Joke of a man on a British Airways flight caused the imprisonment of 10 weeks

British court ruled in prison for ten weeks, against the British provoked panic on board one of the flights after he shouted "Allahu Akbar" and imitated sound of an explosion in his mouth. According to the newspaper (Telegraph UK), on Monday, that the Royal Birmingham Court ruled against Shahraz Sarwar, 38, after he provoked consternation of the terrorist attack on board an Emirati passenger aircraft plane (a Boeing 777) was heading from Dubai to Birmingham, in the The first of the month of February, on charges of using words and behavior of a threat. The court heard the testimonies of some passengers Al347 who were on board the flight, and who have expressed the extent of the panic caused by the behavior of Sarwar, to the extent that payment of some of them crying, according to "The Telegraph", which indicated that the same person previously convicted of dishonesty and violence, but it was another these issues in 2006.