On Saturday night, the captain of a flight bound for the United States denied four passengers from boarding. Airport authorities took action to address all four passengers. After the airport police dealt with the first two, they were transported together in a police vehicle to the police station in Santa Cruz.
They began fighting in the police vehicle, so officers had to rush to separate them to prevent them from harming each other. Both individuals were given a cell to calm down.
The police returned to the airport to pick up the other two passengers, who appeared to be a young couple. After a lengthy interrogation process, both were taken in handcuffs to the police station, where a cell was prepared for them as well.
Once they are sober, they will have to figure out how to reach their destination.
Many times, passengers like this are banned from flying with the airline they caused problems with again. For passenger safety, each airline has its procedures, as was implemented in Aruba on Saturday evening when four American passengers remained grounded.
