'Karen' who assaulted maskless man on Delta flight identified as former Playboy model and Baywatch actress

The woman who lost her temper with a senior on a December 23 flight who now faces federal charges, has been identified as an ex-Raiders cheerleader, Playboy model Baywatch and Married…with Children actress turned realtor.

Patricia Cornwall, who was flying from Tampa Bay to Atlanta on a Delta flight, became violent with the old man as he wouldn't pull up his face mask while he was eating and drinking.

In a video which has since gone viral, Cornwall did not have a mask throughout the entire encounter during which she struck, spit on and scratched the 80-year-old man.

Cornwall, is also known as Patty Breton. An IMBD profile under that name stated that she appeared in an episode of Baywatch and one of Married… with Children in 1996. She is also credited with two Playboy appearances in 1997, ironically one was titled Women Behaving Badly.

According to Fox News, a 1992 Lime Rock trading card of former Raiderette cheerleader Patty Breton showed the same birthday and home state of Arizona.

According to court documents, Cornwall suffers from anxiety and may not have taken her medicine before the flight. Fox News also reported that Florida arrest records show Cornwall had been arrested last month on misdemeanor DUI charges in and released on $1,000 bail. She indicated that she has no source of income in a court filing asking for a public defender.

Cornwall pleaded not guilty in the DUI case, which is still pending. The terms of release in the federal case barred her from interstate travel via common carrier, with the exception of flying home to Los Angeles, as long as she took her medication beforehand.

Cornwall shouted at the elderly man on the Atlanta bound flight and eventually hit him in the face. The flight crew had to intervene and eventually restrained her and forced her back in her seat.

The video also showed the plane being greeted on the runway by a police car. According to WSB-TV, "Officers and Delta employees were waiting at the gate when the plane arrived." Cornwall was taken into custody and later turned over to the FBI, according to Fox 10.