I will be watching you: Man kicked off plane in US

A Muslim man was removed from an American Airlines flight after a flight attendant publicly announced his name, seat number and said she would be "watching" him.
According to a report by The Independent, Mohammed Ahmed Radwan had boarded a plane in Charlotte, North Carolina and the flight attendant went to the tannoy and said: "Mohammed Ahmed, Seat 25-A: I will be watching you."
The employee made no other announcements about any other passenger.
On enquiring from the employee on why she had made the announcements, she reportedly responded that he was being "too sensitive".
Radwan had reported the incident to two other American Airlines employees, after which he was told to leave the plane as he had made the first air stewardess "uncomfortable".
The Council on American-Islamic Relations has filed a complaint about the incident, which happened in December last year, to the Department of Transportation after failing to resolve the matter directly with the airline.

"Given the continuing rise of anti-Muslim rhetoric and hate crimes occurring throughout the United States, this type of reckless and harmful conduct should not be tolerated by our nation's airlines, which are legally charged with safely carrying all individuals who are rightfully present in an equal and nondiscriminatory manner, without regard to their religious affiliation or ethnicity," the letter read. "This incident is particularly troubling given the recent wave of incidents in which airline personnel have arbitrarily removed passengers of Muslim and/or Middle Eastern background without an objectively reasonable cause or explanation."