Pick your bags up. >> No, I can't carry it. My leg is disabled. I'm disabled and I'm 65 years old. >> What do you think it is? >> I got more rights than you. >> A 65-year-old woman at a Florida airport refused to follow staff instructions and insisted she had more rights than everyone around her, but after multiple warnings to leave the property, the confrontation only got worse. >> Hey. Give me your name, date of birth, all that good stuff. >> Dyche. I already know you. >> Okay, then give me your real name. >> hair and you were skinnier. >> Give me your name and date of birth now. Spell your first name. And don't put that on. And your last name. Are you lying to me cuz something doesn't look right here. What's your social? What's your social? What is your social? >> Why do I got to give it to you? >> You can take it for disorderly conduct and we can do it for a first class too. >> Who's seen her throw the condom, Michelle? >> Put that out. I told you not to put that on. Put that out. This is not a smoking area. Put that out. >> Yeah. >> So we can't be the witness on that. >> No. Did you see her Absolutely. Witness? >> Yeah, she saw her throw it down the and all that. She saw the condom and all that. She can go. >> Disorderly conduct and you can give it for trespass after warning. Refer to all sent to the the wording and the information on that. >> All right. You can go then. >> Yeah. >> She has a Minnesota deal and she was trespassed. See, for the homeless you can trespass you can trespass them with no deal because they here at the airport. >> But I can give her an NTA with no >> I've done it. >> I thought you had to be local. >> Yeah, you >> But you know what? Then take it. >> a house. >> What's your address? Dale by the sea. >> Oh, good. Then give us the address. >> By this point, airport staff and officers had already decided she would be removed from the property. Instead of leaving, she continued arguing and insisted her age and medical issues excused her behavior. >> You can leave the chair right there. >> No, I have to put my bags on it. This That's going to carry them. Are you going to carry them? >> wrong with you. Take your bags. >> No, I am handicapped. I have titanium in my left leg and I'm 65 years old. If you're going to press me on this one, I am going to arrest you. Civil disobedience. >> Oh my word, Jody. Pick your stuff up and go. If you were disabled, you wouldn't be hanging around the airport. >> My leg is full of titanium. >> And you're wearing heels. Go ahead. Pick up your stuff. Let's walk. >> I'm not carrying it. It's heavy. You want to carry it for me? >> Pick your bags up. >> No, I can't carry it. My leg is disabled. I'm disabled. And I'm 65 years old. I got more rights than you. >> Take your bags up. Let's go. And lower your voice. >> You know I'm 65. You already got it. With that >> Pick up your bags. >> Leave it. >> No, pick your bags up. Okay. Um you guys can take care of that. You can call somebody to take care of that. >> All right, let's go. >> So, what? Why is it a 18? All right. Okay. >> No, no, I wish it was. >> She said all these issues but she's walking around through the airport. >> You got to take your purse off. I got to walk over here. >> Okay, hurry up. Let's get you out of here. >> It didn't work? You never took them cameras in the tablet back? >> I did actually. They told me it was fine. >> Wow, I can't believe that when they gave me a new one. >> Let's go, Jody. We don't have time for this. Take your head off. Let's go. She's also signal, too. >> Get up. Wait for me. >> I'm trying to help you get the hat off so you don't kill yourself. Hold on. Hold on. Hold There you go. >> I can't get in the car with my hands behind me. >> Yes, you can. >> No, I can't. >> Yes, you can. >> Mary I cannot. >> You already know the routine. Don't lie. >> You didn't want to ride with us. You getting in one of the cars. I can tell you that right now. >> This is the best one. This is the biggest one. >> I'm talking to you. >> Don't have to talk to anyone. Watch your mouth. >> As officers tried getting her into a patrol vehicle, the situation became increasingly difficult. >> She what? >> She might as well go through the physical arrest process. She's already in the car. >> Listen, what I >> you take her? I'll take her. I just got to go switch my camera. >> Yeah, absolutely. All right, so while I talk, you can go take care of your camera. You can >> I'm going to say yeah, just pull your car over there across the street. I'm going to go get you car whatever. >> Absolutely. and I'll watch you. I'll park behind you. So, let's let's pull across over there somewhere. >> Well, let's go 19 so I can switch my camera. That way you can type and watch her. >> Got you. Okay. Uh 19. >> What started as a simple request to leave airport property ended with police intervention after repeated warnings were ignored. According to officers at the scene, the woman was ultimately arrested on trespassing and disorderly conduct related charges after refusing to comply with airport staff and law enforcement.