Man Accused Of Deploying Delta Flight's Emergency Slide At LaGuardia: 'I Panicked ... I Didn't Hurt Anybody'
A man who deployed the emergency slide as a plane taxied at LaGuardia Airport is denying any criminal intent.
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A man who deployed the emergency slide as a plane taxied at LaGuardia Airport is denying any criminal intent.
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