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Man stopped by police after running after plane at Dublin Airport Dublin Airport: Police stop man who ran after plane
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A passenger has been pinned to the ground by police at Dublin Airport after running out of the terminal towards a plane and shouting at the pilot to wait.A passenger has been pinned to the ground by police at Dublin Airport after running out of the terminal towards a plane and shouting at the pilot to wait.
The incident happened on Thursday morning.The incident happened on Thursday morning.
Moments earlier the man was inside banging on the window of the terminal and asking ground crew to hold the plane.Moments earlier the man was inside banging on the window of the terminal and asking ground crew to hold the plane.
He made it to the taxiing Ryanair aircraft before police arrested him.He made it to the taxiing Ryanair aircraft before police arrested him.
A ground crew member said the man "just ran from the building towards the plane," which was departing for Amsterdam.A ground crew member said the man "just ran from the building towards the plane," which was departing for Amsterdam.
Two police cars and a police van dealt with the incident.Two police cars and a police van dealt with the incident.
The passenger, who appeared to be in his 30s, did not make it on board and the flight departed 21 minutes behind schedule.The passenger, who appeared to be in his 30s, did not make it on board and the flight departed 21 minutes behind schedule.
In a statement, an airport spokesman said: "A male and female passenger were late for a Ryanair flight to Amsterdam this morning and arrived at the boarding gate after the flight had closed.In a statement, an airport spokesman said: "A male and female passenger were late for a Ryanair flight to Amsterdam this morning and arrived at the boarding gate after the flight had closed.
"They were engaging with Ryanair staff at the gate and the male passenger was becoming agitated."They were engaging with Ryanair staff at the gate and the male passenger was becoming agitated.
"He was banging on the window to try and get the aircraft to wait and he then broke through a door and made his way onto the apron, trying to flag the aircraft down."He was banging on the window to try and get the aircraft to wait and he then broke through a door and made his way onto the apron, trying to flag the aircraft down.
"He was was initially restrained by Ryanair staff on the apron and airport police, who had already been contacted, arrived on the scene almost immediately and arrested him."He was was initially restrained by Ryanair staff on the apron and airport police, who had already been contacted, arrived on the scene almost immediately and arrested him.
"He was taken to the Airport Police Station and will be handed over to the Gardai (Irish police).""He was taken to the Airport Police Station and will be handed over to the Gardai (Irish police)."
Ryanair said: "Police at Dublin Airport detained an individual who breached security at the boarding gate, which had already closed. This is now a matter for local police."
According to DAA, which operates Dublin Airport, 14.7 million passengers travelled through it in the first six months of this year.According to DAA, which operates Dublin Airport, 14.7 million passengers travelled through it in the first six months of this year.