Stowaway on New York-to-Paris flight claims it wasn’t her first attempt
Svetlana Dali, 57, told investigators she had tried to travel for free at several US airports by sneaking into secure areasA woman who evaded security to be a stowaway on a New York-to-Paris flight in November claims she had previously tried to sneak into secure areas of other US airports in a bid to travel without a ticket, a prosecutor said on on Friday.Svetlana Dali, 57, told investigators that she had tried to travel for free at several domestic airports, assistant US attorney Brooke Theodora said at a bail hearing in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, as she described concerns by the government that Dali might flee while awaiting trial on a stowaway charge. Continue reading...
Svetlana Dali, 57, told investigators she had tried to travel for free at several US airports by sneaking into secure areas
A woman who evaded security to be a stowaway on a New York-to-Paris flight in November claims she had previously tried to sneak into secure areas of other US airports in a bid to travel without a ticket, a prosecutor said on on Friday.
Svetlana Dali, 57, told investigators that she had tried to travel for free at several domestic airports, assistant US attorney Brooke Theodora said at a bail hearing in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, as she described concerns by the government that Dali might flee while awaiting trial on a stowaway charge.
