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 We're getting our first look at a couple arrested on board a Delta Air Lines flight.Delta says the couple was being "disruptive" and "not obeying commands of the flight crew" on board the flight from Minneapolis to Los Angeles last night.ABC News has learned the flight crew called ahead to airport police 20 minutes after take off, and said they had to return because of the allegedly unruly passengers.When they arrived back at the airport in Minneapolis, police boarded the plane and took the couple in for questioning.Video posted to social media by Patrick Whalen shows the moment the couple was taken off the aircraft.It is still unclear what exactly the couple was doing to make the flight return to the airport.The FBI is also investigating. Wednesday night’s 6:20 p.m. trip from Minneapolis to Los Angeles quickly returned to the Twin Cities after the airline said that the pair “refused to follow crew instructions, became aggressive and created a disruption.” 
 
 Both Blake Adam Fleisig and Anna Christine Koosmann were arrested and face disorderly conduct charges. A passenger on the flight told KMSP that the disruption started after Koosmann got up to use the bathroom shortly after the plane took off, and did not listen to crew members telling her to go back to her seat. Thousands want professor fired after husband heckles Ivanka Trump 
 
 Blake Adam Fleisig (left), 35, and Anna Christine Koosmann (right), 36, were arrested for disorderly conduct. (fastpacedmgmt via YouTube) 
 
 Airport spokesman Patrick Hogan told the Daily News that Fleisig was booked and released at the airport, but that Koosmann was taken to the county detention center for booking after she was "uncooperative." Patrick Whalen, a concert tour staging executive who shot the 98-second video from the plane’s first row while on a business trip, said Koosmann was upset because a flight attendant told her she couldn’t use the bathroom in the flight’s first few minutes. Applause broke out once the two were gone from the airliner, and the resumed flight reached the gate in Los Angeles about 2¼ hours late, according to flightaware.com, a flight-tracking website.
– If the pilot of your plane tells you over the intercom he's going to turn the plane around if you don't sit down, it's probably best to take a seat. But per the Star Tribune, a woman flying on Delta from Minneapolis to Los Angeles on Wednesday apparently didn't take such a warning seriously, and she and a man with her were arrested after the plane swung back to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. The flight crew had called ahead to cops about 20 minutes after takeoff, KTRK reports, with a Delta spokesman telling the Star Tribune the couple had "[become] aggressive and created a disruption in the cabin." The rep didn't say what allegedly set off either 35-year-old Blake Fleisig or 36-year-old Anna Koosmann, but a passenger who shot video of part of the incident says Koosmann got irritated when she was told she had to stay seated and couldn't use the bathroom just a few minutes into the flight. The video shot by Patrick Whalen from the plane's front row shows police leading Fleisig and Koosmann down the aisle of the plane to disembark while other annoyed passengers take verbal swipes at them—until Fleisig punches another passenger, per Whalen. Cops can be seen bringing Fleisig to the floor and yelling at him to "stay down." As the two are finally led off the plane, an officer says to Koosmann, "You're already going to jail," to which she replies, "Why? For what? For what?" The two were hit with disorderly conduct charges (Koosmann also was charged with obstructing the legal process), and an airport rep tells the New York Daily News Fleisig was booked and released right at the airport, while Koosmann remained "uncooperative" and was taken to a local detention center. (Did this "known prankster" act unruly on a Delta flight?)