Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now. Justin Seymour charges through TSA at

Missoula International Airport, despite agents' orders to stop. He spies passengers pouring off an

Alaskan Airlines flight and pushes his way down the jet bridge to a Boeing 737. When an employee

tries to stop him, he shoves her to the ground. Inside the plane, he attacks two flight attendants

to gain access to the cockpit, but air marshals forcibly remove Seymour from the plane

before he can get it started. Nancy, Seymour tells agents he needed to take the plane to

Estonia because bad people told him to. It's unclear if Seymour had any previous piloting knowledge.

He also told agents he thought he was going to be able to fly the plane. None of the staff that

tried to stop Seymour had any serious injuries, but the plane was removed from all of its

scheduled flights for the day to give maintenance professionals time to ensure Seymour did not

cause any damage. Justin Seymour did not cause any damage.

Justin Seymour, 34, now charged with robbery and aggravated burglary.

Markell Royal gets in an argument with his wife over dinner about his drinking habits.

Royal, currently intoxicated, gets more angry.

Eventually he picks up a bowl of spaghetti and throws it at his wife of nine years, hitting her in the chest.

Cops are called, the sauce still on her shirt, evidence enough for Royal to be carted off on battery.

A judge orders Royal to have no contact with his wife for the spaghetti assault incident.

More Crime and Justice news after this.

Now with the latest crime and justice breaking news, crime online's John Limley.

In Columbus, Ohio, former police officer Adam Coy has been convicted of murder for fatally shooting

Andre Hill, an unarmed black man in December

2020.

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