escorted, angrily complaining

The world is extremely shaken by the incident of a football star in the US being escorted off the plane and handcuffed for allegedly touching a flight attendant. Immediately, he complained because he had been misunderstood.

The incident happened on a United Airlines flight from Denver (USA) to California (USA) over the weekend. The former Denver Broncos player revealed that he was released after the investigator confirmed that the flight attendant gave inaccurate information.

Even though he was free, Davis was still very upset. He said the incident made him feel "humiliated, embarrassed, helpless and angry". He is demanding a comprehensive investigation into the incident.

Davis (51 years old) said that while he was on the plane with his wife, two sons and daughter, one of the sons asked for a glass of ice when being served a drink. However, a flight attendant may not hear or ignore the request and walk past their row.

Davis added: "I calmly reached back and lightly touched (the waiter's) arm to get his attention. I asked for a glass of ice for my son. His reaction and events What happened next shocked us all."

"He shouted: 'Don't hit me' and left the stroller and hurriedly ran towards the front of the plane. I and the passengers in front of me witnessed the incident and were extremely confused. I thought of nothing else but This employee was extremely rude and falsely accused me of hitting him."

Davis did not see or interact with the flight attendant for the remainder of the flight. When the plane landed, the pilot asked passengers to remain seated and FBI and law enforcement officers approached Davis, handcuffed him and took him off the plane. Many passengers recorded that moment.

During the interrogation, agents determined the flight attendant had made an inaccurate accusation, Davis continued, and the agents apologized profusely to the football player.

The incident shocked Davis's two sons, daughter and wife who saw him handcuffed without due process or any explanation. This incident truly became an unhappy memory for the whole family.

The FBI office in Los Angeles (USA) also admitted that agents and law enforcement partners reported an incident that occurred on a flight landing at John Wayne Airport, California (USA) late. last week. Accordingly, a detained person "cooperated with law enforcement agencies and was released to continue his journey".

Sharing with CNN, United Airlines said it had placed the male flight attendant on leave while investigating the issue. "Clearly, this is not the type of travel experience we want to provide and we have reached out to Mr. Davis' family to apologize," a United Airlines representative said.

FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said in a statement that agents and law enforcement partners at Orange County's John Wayne Airport responded to a report of an in-flight incident, arresting and releasing one person. Individuals appear cooperative. Concluding the Instagram post, Davis requested an investigation into the flight attendant "who blatantly lied and caused unnecessary harm to me and my family".

Parker Stinar, Davis' attorney, said in a statement: "We intend to fully investigate the events that took place and are actively communicating with United Airlines regarding this matter."

Terrell Davis (born 1972) was an American professional sports star from 1995 to 2001. He is considered one of the talented athletes with many remarkable achievements. He was honored on the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2017.

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