A man arrested for an alleged anti-Semitic speech on his flight to Atlanta

A man was arrested Wednesday at Atlanta Airport after allegedly making an anti-Semitic trip during an evening flight, police said in a statement.

The suspect was seen on a video of a cell phone struggling with three officers at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta and shouting: "I'm not doing anything!" and "White with blue eyes and he was like Trump – he's a Nazi!"

After a fight, law enforcement officers handcuffed him.

David Toaf of Washington was arrested at 7:57 pm According to police and detainee records, local time is suspected of having a disorderly conduct and having embarrassed or embarrassed an officer.

WXIA, affiliated with NBC News, announced that the flight had started in Washington.

"Preliminary information indicates that, during the flight to Atlanta, a man began to make anti-Semitic remarks to passengers aboard the plane," said Atlanta police in his communicated. "When the flight arrived at the boarding gate, the man continued to argue and refused to provide an identification to the agents."

Toaf was imprisoned without bail.

The incident took place about three weeks after a man opened fire inside a Pittsburgh synagogue, killing 11 people. The suspect, Robert Bowers, posted anti-Semitic remarks on the Internet.