United Airlines has fired an employee who fought with a former NFL player at Newark Airport, and the football star himself is facing criminal charges.
Brendan Langley, 27, scuffled with a United Airlines employee last week, ultimately knocking the airline worker to the ground more than once. The employee is seen repeatedly returning to Langley and appearing to taunt him into an ongoing fight.
The video, which starts as the confrontation was already underway, shows the employee shove Langley, a former Denver Broncos cornerback.
Langley responds in kind and then some, unleashing several blows on the employee, who stumbles back on his feet.
The worker then raises his fists, signaling to Langley that he intends to fight, and slaps Langley across the face.
Langley then punches the employee hard enough to knock him to the floor, where he appears to hit his head.
The United worker, however, is undeterred: he gets back up and confronts Langley again.
“You want some more?” Langley could be heard shouting at the employee, and then, apparently to bystanders: “He wants some more!”
As for the onlookers, some could be heard repeatedly asking the men to stop fighting.
According to the Daily Mail, the fight started after Langley used a wheelchair to transport his luggage, instead of a luggage cart that cost $5.
Langley was ultimately removed from the airport by police, the Daily Mail also reported.
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