Woman accuses cops of trying to 'rape her' as she's good-looking while being arrested for dine-and-dash at airport
CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA: A woman who was arrested following a dine and dash at a Las Vegas airport restaurant claimed police wanted to "rape" her because she was too "good looking."
Twenty eight-year-old Hend Bustami, a hospitality professional and former brand ambassador for a cannabis brand, was taken into custody and booked for misconduct last week at the Harry Reid International Airport. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police responded to a report that Bustami walked out on a tab at the Chili's restaurant inside the airport, and officers found her "belligerent" after hindering operations at a security checkpoint. During the arrest, Bustami reportedly threatened to spit on the officers and called the "perverts" who were "trying to rape her because they had never seen anyone as good-looking."
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According to KTLA, LVMP deputies arrived at the airport on August 31 in search of Bustami, who reportedly also had a bench warrant from the Las Vegas Municipal Court. Police initially had trouble locating her, but “soon after, officers working D gates were notified by TSA that [a] female matching that description was observed sleeping near the security checkpoint, hindering their operations,” the police report said.
The woman had left the area by the time officers arrived, but she was later found near a baggage carousel appearing inebriated. Bustami was eventually arrested and booked at the Clark County Detention Center, where she is being held on $1,000 bail.
Bustami's LinkedIn account shows that she's a graduate of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas who earned a degree in Hospitality Administration and Management. She is reportedly scheduled to appear in court on October 27.
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