Royal Caribbean passenger dies in detainment after assaulting crew members, threatening travelers in drunken rage: report

A Royal Caribbean passenger died after being detained for allegedly assaulting crew members and threatening other travelers in a drunken fit of rage, according to a report.

Michael Virgil, 35, died Friday onboard the Ensenada-bound cruise after his family claims security injected him with some kind of sedative, FOX 11 reported.

Virgil allegedly threatened to kill others and assaulted two crew members in the wild outburst that began not even an hour after the Navigator of the Seas set sail from San Pedro, according to the Los Angeles news station.