Flight diverted after bizarre toilet episode

A United Airlines flight from Chicago to Hong Kong was diverted to Alaska after a passenger on charges of soiling two lavatories and trying to flush his shirt down a toilet, officials said Friday.
The man spread human waste in the lavatories Thursday before Flight 895 was diverted to Anchorage, airport police Lt. Joe Gamache said
According to FBI spokeswoman Staci Feger-Pellessier, there was no indications the incident related to terrorism. No injuries were reported.
The man did not try to interfere with the flight crew and was not expected to be arrested, Gamache said. He was taken to a hospital for a mental health assessment.
"After the interviews were done, there were no reasonable charges for some criminal," Gamache said.
The passenger, whose name was not released, was shirtless when authorities met the flight in Alaska, Gamache said.
Authorities needed an interpreter to interview, the person who was carrying a Vietnamese passport and had a U.S. permanent resident card
Much of what the man had said unintelligible or did not make sense, even to the translator, Gamache said.
Officials handcuffed the man as his own, Gamache said.
Federal prosecutors have not determined whether to pursue charges
United Airlines spokesman Charlie Hobart said 245 passengers on the flight that was set to depart Anchorage on Friday.