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San Diego – Video obtained on Tuesday showed a passenger throwing multiple fists at the flight attendant on the plane to San Diego, which led to the police escorting the woman out of the plane and arresting the suspect.

This 44-second video recorded by another passenger on Sunday depicts a woman beating a flight attendant, bleeding in the eyes of a woman before the flight attendant stopped arguing before the fight.

Southwest Airlines said in a statement that as Sacramento’s 700 flight landed at San Diego International Airport, the passenger “repeatedly ignored standard flight instructions” and became “verbal and physical abuse.”

Warning: The video below contains obvious language and graphics, showing that the passenger hit the flight attendant, and the audience may feel uneasy.

The San Diego Port Police Department said officers arrested 28-year-old Vyvianna Quinonez on suspicion of causing serious personal injury from a battery. She was booked to enter the Las Colinas detention facility.

According to the Southwest Airlines flight attendant union, the flight attendant suffered facial injuries, including the loss of two teeth. Police said she was taken to Scripps Memorial Hospital.

San Diego resident Michelle Manner recorded a video two lines before the battle. He told FOX 40 that the flight attendant provoked the incident.

Manner said: “Viviana said to her three times, we can hear’leave me,’ don’t touch me anymore’,’leave your hand.”

Manner said she could not record the first confrontation, which included the flight attendant telling Quinonez that she might fall below her nose and put on a mask.

“This is unnecessary,” Manner said. “In the first dispute, she had said to call the captain. She should only stay in the small room at the back.”

Quinones’s family told Fox 40 that they were not ready to speak publicly about the ordeal.

Since January, the Federal Aviation Administration has received approximately 2,500 copies of the “Unruly passengers. The agency said in a press release on Monday that about 1,900 of the passengers refused to comply with the report of the federal mask rule.

Lyn Montgomery, president of TWU Local 556, asked Southwest Airlines’ leaders to take action in a letter on Monday to better protect themselves Their crew to unruly passengers.

She said: “We ask you to take a strong stand to ensure that unruly passengers are not welcome to travel with us, regularly and throughout the journey.”