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snake on a plane has sparked panic as passengers 'shrieked' in horror without Samuel L. Jackson on board to save the day.Cabin crew were spotted bolting to the business class section after a United Airlines flight flight from Florida, US, touched down in New York on Monday afternoon (October 17).

, U.S. travelers are looking ahead to the fall and hoping for smoother operations.

READ MORE: Scorching heatwave 'made 200-year-old tree explode' as expert warns 'no tree is safe'The hospital's marketing director, Reuven Alonalayoff, 46, has been taken into custody over the find and was charged with possession of an assault firearm and two counts of possession of a high-capacity magazine.In the state of New Jersey, his charges could fetch a maximum sentence of about five to 10 years when taken together, along with additional fines.Alonalayoff was taken into custody on Sunday at Newark Liberty International Airport - although it is unclear what he was doing there.Secaucus Police Chief Dennis Miller said: "The unsecured storage of a large cache of weaponry, especially in this location, certainly creates a risk to public safety, and said he was 'thankful this situation was resolved without anyone being harmed."A spokesman for the hospital told The Jersey Journal that Alonalayoff is no longer employed there - but now law enforcement officers are scratching their heads over how Alonalayoff was allegedly able to transport all the firearms into the unit undetected and how long they were hidden inside his office.New Jersey is a Democrat state with harsher restrictions on gun laws than other parts of the US.At the start of last month, State Governor Phil Murphy signed seven bills into law with the hope of curtailing gun violence."In the wake of horrific mass shootings in Highland Park, Illinois, Uvalde Texas, and Buffalo, New York, it is necessary that we take action in order to protect our communities," he said.READ NEXT:US Space Force to deploy deadly robot dog patrols at Cape Canaveral rocket baseWanted man found hiding from cops inside giant teddy now 'stuffed behind bars'Elon Musk promises part three of

Wendy Williams was seen for the first time after saying she's healthy and 'ready' to get back on TV less than a month after her iconic talk show was reassigned - with the time slot given to Sherri Shepherd - due to the host's prolonged health battles.The 57-year-old television and radio personality was seen jetting from New Jersey's Newark Liberty Airport on Monday as she was heading to Miami according to TMZ.She was not seen traveling alone as she was joined by sonKevin Hunter Jr. reports the publication.Scroll down for video On the go:Wendy Williams was seen for the first time after saying she's healthy and 'ready' to get back on TV less than a month after her iconic talk show was reassigned - with the time slot given to Sherri Shepherd - due to the host's prolonged health battlesPerhaps the most encouraging sign was that she was seen walking around the travel hub as she has been seen in a wheelchair in more recent months amid her health battles.

Fetty Wap had a big smile on his face in newly posted footage from a crowded club scene on Friday night.The 30-year-old rapper posted the video to Instagram just hours after he was tracked down by police with an ankle monitor alert and arrested at Newark Liberty International airport.The Trap Queen hitmaker was previously released in November on a $500,000 bail after he was arrested for a massive drug bust involving fentanyl and heroin.

Fetty Wap was arrested on Friday (December 17) at Newark Liberty International Airport, following an ankle monitor alert tied to an outstanding warrant.As reported by Rolling Stone, the arrest was confirmed to the outlet by a spokesperson for the Port Authority Police Department, who oversee the airport. “Officers were dispatched to an ankle monitor call for an active warrant out of North Bergen, New Jersey,” the spokesperson said.

Rapper Fetty Wap was reportedly arrested Friday outside the Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey due to an outstanding warrant. Police received an alert from the "679" rapper's ankle monitor, prompting them to question Fetty Wap, whose real name is Willie Junior Maxwell II, TMZ reported.  After running the rapper's information, police found Fetty Wap had an active warrant for his arrest.

Fetty Wap, real name William Junior Maxwell II, was arrested at the Newark Liberty airport on Friday when police received an alert about his ankle monitor, reported TMZ.  The rapper was put in handcuffs after officers spoke to him and found out he had a warrant out for his arrest. The details of the warrant are not yet clear, but TMZ reports it had something to do with a “public nuisance” out of North Bergen, New Jersey. The outlet also reported that Fetty was arrested and booked for the warrant but will be able to make bail and be released.

Fetty Wap was arrested Friday at Newark Liberty airport after his ankle monitor went off and alerted authorities to his whereabouts.The latest incident comes a month after the rapper posted $500,000 bail following his arrest in connection with a huge bust, which is likely why he had been fitted with the supervision device.TMZ reports that there was a separate warrant out for his arrest for public nuisance in North Bergen, New Jersey, which came up when cops ran his information at the airport. Pictured: Fetty Wap arrested at airport as his ankle monitor alerts cops of his whereabouts on Friday in New Jersey...

Dr. Mehmet Oz is recalling the "miracle" that occurred at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey on Monday which resulted in him saving a man's life.

Dr. Mehmet Oz is opening up about the harrowing moment he saved a man's life.

Dr. Mehmet Oz happened to be in the right place at the right time when a man fell to the floor at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.«Port Authority Officer Jeffrey Croissant was on patrol when he witnessed a man fall to the floor in the baggage claim area in Terminal A at Newark Liberty International Airport.

Dr. Mehmet Oz is a hero once again. The cardiothoracic surgeon and talk show host, 60, helped save a 60-year-old man's life who collapsed at Newark Liberty International Airport, Fox News can confirm.

Another day, another load of illegal meat seized at Newark Liberty International Airport. A U.S.

Here’s some bad news if you were planning to celebrate the new year by dining on a hodgepodge of "bushmeat." U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey seized nearly nine pounds of bushmeat, the agency announced Tuesday.