Two Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority workers were arrested after allegedly leaking surveillance video to the media showing last week’s deadly mid-air collision of an American Airlines jet plane and a military helicopter.

21-year-old Mohamed Lamine Mbengue of Maryland was arrested on January 31 and charged with computer trespass. He was booked and released on his own recognizance, according to a Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority spokesperson.

Additionally, the spokesperson says following further police investigation, 45-year-old Jonathan Savoy of Maryland was arrested and charged with computer trespass and released on a summons by the magistrate.

According to ABC News, the leaked video in question was obtained exclusively by CNN.

3:58 PM PT — Sources close to the situation tell TMZ Sports … Conor did NOT actually spit on the guy … but only threatened to after being heckled for five minutes.

We’re told the heckler followed Conor throughout the hotel and tried to get a reaction out of him.

Security responded to the matter … and after asking questions, the guy was escorted out.

Conor McGregor appeared to spit on a Khabib Nurmagomedov supporter in Las Vegas recently … with video of the heated altercation quickly making rounds on social media.

The clip shows Conor and his crew walking by Caffè Al Teatro inside the Wynn … when someone nearby yelled out his support for Notorious’ arch nemesis.

Conor did a heel turn and walked right up to the man responsible for the “Let’s go Khabib” remark … and seemingly let some saliva fly in his direction.

Mathew Knowles is giving 100% of the credit to Beyoncé for her ‘Album of the Year’ win at the Grammys — saying it has nothing to do with Jay-Z‘s complaints last year about her not already having that gong on her mantel yet.

MK tells TMZ those criticizing Bey’s win and chalking it up to Jay-Z clearly don’t get how the Grammy voting process works — and then goes on to break the whole thing down for us.

Mathew — who’s been a voting member for 17 years and is on the Grammy board that picks the nominated albums — tells us they listen to thousands of songs, including full albums.

So, Mathew makes it clear — Bey’s win was all about her album being the best body of work, not because of Jay-Z’s complaints last year about her breaking records but still missing out on the crème de la crème, Album of the Year.