A man used a magic mushroom to attack United flight attendants

Sevilla was lying on the ground and when a flight attendant tried to tell him to sit down, authorities said he refused and grabbed the flight attendant by the chest. The crew on board, along with other crew members and passengers, attempted to overrun the Seville, the statement said. Sevilla was handcuffed by the police, but he stabbed another flight attendant during the fight. The report said that Sevilla continued to "shout and scream incoherently" while he was tied up at the airport for the remaining two hours and screamed when the plane landed as the crew the federal government boarded the plane.

When questioned by the FBI a few hours later, Sevilla told authorities that he had taken psilocybin before the flight. Psychedelic drugs, also known as magic voices, produce hallucinogen effects, according to the Alcohol and Drug Foundation. Authorities said Sevilla told them it was not the first time he had taken a drug that reminded him of 'being in his chair, making noise and touching people.