A Brooklyn man went on a drunken rampage on a Delta Airlines flight and shouted racial slurs before being escorted off the plane and arrested by police

An angry passenger from Brooklyn went on a drunken rant filled with racial slurs and racial slurs on a Delta flight from New York City to Atlanta, leading to him being removed from the plane before takeoff.

The New York Post reported that police said 60-year-old Jerome Anixter was escorted off Delta Air Lines Flight 2342 by Port Authority police after having an emotional breakdown on the plane at approximately 1:30 pm on the 22nd. The source pointed out that the police received a report that when the flight was preparing to take off from John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens, a seemingly drunk passenger caused a disturbance on the plane, and the police immediately rushed to the plane to deal with it.

A video circulated on the Internet and reportedly shot by a passenger on the plane showed that the runaway passenger kept yelling the racial slang N-word and shouted "Can you believe these bastards?!" when being escorted off the plane by Port Authority police officers. The video was shared on the X platform by @thenewsjunkie, and said the passenger who filmed it claimed that the man allegedly shouted "Death to America" ​​and pretended to shoot at other passengers.

A Delta spokesperson said in a statement to the New York Post: "Delta has a zero-tolerance approach to nuisance behavior, and we thank law enforcement officers for their assistance in removing this unruly customer. We apologize to the customers on Delta Flight DL2342 for this experience and any delays in their travels."

The Atlanta-bound flight, carrying 160 passengers and six crew members, took off from Kennedy Airport 45 minutes later than scheduled after the incident. Sources said Anixter was arrested after being kicked off the plane and charged with assault, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and obstructing official business. It's unclear exactly what caused his seizure on board. The New York Post has reached out to Anixter for comment.