United Airlines Flight 2005 carrying 153 people is diverted to Wisconsin after reports of an unruly passenger that airport and airline officials describe as a security concern. The flight was en route to Minneapolis on Friday night when the incident was reported, prompting the diversion. According to the report, authorities and airline personnel respond after the passenger behavior raises concerns onboard. The aircraft ultimately lands in Wisconsin rather than continuing to Minneapolis, with passengers and crew remaining on board while the situation is handled by airport and security teams. The sources describe the event as involving disruptive conduct or threats that lead to heightened security measures, but they do not provide further details about the specific actions taken by the passenger or any charges. The report focuses on the diversion decision and the number of people onboard, citing that 153 passengers and crew are aboard the flight at the time of the incident. Additional information, such as the passenger’s identity, the outcome of the intervention, and any official findings, is not included in the provided summaries.