Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe NASHVILLE, June 4 (UPI) -- A United Airlines flight from Nashville to Houston turned around Sunday after a passenger allegedly threatened a fellow traveler when she was asked to turn off her cellphone. LaShonda Williams, 43, allegedly told another passenger, "I kill white people like you." Advertisement The 50-year-old passenger had asked Williams to turn off her wireless device shortly after takeoff. Williams then also told the passenger that she would follow her after arriving in Houston "and find out where she lived" causing the woman to fear for her safety, according to a court affidavit. A United flight attendant told police Williams' remarks created "anxiety and fear throughout the cabin." When the plane returned to Nashville, police arrested Williams and charged her with assault. The Huffington Post obtained a statement from a United Airlines representative: "ExpressJet flight 4205, operating as United Express from Nashville to Houston on Sunday, June 1, safely returned to Nashville due to two disruptive passengers. The flight landed without incident and was met by law enforcement officials before continuing to Houston." Read More Missing 74-year-old woman survived on granola bars and soda during month in the woods Tropical depression Boris makes landfall in Mexico 'Jupiter Ascending' pushed to February weeks ahead of opening T. rex smuggler gets three-month prison sentence Baseball-sized hail hits Nebraska