Maxwell Berry, 22, was arrested on three counts of battery on Saturday
A Frontier passenger who is accused of groping and fighting flight attendants and screamed that his parents were worth $2million in an alleged drunken stupor was lauded for 'dismantling frat boy stereotypes' in college.
Maxwell Berry, 22, was praised for being the 'perfect role model' and balancing academics and a successful golf career during his time at Ohio Wesleyan University, which posted the Zoom awards presentation online.
Berry graduated from the $47,000-a-year university in 2021 with a Bachelor's degree in finance economics and minored in psychology. He led the campus's Phi Game Delta (Fiji) fraternity and played golf.
On Saturday, he was seen in videos being duct taped to his seat while on a Frontier flight from Philadelphia to Miami after a physical confrontation with a male flight attendant and allegedly grabbing two female flight attendants' breasts.
He was charged with three misdemeanor counts of battery in Miami-Dade County. The FBI was involved but said they aren't pursuing felony federal charges.
It's unclear if his parents are worth the money he claims they are or what their occupations are. They live in an Ohio home worth about $200,000, according to records.
DailyMail.com left messages for his parents at their home. It's unknown at this point who Berry's lawyer is.
School down to watch the school awards presentation.
The meltdown began when the 22-year-old Ohio native (pictured) who already had several drinks on the flight, ordered an additional drink
Berry was seen scuffling with a Frontier flight attendant before he was duct taped to a chair while on a flight from Philadelphia to Miami on July 31
Video showed Maxwell Berry repeatedly shouting 'help me, help' while wriggling free from the duct tape around his mouth as the plane came into land
It's unclear what his parents do or if they are worth $2million, but they live in a $200,000 Ohio home, according to records
Cole Hatcher, a spokesman for Ohio Wesleyan University said in a statement that the university 'is saddened to learn of this situation with one of our graduates.'
'The case does not involve the university, and the incidents depicted do not reflect Ohio Wesleyan's values.'
The 22-year-old, who was lauded for 'standing up and showing a fraternity really means', allegedly already had three drinks on the flight when he ordered another one.
He spilled his drink on his shirt and went to the bathroom. When he came out shirtless, crew members had to help him get a clean shirt out of his carry-on luggage.
After walking around for 15 minutes, Berry
