Southwest Flight Attendant Training Claim Appears in Broward County Arrest Report

An article published October 29 reports that Anthony Weaver, 39, turned himself in to authorities in Broward County, Florida, on October 27, on a third-degree grand theft charge. The information provided does not include an official record verifying the arrest or charge.

Key details

• The allegations concern payments and transfers involving an elderly woman’s finances.
• The article attributes details about the alleged transactions to a Broward County complaint affidavit, including bills totaling $6,892 and personal checks. These claims remain allegations.
• The article identifies James Calvert as another suspect and reports that he was taken into custody before Weaver; the information provided does not include an official record confirming his custody status.
• The article says Weaver previously worked for Spirit Airlines and completed training for Southwest Airlines. That employment and training account remains unconfirmed.

The reported charge is third-degree grand theft.

Why it matters

The report connects an alleged financial-crime case in Broward County with claims about airline employment and training. Those employment details have not been independently confirmed in the information provided.

What happens next

Any verified public records or statements from the named airlines could clarify the reported employment details as the case proceeds. What confirmed updates will emerge next?