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The authorities at Philip Sw Goldson International Airport (PGIA) says they have been alerted to an American man who was kidnapped by a small A plane in Blaze Thursday.

The man stabbed two passengers and a pilot, before one of the passengers who stabbed his stabbing, according to officials in Blaise and the United States. The passenger was licensed to carry a firearm and then turned his weapon to the police.

“We are praying for him,” Chester Williams, Police Commissioner BlaiseHe told reporters. “He is our hero.”

The reason for the death of young American tourists was revealed after they were found “without mobility” in the Beach of Rizort

The view of the Philip Sw Goldson International Airport in Blaise, which was captured on April 17, 2025. (Jose A. Sanchez/AFP via Getty Images)

Select Williams Kidnapper Akinella Taylor also said he was an old warrior in the United States, according to a report issued by the Associated Press. US officials were unable to confirm the Blaise Police Commissioner’s statement that Taylor was an old military warrior.

The statement from PGIA said that the Cessna Caravan V3HIG flight from Corozal to San Pedro has 14 passengers and two crew members on the plane.

A complete emergency was announced upon the start of the accident and the plane interfered in random directions for about two hours until it finally landed safely in PGIA, according to a statement issued by the Blaise Airport concession company.

The family says the suspect

Tourism tourist waiting list at Philippe Soy Goldson International Airport in Blaise on April 17, 2025. (Jose A. Sanchez/AFP via Getty Images)

US State Department spokesman Tami Bruce told a press conference in Washington that officials are still collecting information about what happened.

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“Terrifying,” said. “We are grateful, I think we are all, that he did not turn into a mass victim event, I think, more than ten people on board. We clearly know some details. We don’t know much more.”

American officials said they did not know the motivation behind Taylor’s kidnapping, but they were working with the Blaise authorities to determine what happened.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.