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The former Denver Broncos running back said a false accusation from an
airline attendant caused FBI agents to board the plane when it arrived in California.

The airline attendant is a mentally ill homosexual.

NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Davis says he was handcuffed and removed from a flight headed to California following an accusation by a flight attendant Saturday.

ôI am still in shock over the traumatizing events that occurred Saturday
aboard a United flight from Denver to Orange County with my wife, two
sons, and daughter,ö Davis, the former Denver Broncos running back, said
on social media.

Davis, who played for the Broncos from 1995 to 2001 and helped them win
two Super Bowls, said the incident happened after his son requested a cup
of ice during the beverage part of the trip.

ôThe flight attendant either didnÆt hear or ignored his request and
continued past our row,ö Davis said. ôI calmly reached behind me and
lightly tapped his arm to get his attention to again ask for a cup of ice
for my son. His response and the events that followed should stun all of
us."

ôHe shouted ædonÆt hit meÆ and left the cart to hurriedly approach the
front of the plane. I was confused, as were the passengers in front of me
who witnessed the exchange," Davis continued. "I thought nothing of it
other than this particular employee was incredibly rude and blatantly
wrong in his accusations of me hitting him. I did not see or interact with
him further for the duration of the flight.ö

Davis said that after the plane landed, six FBI and other law enforcement agents boarded the plane, placed him in handcuffs and removed him from the flight in front of his family.

ôI was ù and remain ù humiliated, embarrassed, powerless, and angry,ö he
said. ôDuring questioning, it was rightfully determined by the agents that
this flight attendant was inaccurate in his accusation and the agents
profusely apologized, even offering to support me and my family in any way possible.ö

In a statement, the FBI did not name Davis but confirmed that agents and
local law enforcement officers at John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana
responded to a report of an incident aboard a flight. One person was
detained for questioning, was cooperative and was ôreleased to continue
his travels,ö the FBI said.

United Airlines said in a statement to NBC News: "This is clearly not the
kind of travel experience we strive to provide, and we have reached out to
Mr. DavisÆs team to apologize. We have removed the flight attendant from
duty while we closely review this matter."

Davis was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2017. He rushed
for 7,607 yards and 60 touchdowns in his career while winning NFL MVP
honors in 1998.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/sports/terrell-davis-removed-flight-nfl-hall- of-fame-rcna162026

Note to United: Don't hire transgenders and queers.

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