Musician and actor Quincy took to social media this week to share an experience he had with JetBlue in which he claims that a JetBlue pilot assaulted him following an argument about a carry-on bag.
Quincy shared video to his Instagram explaining the situation and how he was allegedly assaulted before his JetBlue flight.
“The pilot put his hands on me,” he said in the IG video. “Why? Because my bag, which fits in my pocket damn near, they claimed it didn’t fit. My assistant had my bag. I was on the plane already. They wouldn’t let him bring it on. He gets on the plane. I let him know I need my bag. That’s not a bag to check. It has my medication, my personal [items]. It has my jewelry. It literally has everything; my personal belongings. Nothing’s in my pocket.”
He went on to say explain how the pilot then tried to take his personal bag with his medication from him, and that’s when things allegedly turned violent, according to Quincy.
“The pilot comes with my bag, tells me to get my fucking diabetic medication out — first of all, it’s anxiety medication, not that. He looks at me and says, ‘You’re not taking this bag on the plane.’ I say, ‘Yes I am.’ He said, ‘No, you’re not,’ grabs me and drags me on the jet bridge. That’s when I got my phone out.”
Quincy later shared a picture of the pilot and his name, asking for JetBlue to do something about the situation and fire him.
“I didn’t knock him out and everything was just uncalled for,” he added. “I never had no pilot put no hands on me. Like, I don’t know what you went through before that, I don’t care. But the severity of me just trying to get my bag for my personal belongings became a situation to where the pilot put his hands on me.”
JetBlue has yet to issue a response to the actor.
