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A flight attendant of the American airline Southwest Airlines was arrested last Friday under particularly bizarre circumstances. The same steward was arrested on suspicion of attacking hotel guests, as well as firefighters who arrived on the scene, using a toilet pump. Yes yes, you heard right. The hotel is used by the airline in the city of Des Moines (Des Moines) in the state of Iowa.
The attendant, Trevin Hill, 21, of Phoenix, was arrested in the early morning hours of January 28 and charged with disorderly conduct, assault and threatening with a dangerous weapon. During his arrest and interrogation, Hill vehemently denied all the allegations against him.
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According to a report on the Paddle Your Own Kanoo website, Des Moines police were called to a downtown hotel around 2 a.m. last weekend, following reports of a suspect armed with a weapon that was described as “dangerous.” According to the official police report, the hotel’s security personnel stated that it was a man running around shirtless and attacking other guests with a pump.
Hill walked along the corridors of the hotel while activating the fire alarms, and is even suspected of partially flooding the hotel after breaking the nozzle of the water sprinkler system in one of the maintenance rooms, which caused complete panic in the hotel after he activated the fire extinguishing systems. The hotel estimates that the damage caused reaches about 10,000 dollars.
The officers who arrived at the scene found Hill in a stairwell on the 20th floor of the hotel, already restrained by firefighters who were called to the scene and even claimed to have been attacked by Hill. Several guests reported that Hill was “chasing people” around the hotel with the pump.
One of the victims even said that she escaped from the hotel through the stairwell from the top of the 18th floor, after the fire alarm was activated, where she also encountered Hill. Allegedly, he chased her with the pump while screaming “I’m f*ing going to get you!”. Luckily, that guest managed to escape unharmed.
Several other guests said that Hill hit them with the pump, while others claimed that he took off his jeans and defecated on the hallway floor, when the officers themselves found what appeared to be human feces on the 19th floor. Hill was taken into custody without objection and released the next day. in bail In court, he pleaded not guilty to the charge of disorderly conduct. The company declined to comment on the matter to the website Paddle Your Own Kanoo.
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