A woman who was abusive of Air India / Crew died after being released from prison, friends said - In tension

Police said on Thursday - The woman was identified as Simon Burns
He was abusive with crew members during his visit to London from London last November.
Crown Court of London sentenced to 6 months on alcohol consumption and 2 months for abusive language
Dainik Bhaskar Jul 04, 2019, 02:39 PM IST
new Delhi. Irish Air Force, who was abusive with crew members, was found dead in Susie's Bichy head after 13 days after the Air India flight did not receive alcohol. Simone Burns was found guilty of wrong behavior with Air India crew members during the flight. After this, the UK court had sentenced the woman to six months' imprisonment.

Simon was released from prison on May 20. His body was found on Bichi head on June 1. However, on Thursday police identified her as Simon Burns. Also said that it should not be seen in the eyes of doubt. Simon Burns was a lawyer with profession. Simone's friends said that the video of abusive behavior with the crew was in tension since it became viral. It was being trolled on the internet. He also had cancer treatment 18 years ago.

Abuse of alcohol was abusive

In November last year, when he was not allowed to drink liquor during the visit to London from London, he had abused his crew members. Female lawyer drinks three bottles of alcohol in flight After this, when the crew refused to give him the fourth bottle of liquor, he called the crew a thief to grab money. They spit on the face of a crew member.

Court was convicted of racist remarks

He shouted, "I am human rights and international criminal lawyer. You think I'll be afraid of you. "Burns was arrested after the flight landed. Crown Court of London, during the hearing, was convicted of racist remarks with crew members.

Judge Nicholas Wood had said that it is scary to put drunk irrational information in a long distance flight and threaten the safety of the people. He was sentenced to six months for drinking alcohol and two months in jail for abusing alcohol. The court also asked him to pay a compensation of 300 pounds to the person, against which he used the offensive language.