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Carnival Cruise passenger smashes glass into man’s face over being asked to quiet down during show
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0:46Now PlayingA Carnival Cruise ship passenger pleaded guilty to smashing his cocktail glass into a man’s face and beating him – after the victim asked him to quiet down during a theater show.
Michael Truman, 39, of Portsmouth, Virginia, was on the Carnival Magic liner off the coast of Nantucket, Massachusetts, on Oct. 20 when he sat on a barstool during the theater show of the production “Flick,” the feds said.
He was loud and appeared to be intoxicated so another passenger, identified as “J.H.” in court papers obtained by The Post, told him to quiet down.
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