Singer Clay Aiken
apparently got into a dispute with a woman during a
flight to Tulsa, Okla., drawing some scrutiny from FBI
agents but no charges, the Tulsa World
reported.
The 2003
American Idol runner-up was on a Saturday
morning Continental Airlines flight for a evening show, and
concertgoers said afterward that Aiken joked onstage about
being beaten up by a girl earlier in the day.
FBI special agent
Gary Johnson told the newspaper there was a dispute
between a male passenger and a woman on the flight. He said
the man was a former American Idol contestant
but did not give his name.
Johnson said the
dispute was over the male passenger's foot resting on
the woman's armrest. He said there was an allegation that
the woman gave the male passenger a ''minor shove''
during the argument.
''At that point
the flight crew was able to resolve the situation,''
Johnson said.
Tulsa Airport
Authority spokeswoman Alexis Higgins said the passengers
were held until FBI agents arrived to interview them.
No injuries were
reported, and the disturbance did not interfere with the
flight of the aircraft, Johnson said. The U.S. Attorney's
Office declined to file charges, he said.
Telephone calls
and e-mails from the Associated Press to Aiken's
publicist and manager in Los Angeles drew no
response Sunday. (AP)
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