Delta Cockpit raid: Indian-hero pilot faces 24 hooliganism accused of sexual abuse; Bail is scheduled at $ 15 million

According to Northern California officials, the Delta Air Line Pilot, who was directly taken into custody from the aircraft on charges of child sexual harassment in Contra Costa County, California, has been alleged on Tuesday.The 34 -year -old Indian original Rustom Bhagwahagar was detained by a group of about 10 law enforcement officers, who descended from Miniapolis at 9.35 am in Delta Flight 2809, after applying handcuffs in front of riots, which were in front of passengers and crews.The witnesses looked at officials with “badges, guns and separate agency Wests/Marking”, who walk down the corridor and in the cockpit, where they handcuffs the pilot and ran away from the aircraft, as the New York Times reported.The allegations against Bhagwaggar engage in sexual acts with a child under 10 years of age, sexual harassment of a child, forcibly works on a child, and performs oral sexual intercourse with a child. According to the District Attorney Office, the alleged misconduct took place at the Contra Costa County.45 -year -old Jennifer Powell has also been accused with 24 counts in the complaint of concerned hooliganism. Both Bhagwagar and Powell are being held in Martinease Detention Facility. Bhagwahagar’s bail has been scheduled in $ 15 million.In both cases, charges take the 15 -year possible prison conditions to life. Bhagwagar is expected to be introduced in Martinez, California on Wednesday.“Our office is firmly committed to protecting children and keeping people who harm,” Contra Costa County District Attorney Diana Bacton said in a statement. “Every child is safe, preserved and eligible to be heard when such injustice occurs.”According to the Contra Costa County Sheriff Office, the detectives were investigating Bhagwahagar since April. After a warrant was issued, he was arrested with the help of Homeland security check.A small video published by the wing to the Aviation Blog View shows the authorities with a badge exiting the cockpit of the aircraft.Delta Air Lines issued a statement stating that it was “affected by the reports of the allegations related to the arrest” and confirmed that the result of the investigation to Bhagwagar was pending. “The delta has zero tolerance for illegal conduct,” the airline said.