Officer who dragged man from plane sues United Airlines, says he was not properly trained


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  • Thursday, 12 Apr 2018

NEW YORK: A former Chicago aviation police officer who helped drag a 69-year-old male passenger off a parked United Airlines plane last year in an incident that drew international outrage is suing the airline and the city that fired him.

James Long, one of several officers involved in removing David Dao from the April 9, 2017, flight to make room for airline employees, filed suit on Tuesday (April 10) against United, Chicago's Department of Aviation and its commissioner, Ginger Evans.

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