A frustrated pair allegedly attacks staff because he didn’t let them be held on departure

A couple in Florida That their destination turned to jail instead of paradise after allegedly attacked employees at the airport who refused to access their boarding after they had reached the flight to Cancún late.

Sheriff’s Miami-Dadea office confirmed to WSVN that Rafael Seirafe-Novaes (40) and Beatriz Rapoport de Campos Maia, 29, were arrested for alleged attack on March 2.

The shocking video recorded the entire quarrel that took place when the couple was deprived of boarding around 8:35 in the morning at the Miami International Airport when they arrived at their own Flight American Airlines to discover and try to force themselves to flight.

Both suspects neglected any transitions of characters and verbal commands from ticket agents before breaking the staff to a limited jet bridge, the authorities said.

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Serafe-Novaes allegedly pushed two victims, while Rapoport De Campos Maia was charged with pushing victims and throwing coffee at them, according to an arrest report received by WSVN.

Video shows Seirafe-Novaes at the end accompanied by foxes to a police car on the asphalt.

The American Airlines spokesman confirmed the Fox News Digital incident and said that Avio -Company was working closely with the police in their investigation.

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“Before boarding US Air Force Companies 2494 from Miami (Mia) to Cancún (Cun), police responded to a gate for two disruptive customers,” the American said in a statement.

“American Airlines does not tolerate the works of violence, and we are dedicated to the close cooperation with the implementation of the law in their investigation.”

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It was not known whether the couple would ban future American Airlines flights.

The flight was postponed due to an incident but arrived at a destination without a married couple almost half an hour after his Expected arrival in Cancún.

Seirafe-Novaes is charged with resisting officers without violence and decay, while Maia has been charged with two batteries and decay points.

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The couple posted a bond for them on Monday.

According to the Ministry of JusticeThe federal crime is a commitment to committing acts of intentional violence at the International Airport, and those who declare themselves guilty can face up to 20 years in prison and up to $ 250,000 fines.