Brendan Langley claims he was “begging” for help during the airport fight

Former NFL player Brendan Langley recently took to Twitter to tell his side of the story after videos of his brawl at Newark Airport with a United Airlines employee went viral.

Videos of an altercation between the star and the employee surfaced online on Monday, May 23. The clips released at the time of writing saw the two men in an argument before things got physical.

Shortly after the clips went viral, United Airlines released a statement via its spokesperson. Brendan has now taken to Twitter to share his side of the story.

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Brendan Langley says he was “begging” for help

Brendan, who once played in the NFL with the Denver Broncos, took to Twitter on May 23 to have his say about the incident at the airport.

he is He claimed in one of his tweets That several United Airlines employees were standing nearby during the fight. He also said that several airline employees stood “watching everything unfold while I was basically begging for help”.

“The craziest part (wasn’t) one of them helped calm the situation!” The star wrote as well.

Commenting on the fight videos, Brendan claimed as well: “Every angle shows me turning away from my boyfriend, I had a full **flight that morning, I didn’t want any smoke!”

HITC has reached out to United Airlines for comment on Brendan’s allegations. But at the time of publishing this article, he has not received any response yet.

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Ex-NFL star arrested after fight at Newark airport

The daily Mail It reported that the 27-year-old former NFL player was arrested Thursday, May 19 after the fight.

He was reportedly booked on one count of minor assault.

After the accident, the airline worker was reportedly taken to hospital and treated for an eye injury.

United Airlines sacks employee after fight at airport

A United Airlines spokesman said TMZ The employee, who was not named, was fired after the incident.

Commenting on the accident, the company said A spokesperson told the Daily Mail: “United Airlines does not tolerate violence of any kind at our airports or on board our aircraft, and we are working with local authorities to further investigate this matter.”

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