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Man bolts past airport security and into plane at Seattle
A possibly intoxicated man allegedly bolted past terminal security, ran onto the tarmac and broke into an airplane at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The man described as in his late twenties, was at checkpoint 5 in concourse D at Sea-Tac airport from where he sprinted past security agents.
As he was being chased, the man ran up some stairs into a jet bridge, and before officers could catch him, he climbed stairs to a door on the plane, but was unable to open the door because it was locked, Sea-Tac Airport spokesman Perry Cooper said. The man then punched through a window on the door and climbed through that window to board the aircraft, Cooper said.
The Port of Seattle police and TSA officers, who had chased the man, were able to apprehend him on the plane. Cooper told media that it appears that drugs were involved.
American Airlines requested bomb sniffing dogs to do a sweep and a full inspection of the plane, according to a Sea-Tac spokesman. The aircraft was inspected and cleared, and there was no damage to the plane. The man was booked into King County Jail on suspicion of trespassing and assault on a police officer.
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