Naked woman stabs, bites staff at US airport in a 'manic episode', video viral on internet
Dallas/IBNS: In a bizarre incident, a naked woman stabbed and bit staff at the Texas Airport in the United States, media reports said.
The video of the incident went viral on socials.
In the video, the woman, who was reportedly having a 'manic episode', was seen in a completely naked state running from one end to the other at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and screaming.
Identified as Samantha Palma, the woman attacked two people with a pencil and also bit a restaurant manager on the forearm in the incident that dates back to March 14.
Woman strips naked, stabs, and bites Staff at airport in Texas. According to a report, the woman, identified as Samantha Palma, stabbed two airport employees with a pencil and bit a restaurant manager. In the video, she can be seen shouting at security officers, throwing water,… pic.twitter.com/kWAUiHjAkd
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The onlookers were seen recording her in mobile phones.
Palma was taken into police custody. She has been charged with aggravated assault using a deadly weapon, CNN News 18 reported.
As per reports, the woman accepted that she had missed her medication on that day.
Palma, as she claimed, was travelling with her eight-year-old daughter.
IBNS
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