The Tarrant County District AttorneyвЂ™s Office was able to determine he was innocent and dropped the charges. During his investigation, he learned that American Airlines had provided his name and information to officers. WFAA says Lowe spent time investigating once he got home in order to clear his name. He was released 17 days later with no further information and no way of getting back to Arizona. Lowe told officers that he was unaware of the arrest warrants and charges, saying they had the wrong person in jail, WFAA says. Police ran his name and came across the warrants.

Lowe allegedly had an encounter with police as they were looking for a person who had caused some kind of disturbance. Lowe was on vacation in New Mexico the following year on July 4, 2021, WFAA says. A few weeks later, Lowe had two arrest warrants for felony burglary and criminal mischief. Court records obtained by KTVK say the suspect got on the same plane as Lowe. Tonight, partly cloudy with lows temps near 60-degrees. KTVK says airport police used surveillance video to identify the suspect and say he looked tall and thin, was white or Hispanic and had a short military-style haircut. (WFIE) - Sunny to mostly sunny and less humid as high temps drop to 80-degrees. The DFW airport investigated a burglary that happened in Terminal D before the flight took off with Lowe on it, according to court records obtained by WFAA. There was a layover and plane change at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Lowe boarded an American Airlines plane from Flagstaff, Arizona to Reno, Nevada, WFAA says.

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