Wow buddy. This guy has one heck of a reputation at both carriers that he has worked at. Thanks for making the rest of us look like complete idiots. You took the low bar and just dropped it three notches lower... Link below. Doesn't seem to work on iPhone for some reason

Airline worker claiming to be federal agent pulls driver over... | www.wftv.com

 

Wow. What a moron. Did he expect the police to just let him go without figuring out he was way beyond the scope of his "authority" as an ffdo? He's done as a pilot.

 

Unable to get your link to work or google search it.

 

Wow...just wow.


Ibtl

 

HOJET'S Finest!!!!!



FREEZE!

 

I only got it tO work on pc or iPad. Won't work on a mobile device for some reason.

 

Yeah...is there any way someone can copy and paste the story? From the sounds of it, though, I am reminded of some fine, fine CAP people who decided to take the law into their own hands around town.

 

I'd love to be a fly on the wall (jumpseat) if him and Timmay ever fly together...

 

LOL!!!!! Awesome!!!!

 

DELAND, Fla. —

A man who called himself a federal agent pointed a gun at another driver, DeLand police said.

Police said ******** is an airline employee with training from the U.S. Marshal's Office and not a federal agent.

Police said they received a call from *******, claiming he was an agent while he pointed a gun at another driver.

"Federal agent, stay in the car. Federal agent, stay in the car. Yeah, stay in the car. Roll your window down, let's see your hands," ******* is heard saying during a 911 call.

The incident started on Martin Luther King Boulevard when ****** spotted a driver swerving. Police said he followed the driver, who eventually pulled over on Virginia Avenue with car trouble.

***** pulled over behind him, police said.

"You're talking about an individual who had no uniform, a police uniform. The vehicle was a plain, private vehicle with no lights whatsoever," said Lt. Jack Waples of the Deland Police Department.

"Alright, he's stopping. I'm going to approach the vehicle," said ****** in the call.

With his gun drawn, police said ****** directed the driver to get out of the car and place his hands on the hood. In the process, the driver threw some type of pipe on the ground.

"Let me see your hands! Face the car! Turn and face the car! Hands on the car! I've got him at gunpoint," said ******.

Police said ****** asked the dispatcher for backup and continued pointing his gun.

"I am with the Homeland Security Department OK?" said ******.

Police said when arrived they let the driver go, but ****** was questioned and turned over to federal authorities.

Police turned over their investigation to the Department of Homeland Security.

So far, ****** hasn't been arrested or charged with any crimes, police said.