They did not appreciate their aerial plane.
A judge has criticized an ex -baggage manager as “vain and stupid” after he was filmed working without a shirt inside a moving moving engine at Sydney airport in Australia, as seen in a viral video of Tiktok.
“I’m really lost in what motivates people to do those things,” said magistrate Greg Grogin during a Wednesday hearing at the Downing Center Court in Sydney, Daily Mail reported.
The defendant Preslie Ginoski, 23, had been arrested by the Federal Police of Australia in February after the advocacy video began to circulate on social networks, 9 News reported.
According to reports, the Bozo, which regularly publishes physical conditioning content on social networks. exercise Last year, but he uploaded it in January to celebrate out of his concert at the airport, said Sydney Morning Herald.
In the footage, titled “Pump Quick Before Flight”, Ginoski is seen without a shirt doing flexions and flexing inside the jet turbine with his body just centimeters from the Whirring fan.
According to the reports, it was one of the six clips that the officers found on the gym rat that represents it in the reaction engine.
“I was doing it for that purpose, to try to get the attention of social networks,” said Ginoski’s lawyer, Ahmed Dib, to the court while showing a photo of a hostess that had been filmed separately inside the turbine.
He argued that his client had suffered stress because his university professors said they didn’t want him to bring that behavior to the campus, Daily Mail reported.
“What he has done is put an objective on his back,” Dib told the court, to which Judge Grogin replied: “He put it there.”
The judge called that the influence search engine was stupid, vain and irresponsible, and added that Ginoski was fully aware of what he was doing when filming and publishing the video.
“The upper part was removed, the required security badges were removed and decided to show his body,” said Grogin, who said that Ginoski’s reckless behavior endangered people’s safety.
“You chose the wrong day, the wrong and the wrong memory,” added the judge.
The air head declared guilty of threatening aviation security and not using a safety cord in the Sydney airport security zone.
He was convicted of both charges and forced to pay $ 1,500 before being released.
In addition, attention turned out that the former airport employee lost his learning with a construction company.
