Airline Passenger From Hell’s Entitled Request to Judge After Appearing on Charges of Brawling With TSA Agents at Airport Gate

An airline passenger proved he would do anything to catch his flight on time when he asked a judge whether he could still board the plane from jail.

Oreoluwa Oloruntoba, 30, was arrested on Monday after he allegedly stormed a security checkpoint and brawled with agents at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, according to his court hearing.

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After Johnson read Oloruntoba’s charges, he asked the judge if he could reschedule his airline ticket.

‘As long as you go properly through the checkpoint and all that good stuff,’ the judge replied.

‘Is it possible for there to be like a document that’s printed for me to be released today so that I can return back to fly away?’ Oloruntoba asked.

Judge Kates-Johnson then explained that as long as the airport had not banned him, he was free to return to Hartsfield-Jackson after making bond.

Oloruntoba has been charged with avoiding security, obstruction and simple battery, according to Clayton County Magistrate Court records.

Oreoluwa Oloruntoba

Police said he went through a security checkpoint without submitting any bags before he breached the body scanner.

Oloruntoba then allegedly fought with the officers when they attempted to arrest him and is accused of shoving one of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents.

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