Police Arrest Airline Pilot in Minnesota for Failing Sobriety Test Before Boarding The pilot, 37-year-old <br />Gabriel Schroeder, <br />works for Delta Air Lines. According to CBS, authorities were <br />called after he failed a sobriety test at <br />Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Schroeder was set to fly to San Diego before <br />TSA agents reported that he smelled of alcohol. CBS adds that he was deemed impaired and that a container <br />with alcohol was found on him. A spokesperson for the airport says it will take <br />a few days before a toxicology report on <br />the matter is confirmed. The results of the test will determine whether <br />or not Schroeder, who is currently not <br />in jail, will face charges. Delta Air Lines, via statement
