(CNN) -- Hungry air travelers know that all those onboard snacks and spirits reserved for premium-class passengers or available only for a fee look mighty tempting, but airport workers apparently give them a second look as well. Milwaukee County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to General Mitchell International Airport last week after an AirTran Airways manager complained that he saw a maintenance worker take wine bottles from a plane and put them in his jacket pocket. The worker was identified as Jesse Repetti, 28, an employee with PrimeFlight Aviation Services who was responsible for cleaning the plane, according to a complaint filed in the Milwaukee County Circuit Court.
@highlight
The incident happened at General Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee
@highlight
AirTran manager says he saw a plane cleaner take wine bottles from an aircraft
@highlight
Complaint: Sherriff's deputies searched the man and found bottles of alcohol, snacks
@highlight
Jesse Repetti has been charged with theft
When they arrived, the deputies found Repetti in a jetway, eating a bag of chips, "which belonged to @placeholder," the court papers say.