PASSENGER PREVENTION LEGISLATION IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

The latest removal of United Airlines passenger is causing local San Francisco legislators, to prevent therein types of how to remove passengers from SFO (San Francisco International Airport) airlines. The controversial removal of a passenger from the airplane is having a San Francisco Board of Supervisors member, thinking about enacting a local legislation for prevention. The San Francisco City Attorney's Office was requested to draft a prevention legislation for the procedural process. The legislation will also prevent San Francisco Police Officers from being involved in removing any airline passengers. The approach is hopefully to protect airline passengers and not interacting inappropriately with any law enforcement agencies when requested by airlines. Supervisor Jeff Sheehy said, "I don't think our police officers should be involved."

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