Boyband 'Blue' personnel Lee Ryan was recently arrested by officers for disturbing public order and allegedly committing violence against aircraft cabin officers.
Unpleasant news came from British musician as well as Blue boyband personnel, Lee Ryan. The reason is, it was rumored that Lee Ryan had just been secured by officers after making a mess on the plane cabin.
Lee Ryan was detained by airport police officers after causing chaos in the middle of a flight from Glasgow to London City airport on Sunday (31/7) at around 16:40. After arriving at the airport, Lee Ryan was immediately secured by the East London police.
According to news circulating, Lee Ryan had made a mess on the plane cabin. He was even called physical violence or assault on the cabin crew. According to reports, Lee Ryan was angry that the flight crew refused to serve alcohol.
As a result, Lee Ryan had to be detained and languished in a cell for 12 hours. Now, Lee Ryan has been released and returned home.
According to eyewitnesses who saw the incident, Lee Ryan was claimed to have been rude to the flight attendant. "He became aggressive with the flight attendants after it became clear that he would not be given alcohol," an eyewitness told The Sun.
Not only rude, Ryan's attitude while on the plane was called strange. Even eyewitnesses judge Lee Ryan crazy. He said Lee Ryan often paced in the cabin aisle even though the flight crew had warned him.
"At one point he left his seat and started walking up and down the aisle despite being told to sit down. He even ran behind the cabin crew curtain. It was insane behavior," the eyewitness continued.
Unfortunately, Lee Ryan has not commented on his arrest. Lee Ryan's representative also declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline.
On the other hand, Lee Ryan's arrest was confirmed by local police officers. Lee Ryan was arrested after disturbing public order. Even though he has been released, Lee Ryan is said to still have to face further investigation.
"A 39-year-old man was arrested for a public order offence. He was detained at the East London police station and released for investigation the following day," the officer said. (wk/Sisi)
