Marine Corps veteran removed from Delta flight, forced to change over 'threatening' shirt: 'Just took my soul away'

A dumbfounded Banks questioned the Delta employee before explaining that she was a veteran.

A Marine Corps veteran was removed from a Delta flight before she was ordered to change clothes when a flight attendant ruled that the passenger’s shirt which brought attention to military suicides was “threatening.”

Chaotic footage shows suspected fraudsters reverse into car, fake injuries before noticing dashcam on NYC highway “I don’t care about your service, and I don’t care about her service. The only way you’re going to get back on the plane is if you take it off right now,” Banks recalled. Banks was brought to the back of the plane instead of the seat she paid for, which had already been given to another passenger.

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