In a dramatic incident at Harvest & Grounds coffee shop in Atlanta Airport, employee Shacoria Elly clashed with managers, leading to her termination. A dispute over espresso shots escalated into a physical altercation, captured on video. Elly, demanding 'give me my stuff,' attempted to throw a chair and swung a pan before leaving with her belongings. Atlanta Police responded, but Elly had already departed. The incident raises questions about workplace tensions and appropriate responses. The widely circulated video sparks discussions on employee challenges in high-stress environments.
on an american airlines flight headed to nassau, bahamas with 150 passengers and crew on board. it happened in mid-july at miami international airport. as a pilots approach the runway and powered up the engines are take off, and the alert button to the so-called module lit up. the flight was aborted and inspection revealed the tampering. surveillance video helps investigators identify alani as the culprit. footage captures what appears to be the sabotage of a target aircraft, a concourse d, gate 49. the driver depicted in the footage appears to be male, with a light complexion and a noticeable limp to his walk. alani's charge for willfully damaging, destroying, disabling, or wrecking an aircraft. american airlines has been in a bitter dispute with the union that represents its more than 12,000 mechanics, at one time
engines, an error alert button to the air data module lit up. the flight was boarded. inspection revealed the tempering. video helped videos identify the culprit. court documents say the footage captured what appears to be the sabotage of a target aircraft at concourse d, gate 49. the driver appears to be male with a light complexion and has a limp to his walk. american airlines has been in a bitter dispute with the unions that represent more than 12,000 mechanics at one time accusing them of a work slow down. and alani has been suspended. in a statement to the fox news, the airline says at american, we have an unwaivering security commitment and we're taking this matter seriously.
stay out for so long at an airport this size? >> well, at an airport this size, the length of time and the extent of the outage, this might be a record. thisprecedent. usually when you have a power outage at the airport, most of the time it's two things. most of the time it's a computer glitch or it's construction. so many times when this happens, there is construction going on, they hit something. it sounds like that might have happened, at least in concourse d, but those are the two reasons. it is usually not something nefarious, although there have been a couple outages caused by sabotage. it's usually not hacking or somebody trying to commit a crime. it's usually a computer failure or construction. >> so, mary, obviously this is going to have a ripple effect, right? i imagine there will be a nationwide impact? what do you anticipate? >> we've already felt it, too. i've had a team here in charleston about to head out and do depositions, obje.
across the country tomorrow. >> well, you know, this is easy to give advice when you're not in the situation, but just embrace it or at least try. there's probably no way around it. but there are ways to make it a little bit less of a hassle. martin savidge is at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson international. the busiest airport on the planet with that. hi, martin. >> hey, hala. hello, michael. the good news is we're on concourse d concourse d. 18. people passing through here. this is the flight board. there are some delays that are starting to creep into the system specifically if you're going up that eastern corridor, flights into new york, laguardia, and into jfk showing delays. about a half hour. some of the other flights are also delayed. especially the international flights but right now though it is phenomenally on time. that's the sign you see.
atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport. any delays reported? >> reporter: hey, carol. let me be your harbinger of good news, bring that ray of sunshine. >> all right. >> reporter: no, no delays. this is concourse d at hartsfield-jackson. this is the flight schedule board. the good news, carol, is how many flights listed as on time or boarding. in fact, you look at the entire schedule board here. we don't see any indications of delays or impact of weather. in fact, talking with the people at the airport operations -- and they're meeting right now, by the way -- and probably will be meeting twice a day unless weather conditions worsen. the good news is that that impacts system wide. not just if you're flying out of atlanta. but in the southeast, this major hub is handling the weather