Nothing to declare except my nudity: Man angry about overbooked flight strips off and throws naked tantrum in middle of the airport for an HOUR
- A man stripped naked at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina on Wednesday morning
- He was apparantly protesting at his flight to Jamaica being overbooked
- The disturbance lasted an hour before the man was taken away by police
- He won't be charged as police said he 'was suffering from a medical issue'
- 'I was not expecting to see nothing like that, I've never seen nothing like that at Charlotte Douglas airport. Never,' said witness Sherry Ketchie
Travelers at a North Carolina airport had a rude awakening on Wednesday morning when a man stripped naked to protest at his flight being overbooked.
According to witnesses at Charlotte Douglas International Airport, the man was attempting to get on board a US Airways flight to Jamaica.
One witness said he heard a man yelling and sounding very angry. An airport employee told her that the man was angry over his flight.
Travelers at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina had a rude awakening on Wednesday morning when a man stripped naked to protest at his flight being overbooked
'I was not expecting to see nothing like that, I've never seen nothing like that at Charlotte Douglas airport. Never,' said witness Sherry Ketchie
'He had his clothes on, at that point, and then he started standing there with his arms crossed and hollering at the lady at the desk,' Sherry Ketchie told WBTV.
'He stood there for a moment and then started taking off his clothes. I ain't never seen nothing [like that] in my life.'
Airport security surrounded the man as he started to strip, but he stood naked on the concourse for about an hour, said Ketchie.
'I was not expecting to see nothing like that, I've never seen nothing like that at Charlotte Douglas airport. Never,' she said. 'And that's when I got out my phone and started taking pictures.' \
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police confirmed that they responded to a 'disturbance call where a male was suffering from a medical issue.'
The man was taken by medics for treatment and a spokesperson told WBTV that he 'was suffering from a medical issue.'
Police don't plan to file any charges.
The disturbance lasted an hour before the man was taken away by police, who've said they won't charge him as he 'was suffering from a medical issue'
Most watched News videos
- Terrifying moment driver overtakes van and narrowly avoids crash
- Suspect clings to moving car during police chase before being shot
- Police tape off Kennington station after 'multiple stabbings'
- Moments after Baltimore bridge struck by a container vessel
- Tourist is filmed napping in his tent on the beach with a crocodile
- Sally Nugent hilariously finds out 'hedgehog' is a hat bobble
- British man fighting for Putin posts video from Russia online
- King Charles seen near Windsor Castle as he is driven to London
- Moment children scream during crush at school gate in Bristol
- Shocking footage shows two men throwing punches on a busy street
- Maryland's Key Bridge collapses after struck by container ship
- Hilarious moment King's Guard shout 'make way' at pigeons in London