Racist Ryanair Passenger

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Filming might help the police later but of absolute no use to the lady at the time...

But filming it should help prosecute the scum bag & hopefully stop him from doing it again.

Agree it doesn’t help the lady at the time,but I’m sure she’ll feel better if it helps the police in dealing him.
 
Nothing mate,But video evidence is better.
In this case though there is a cabin full of eye witnesses, and the airline already know his identity as the seat is allocated to a passport confirmation of identity. Ryanair has copped out, and the other passengers should have helped the cabin crew eject the man off the plabe into the hands of the police.
If that was my mum, I wouldnt be so happy with those just sat watching.
 
In this case though there is a cabin full of eye witnesses, and the airline already know his identity as the seat is allocated to a passport confirmation of identity. Ryanair has copped out, and the other passengers should have helped the cabin crew eject the man off the plabe into the hands of the police.
If that was my mum, I wouldnt be so happy with those just sat watching.

Totally agree & if I was one of the passengers the last thing I’d be doing was grabbing my phone.

I’m just saying that once the police saw the footage there’s no doubt about what happened.

Plus without the footage I doubt this would be such big news.
 
Totally agree & if I was one of the passengers the last thing I’d be doing was grabbing my phone.

I’m just saying that once the police saw the footage there’s no doubt about what happened.

Plus without the footage I doubt this would be such big news.
All very true, but a very sad reflection on our society.
 
His language was unacceptable, despicable - and he should have been removed from the aircraft and the police called. But I do not think that his picture should have been published - or if it was published then his face pixelated out. We do not know his circumstances. Whilst there is no excuse for the language - there can be factors that would perhaps go to explain his behaviour and mitigate the consequences of his actions had the police been involved. There might be none - so full force of anti-racism law on his head.
If he’s so backward, that he doesn’t know his behaviour was inappropriate, he shouldn’t be travelling alone!
 
If he’s so backward, that he doesn’t know his behaviour was inappropriate, he shouldn’t be travelling alone!

That may well be the case - but we just do not know. It does not make his words any the less nasty, and nor does pixelating out his face on any pictures make it any less so. But we don't need to know who he is unless there are no mitigating circumstances - but I'd advise caution before condemning him as the obnoxious racist he appeared to be.

That some would stand aside and not intervene but would rather take photographs and video makes me question rather the morals of these folks.
 
You obviously feel what happened to be acceptable then?

I've made no comment on it, you however have said on a number of occasions about your displeasure that others seem to have done nothing, so I'm asking a simple question, what would you have done ?
 
Personally I don't think the passengers should have to get involved, they did as much as they should have done. What if a passenger does get involved, decides to take action and try and get the offending passenger off the plane themselves. During the altercation (which there would have been, can't see that guy going quietly) there is some sort of accident and that passenger (or someone else) suffers serious injury. All of this is captured on film and it ends up being the have a go hero sat in the wrong side of the dock.

This should have been handled solely by the cabin crew and captain of the airline, it shouldn't be up to the passengers to have to step in and do Ryanair's job for them.
 

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