A DRUNK Brit yob who scrapped with armed police as he was hauled off a Ryanair flight has been identified.
Daniel Ashley-Laws is the tattooed muscle man who allegedly tried to open the plane’s doors mid-flight and later mocked the arrest, according to reports.
Daniel Ashley-Laws, who also goes by the name Dan Rizz on social media, was reportedly the man in the notorious video
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Daniel Ashley-Laws has been identified as the troublemaker in the videoFacebook
Ashley-Laws is reportedly the dad who stars in the notorious video, though he also goes by the name Dan Rizz on social media.
A photo shows the bald-headed man giggling in a Hawaiian shirt as two of his mates yank his ear – apparently mimicking the French cops.
It is captioned: “Benni final boss – some French lads lol madness.”
He was apparently the “ring leader” of the rowdy stag do that caused trouble on board the Alicante-bound flight.
The builder and his son were amongst at least five blokes dragged off by elite special forces police when the plane was forced to divert last Friday.
They were thought to have been in custody in Toulouse on Monday, but images posted online showed the in Benidorm.
A police source said: “He was next to an emergency door, and trying to open it.
“It was terrifying for everybody else on the flight. The pilot had no other option except to land the plane.
“His blood alcohol level was so high that it was a number of hours before he could be spoken to.”
“He was next to an emergency door, and trying to open it.
Four of his friends were also arrested but it is unclear whether they face any charges.
After the troublemakers were removed, the flight was cleared for take-off and left Toulouse-Blagnac airport at 10.15pm.
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