He supplied the narcotics to a JetBlue flight attendant who attempted to bring the narcotics through a security checkpoint at LAX by using her crew member credentials.
A Jamaican national who supplied a JetBlue flight attendant with nearly 60 pounds of cocaine that she attempted to smuggle onto a plane at Los Angeles International Airport was sentenced Thursday, July 7, to nearly 14 years in federal prison.
Brown supplied the narcotics to Marsha Reynolds, a JetBlue flight attendant, who pleaded guilty to federal drug charges and admitted she attempted to bring the narcotics through a security checkpoint at LAX by using her crew member credentials. Reynolds gained national media attention after she sprinted down an “up” escalator and out of LAX, leaving behind her luggage — and her Gucci shoes — after she was randomly selected for screening on March 18, 2016. She surrendered to U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents.
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