Police take passenger off Ryanair flight after claims he was 'drunk' and 'kicked off'

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Ryanair flight from Manchester Airport to Malaga by cops after the plane was forced to divert to Madrid., reports the M.E.N..

The distressing incident took place on the FR3232 10am Thursday jet from Manchester Airport to Malaga.Witnesses on board the holiday jet claimed the passenger had 'kicked off for no reason', and praised a number of heroic off-duty police officers from Merseyside Police on the plane who stepped in to diffuse the situation.One holidaymaker who witnessed the drama told the M.E.N.: "It was a man who was drunk.

He kicked off on another passenger for no apparent reason."Some off-duty Merseyside police officers on the flight by chance took him to the back of the plane - and then we got diverted.

The off-duty police guys really helped the cabin crew, who did an announcement to ask for assistance."They added that "everyone was pretty good natured in the end" but was "obviously not happy about a massive delay to their journey".The same passenger also shared an photograph of Guardia Civil officers and vehicles on the tarmac at Madrid after the plane touched down.Images sent by another on board also showed Spanish police officers entering the cabin.In an statement describing the events, Ryanair said: "This flight from Manchester to Malaga diverted to Madrid after a passenger became disruptive during the flight."Crew called ahead to request for Guardia Civil assistance on arrival in Madrid.