Ignorance no excuse for bad behavior
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Leroy M Martinez, Denver
Published July 1, 2008 at 6 p.m.
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Christina E. Szele of Woodside, NY. Stated that if she had known what was going to happen to her, she would not have left NY. After an altercation for smoking on a plane and striking an attendant. When told not to smoke and put out her cigarette.
I do not know what rock she lived under in NY, but on every plane across the country and over seas do not allow smoking on planes. Ignorance is no excuse.
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T1anda writes:
Dare I say it?? Szele is from New York!! As Gene would say.."Nuff said!!"
July 2, 2008
9 a.m.
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JimmyB writes:
Leroy:
You can tell by her behavior, she's on of those spoiled brats, who obviously believes the laws she broke, don't, or shouldn't apply to her.
Better she should stay in New York and not infect the rest of us with her malady.