Delta flight diverted to Detroit airport over "unruly passenger"
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ROMULUS, Mich. - A Delta flight traveling from Los Angeles to New York was diverted to Detroit Metropolitan Airport due to a "customer issue" Friday morning
The flight arrived at DTW early Friday morning where "the customer was met by law enforcement upon landing."
A video of the aftermath posted on Twitter showed a woman being taken out of the gate where the plane had landed on a stretcher.
"Ya'll see me get physical with anybody on the flight?" the woman asks. "Was I physical with any of ya'll?"
It's unclear what exactly unfolded on the flight.
In a statement, the airline said it apologized for the inconvenience to any of the other travelers.
"Delta flight 1131 operating from Los Angeles to New York-JFK diverted to Detroit after a customer issue on board. The customer was met by law enforcement upon landing. We apologize to our customers for any inconvenience, though the safety and well-being of our customers and crew is always Delta's top priority."
A previous statement confirmed they had an "unruly passenger."