Man charged after he allegedly caused ruckus during Scoot flight, threatened to kill crew member


SINGAPORE: A man, who allegedly caused a ruckus on board a Singapore-bound Scoot flight from Sydney, Australia, and threatened to kill a male crew member, was charged with criminal intimidation on Tuesday (April 1).

Indian national Kolathu James Leo, 42, was also charged with one count each of using criminal force on the flight attendant and being intoxicated on board the plane, jeopardising good order and discipline.

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