Sunday, a Vietnamese doctor named David Dao was violently removed from a United Airlines flight which left him dazed and bloodied.

Initial reports claimed that the flight was overbooked which prompted four people to be bumped to another flight. Now United Airlines is claiming that they had to make room for four crew members who needed to be in Louisville the next day for a flight.

Circa News:

A United Airlines spokesman confirmed Tuesday that Flight 3411 from which a man was dragged from his seat was not overbooked. Jonathan Guerin said the flight needed to accommodate four crew members who were needed in Louisville the next day. TRENDING: Wray Claims "White Supremacists" Make Up the Largest Share of Racially Motivated Terrorists in the US as BLM Burns Businesses to the Ground (VIDEO) “They were considered ‘must-ride’ passengers,” Guerin said. Four passengers were selected to give up their seats, and three did so willingly.

Video compilation of the man being dragged off of the plane then subsequently allowed back on the plane, face bloodied…

“Just kill me … just kill me.” New footage has emerged of the man who was forcefully dragged off of a United Airlines flight. pic.twitter.com/10L98le7Lw — AJ+ (@ajplus) April 11, 2017

Sean Spicer reacted to the video of the man being violently removed from the flight…

Press Sec. calls videos showing man being dragged off a United flight “troubling.”

“It was an unfortunate incident.” https://t.co/2QTXJ2Qh1w pic.twitter.com/uR2IZ1sBfX — ABC News (@ABC) April 11, 2017

United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz released a statement: