Dennis Wally Woodbury, a former California Highway Patrol captain, faces felony charges for allegedly sexually abusing flight attendants during a Jet Blue flight from Florida to Los Angeles. Reportedly under the influence of alcohol, he engaged in inappropriate behavior, including slapping a flight attendant's butt and displaying explicit images. Prosecutors emphasized the serious nature of his actions as he potentially confronts a two-year prison sentence if convicted. Woodbury's dismissal from CHP raises further questions about his past conduct, illustrating the accountability required in aviation settings.
Woodbury allegedly downed a bottle of prosecco during the flight before engaging in inappropriate behavior towards flight attendants, highlighting a disturbing trend of misconduct at 30,000 feet.
The complaint details multiple incidents where Woodbury exhibited inappropriate behavior, from showing a pornographic image to slapping a flight attendant's buttocks, raising serious questions about passenger behavior.
If convicted, Woodbury faces a maximum of two years in federal prison for abusive sexual contact, reflecting how serious such misconduct is taken in aviation law.
The U.S. attorney emphasized that this case points to the accountability expected from individuals in positions of authority, regardless of their past careers.
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