Flight Attendant, WHAT?

 A  flight attendant — who is 18 years of age and was not publicly identified — was reportedly raped in her hotel room at the Days Inn Detroit Metropolitan Airport in Romulus sometime between 4:00 and 6:00 in the morning on Monday, June 20, 2016, after she arrived at the hotel property with co-workers.

According to this article by Daniel Bethencourt of the Detroit Free Press, the “assailant arrived at around the same time as the victim. He drove a separate vehicle, loitered both inside and around the hotel — and at some point Monday morning, the assailant was able to get into the victim’s hotel room, commit rape and leave a short time later. No weapons were seen.”

The flight attendant is employed by Air Georgian, which is based in Mississauga, Ontario, and is one of the families of small airlines that operate as Air Canada Express.

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