A CRAZED man was seen brawling with cops after he punched an officer before being dragged off his flight for allegedly being drunk.
The bloke was met with jeers from other passengers onboard – one of which screamed “f*** you,” as he was dumped off the plane that had descended into chaos and left kids crying.
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Shocking footage of the scrap was released by Colombian police and shows one man being escorted through the aisle on the packed jet by security, flight attendants and two police officers.
As several other passengers turn around and glare at the man, who was allegedly drinking heavily before the flight.
The man behind the punch-up has been widely reported as US-based Polish national Peter Weinmann.
During the video people can be heard whistling and cheering as the security guide Weinmann down the aisle as many are sat filming his eviction.
One comment clearly dug deep as the enraged bloke turns around and releases a vicious tirade at another passenger saying: “F*** you. You wish you would be in the United States.”
In an attempt to diffuse the clearly escalating situation the two cops behind him order him to keep on moving to get the man off the plane.
After he refuses to move and continues to battle in a fiery war of words with the other passenger the second officer pushes his colleague in the back to barge Weinmann forwards.
Already fuming, the screaming man then reacts by letting his fists fly and thumping the cop straight in the jaw.
Pure pandemonium then kicks off onboard the busy plane as a huge brawl erupts between the bloke and the security team and cops tasked with removing him from the plane.
More punches are then thrown by the man as the cops try to grab hold of him and stop his flailing limbs from hitting anyone else.
During this outburst of attacks, his words are continuing to cause trouble as he lets off a barrage of harsh expletives.
At one point Weinmann yells “I hate you,” at the police before more and more swearing.
A child can also be heard crying in fear as the brawl happened as it’s loving mother calms her little one down by telling her in Spanish: ‘It’s okay, it’s okay.”
The chaos ended with Weinmann being wrestled to the floor and handcuffed before he was escorted off the plane for the other passengers safety.
Local reports said cops had been called because the man appeared to be in a drunk state when he boarded the plane and the pilot declared he wasn’t moving until the bloke was off his plane because of his alleged dodgy condition.
The astonishing scrap happened on board a Spirit Airline flight from the Colombian city of Barranquilla to Miami, Florida yesterday afternoon.
Passengers onboard flight 239 were made to wait for some time at Ernesto Cortissoz International Airport after the man was first reported to the authorities.
Barranquilla police chief Jorge Urquijo confirmed neither of the officers assaulted suffered serious injuries.
Urquijo added: “This man will be accused of a crime of assault against public officials and handed over to court officials shortly.”
Spirit Airlines said in a statement to Daily Mail: “We do not tolerate aggressive behaviour of any kind, and this passenger is no longer welcome on any of our flights.”
Violent passengers have been causing trouble in the skies for decades including last month when a female Ryanair passenger was left with a bloody nose after a plane brawl.
The clip sees two women on the floor of the aisle of the Ryanair plane as their fellow passengers shout and scream.
One woman is seen with blood gushing from her nose as she puts the blame on two other passengers not on screen as she demands they look at her injuries.
Previously, a Ryanair passenger screamed “I’ll slap you around” while mid-air, sparking fury.
The incident was captured on camera by passenger Sakib Ahmed during a three-hour flight to Malaga.
In the video, a fight appears to break out between four men, three of which are sitting in a row of seats as punches are thrown.
As one of the attackers can be heard saying: “I’ll slap you around” to the group while a woman replies “You’re better than this.”
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Georgie English
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