31-07-2025
Delta worker 'took child's Peppa Pig iPad then took naked photos of himself on it'
A Delta Airlines worker filmed a sexual video of himself on a child's Peppa Pig iPad he found left behind on a plane in New York City.
The unidentified man was seen masturbating in a video that was uploaded to the iCloud account attached to one of Brooke and Tony Brewer's children's iPads, a complaint viewed by Daily Mail revealed.
The man was seen fondling his penis while wearing a lanyard that contained a red Delta ribbon and making facial expressions at the camera, screenshots of the video in the complaint showed.
The Brewer family, of Daniel Island, South Carolina, was flying from Charleston to London, England, on July 19, 2023, the 2025 complaint said.
While traveling, they had a layover at John F. Kennedy International Airport, where one of their children left their iPad in the seat pocket after departing Delta Airlines Flight 4963 - a mistake they didn't realize until they had landed at Heathrow Airport.
Brooke realized the tablet wasn't in their possession after she started to get notifications about the device being logged out of its iCloud account. GPS tracking located the iPad in Queens, New York.
Innocent photos of a person wearing a Delta uniform were uploaded from the device, and the family filed a lost-and-found report the following day.
More than a month later, pornographic videos of the same man wearing a Delta badge were uploaded to the family's iCloud account. The family filed a second report with Delta.
On September 3, 2023, another pornographic video was uploaded was uploading of the man.
The man also allegedly tried to get into the iPad's iTunes account and he allegedly hacked into the family's Amazon account, where he made a profile titled 'Gay.'
One of the Brewers' children notified Brooke of the Amazon account.
The family is now suing Delta and demanding a trial by jury for the company's negligence from preventing an employee from accessing customers' personal devices.
'Defendants' treatment of the Plaintiffs and their property fell below the high standard of care owed to the Plaintiffs as well as all ticketed passengers,' the complaint read.
The family also accuses the airline of causing them emotional distress from the experience.
'Before their trip, during their travel, and after their journey ended, the Plaintiffs had no expectation that they would be subjected to vile and disturbing pornographic material as a result of their choice to be ticketed passengers on one of the Defendants' flights,' the complaint said.
A Delta Air Lines employee told Daily Mail the company is 'aware of the complaint.
While traveling, they had a layover at John F. Kennedy International Airport, where one of their children left their iPad in the seat pocket after departing Delta Airlines Flight 4963 - a mistake they didn't realize until they had landed at Heathrow Airport (pictured: stock image of Delta plane)
'The accused individual is not a Delta employee but one of a vendor company. We have zero tolerance for unlawful behavior of any kind but will decline to comment further on this pending litigation.'
The Brewer family is requesting compensatory and punitive damages, costs of the suit and attorney fees, and a jury trial.
