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Montana Man Tries to Steal Plane on Behalf of "Bad People" | Crime Alert 04.04.25 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Gray's breaking crime news. Now. Justin
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  Speaker 1: Seymour charges through tsa at Missoula International Airport despite agent's
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  Speaker 1: orders to stop. He spis passengers pouring off an Alaskan
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  Speaker 1: airline's flight and pushes his way down the jet bridge
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  Speaker 1: to a boe in seven thirty seven. When an employee
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  Speaker 1: he tries to stop him, he shoves her to the ground.
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  Speaker 1: Inside the plane, he attacks two flight attendants to gain
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  Speaker 1: access to the cockpit, but air marshals forcibly removes Seymour
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  Speaker 1: from the plane before he can get it started.
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  Speaker 2: Nancy Seymour tells agents he needed to take the plane
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  Speaker 2: to Estonia because bad people told him to. It's unclear
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  Speaker 2: if Seymour had any previous piloting knowledge. He also told
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  Speaker 2: agents he thought he was going to be able to
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  Speaker 2: fly the plane. None of the staff that tried to
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  Speaker 2: stop Seymour had any serious injuries, but the plane was
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  Speaker 2: removed from all of its scheduled flights for the day
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  Speaker 2: to give Meatnan's professionals time to ensure Seymour did not
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  Speaker 2: cause any damage.
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  Speaker 1: Justin Seymour, thirty four, now charged with robbery and aggravated
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  Speaker 1: burglary Markel roy Old gets in an argument with his
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  Speaker 1: wife over dinner about his drinking habits. Royal, currently intoxicated,
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  Speaker 1: gets more angry eventually picks up a bull of spaghetti
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  Speaker 1: and throws it at his wife of nine years, hitting
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  Speaker 1: her in the chest. Cops are called the sauce still
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  Speaker 1: on her shirt evidence enough for Royal to be carted
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  Speaker 1: off on battery. A judge orders Royle to have no
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  Speaker 1: contact with his wife for the spaghetti assault incident. More
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice news after this now with the latest
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  Speaker 1: crime and justice breaking news. Crime Onlines John Linley.
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  Speaker 3: At this hour. More on a deadly shooting we told
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  Speaker 3: you about yesterday, an attack at an unauthorized car show
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  Speaker 3: in La Cruss, New Mexico, that left three dead and
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  Speaker 3: fifteen wounded. Believes say the violence stemmed from a dispute
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  Speaker 3: between two groups with prior conflicts. Uly released cell phone
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  Speaker 3: video captures a blue Mustang spinning in a parking lot
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  Speaker 3: moments before gunfire erupts, sending hundreds fleeing. Also new body
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  Speaker 3: cam footage showing officers treating victims, one comforting a sobbing woman,
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  Speaker 3: another tending to a man shot in the arm and leg.
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  Speaker 3: Four suspects, including three teenagers or facing first degree murder charges.
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  Speaker 3: Prosecutors are seeking to try the miners as adults. One suspect,
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  Speaker 3: twenty year old Thomas Rivas, was already prohibited from having
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  Speaker 3: a firearm due to pending charges. In Texas, police say
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  Speaker 3: three of the recovered guns have been reported stolen. Lacrusus
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  Speaker 3: Mayor rik Enriquez vowed the city won't tolerate violence. Governor
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  Speaker 3: Michele Leuhan Grisham is calling for a special legislative session
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  Speaker 3: to address rising juvenile crime. The U. S. Supreme Court
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  Speaker 3: has upheld a Biden administration rule targeting so called ghost
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  Speaker 3: guns as crime Online Sidney Sumner tells US these untraceable
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  Speaker 3: firearms have been increasingly linked to criminal lifans activities.
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  Speaker 2: The Supreme Court, in a seven to two ruling, has
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  Speaker 2: affirmed the authority of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms
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  Speaker 2: and Explosives to regulate ghost guns. These are privately assembled
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  Speaker 2: firearms lacking serial numbers, making them difficult to trace. The
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  Speaker 2: upheld regulation mandates that kits used to assemble these guns
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  Speaker 2: must include serial numbers, and purchasers are required to undergo
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  Speaker 2: background checks in age verification Justice Neil Gorsuch, writing for
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  Speaker 2: the majority, noted that while some hobbyists enjoy assembling these firearms,
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  Speaker 2: they have also become attractive to criminals. He emphasized that
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  Speaker 2: the law permits regulation of items that can be readily
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  Speaker 2: converted into functioning firearms. The rise in ghost guns has
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  Speaker 2: been alarming. Law enforcement recovered fewer than seventeen hundred of
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  Speaker 2: these weapons in twenty seventeen, but that number surged over
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  Speaker 2: twenty seven thousand by twenty twenty three, according to the
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  Speaker 2: Justice Department. Gun safety advocates have praised the ruling. David Paccino,
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  Speaker 2: legal director at Guysford's Law Center, stated quote, we are
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  Speaker 2: thrilled that the Supreme Court has upheld the ATF rule
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  Speaker 2: that treats ghost guns as what they are guns.
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  Speaker 3: In his descent, just as Clarence Thomas expressed concern that
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  Speaker 3: regulating firearm parts could lead to unforeseen consequences, suggesting that
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  Speaker 3: Congress did not grant the ATF authority to regulate these components.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks John James, Bernard White's wife, Brenda hospitalized two days
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  Speaker 1: due to cancer complications. Bernard fifty nine, gets a ride
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  Speaker 1: to a Srilan, Alabama home from Brenda's son to freshen up.
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  Speaker 1: He plans to return to the hospital in a few hours.
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  Speaker 1: Bernard ask a neighbor to pick up a few items
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  Speaker 1: from a store, then heads inside. When the neighbor returns
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  Speaker 1: half an hour later, the door's wide open, no sign
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  Speaker 1: of Bernard. The neighbor immediately contacts family and reports Bernard missing.
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  Speaker 1: All his belongings left in the home. Surveillance video shows
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  Speaker 1: him walking out toward the main road just after speaking
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  Speaker 1: to the neighborot drone and dog searches turn up nothing.
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  Speaker 1: Bernard White African American, five eleven, one hundred and sixty
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  Speaker 1: five pounds, gray hair, mustache, last scene wearing a gray
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  Speaker 1: University Alabama shirt, gray sweatpants, black sneakers. If you have
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  Speaker 1: info on Bernard White, please call Sarah Land, Alabama PD
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