BREAKING: Delta Airlines Pilot ARRESTED In Cockpit By Homeland Security Moments After Landing

Imagine this: after enduring a long, delayed flight across the country — due to heavy fog — you finally land at San Francisco International Airport. You’re exhausted and just want to get off the plane… and then chaos erupts.

Out of nowhere, about ten armed federal agents rush onto the aircraft. They storm the cockpit, handcuff the co-pilot, and arrest him right there in front of stunned passengers.

That’s exactly what happened Saturday night on Delta Flight 2809 from Minneapolis to San Francisco.

According to eyewitnesses and reports, agents from Homeland Security Investigations and U.S. air marshals boarded the plane moments after it landed and made the arrest in full view of everyone onboard. Passengers were left completely in the dark, with no explanation from the airline crew.

It wasn’t until later that news broke: the co-pilot was reportedly arrested on suspicion of possessing Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), according to Fox News’ Bill Melugin, citing federal sources.

The pilot’s name hasn’t been released yet, but the arrest has already caused a storm of reactions online — some stunned by the incident, others praising DHS for acting swiftly and decisively.

A terrifying moment turned into something even worse once the nature of the charges came to light.

Absolutely disturbing — but a job well done by federal investigators.