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Passenger Arrested for Wearing Too Many Clothes to Avoid Baggage Fees

Ryan Carney Williams, a tourist traveling home from Iceland to England on British Airways was arrested this weekend when he attempted to wear all of his clothing to avoid baggage fees.

Williams was wearing ten shirts and eight pairs of pants when he went to the British Airways desk to register for his flight. The reason he was given for his arrest was “rudeness” and his refusal to leave the flight desk when asked by security staff.

Williams recorded the aftermath of the interaction for Twitter:

 

For more on this story, go to Iceland Monitor.

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