I request by law that everything be recorded right now. >> being recorded. You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back or I'll add resisting. Are you going to continue to resist? Now, you just got assault on a peace officer. >> You're going to prison. YOU'RE GOING TO PRISON. YOU'RE GOING TO >> ON September 7th, 2023, airport police officers were dispatched to a terminal after reports of an intoxicated passenger causing a disturbance at gate 26. She had since relocated near a different gate before officers arrived. Officers made contact calmly, opening with a wellness check rather than an accusation. Under Terry versus Ohio, this stop was lawful. Dispatch reports and visible signs of intoxication provided sufficient reasonable suspicion. The subject admitted to consuming wine, claiming she began drinking after an upsetting prior incident. Public intoxication statutes require no specific BAC, only that intoxication causes a disturbance or poses a danger to others. >> I was told to call the company. They called the company because you know what you're >> You doing all right? >> Yeah. Hang on. Yes. >> What's going on? >> Do you want to hear the truth? >> Well, I don't like people to lie to me. >> I don't want to lie to you. >> But if you I mean, if you don't want to talk to me, you don't have to. >> You're under >> We're just checking on you. You're all right, we're good. >> to I went to go and check in to my flight. I was just trying to get to my friend. >> I'm trying to get to my friend. You got like everybody everybody was like and you're like saying that they're popping your arms and everybody was like somebody was like licking your [ __ ] earlobes, you know? And they're like, "Hey, Rita." I'm just trying not to disturb. I know what. >> I have no idea what you're talking about. >> Okay, let me >> What happened down there at 26? >> What happened down there What just happened is everybody like you're extremely good looking so everybody was like walking by you and was like, "What are you doing?" What happened at 26 was I didn't honestly like I didn't do anything. Like I was like, "Hey, like I'm trying to go here." Like and I was like, "I'm trying to" and they were like And I got right in front of the phone we're all and we're all 100% We're all 100% I'm not but all of them were. So and then for them to sit there and just like react the way they react the way they did [ __ ] set me off. Like and I was like, "Okay, this is what we're doing?" Like >> So what happened? I wasn't there. I don't know. They They just called and said that >> My flight changed. >> Okay. >> So I asked somebody, "Hey, like can you tell me I Here. Are you on Sir, did you happen to be on speaker? Just so you know that everybody there is saying Casey you tried to kill me or whatever. I Like I was like, "Um my flight changed." Like that's all I said. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I had two glasses of wine. Does it matter? >> Well, yeah. >> Does it? >> Yeah, to a point. >> you record this? >> I'm recording. I'm not I'm not going to record with your phone, but my camera's recording. >> So, what I had to drink tonight after I didn't have anything to drink tonight before that happened. And then I started drinking after that. Does that matter? >> When when did this happen because we just got called? >> It happened after you were here. >> You have like a time frame or >> Huh? The time between like my last flight. >> I don't know when that was. >> I know. So, why does that matter? >> So, what's your plan? You're just going to chill here? >> No, my plan is to get on a flight and go to Seattle. But, y'all stopped me because you're a racist. >> Hold on. I didn't stop you. >> I am such a menace to society. >> straight. Y'all didn't stop you. I don't work for the airline. I am a police officer with the airport. I didn't stop you. I don't know what has transpired during your day. So, I'm just here to make sure you're safe and they're safe and everybody's cool. >> Get me to my flight. >> It sounds like they're not going to fly you. >> Yeah, because of what? >> I don't know. I've been trying to ask you that since I got here. >> tried to ask you the same thing. I said nothing. The girl's got something with me. That's cool. But, what she needs to do is go back to school to figure out like you can't just cuz you hate somebody. You can't just stop their flights. Cuz that's a whole ass life. That's a whole ass lie she's doing. Oh my god. Wait. Your lashes look better than me. I'm going to stop your flight. Bye. She's that type of Somebody needs to report her. I'm done. >> So, let's let's go out down here at 25. Just gather up all your stuff so we can exit out at 25. >> to figure out who it is going to let me in on my flight to Seattle. >> Okay, they denied you boarding. So, are you going to gather your stuff up or not? Cuz I've been trying to be patient with you and been nice with you the whole time. >> ask you why you denied my boarding. >> I didn't deny you boarding like I said. >> All right. >> I don't work for the airline. American Airlines denied you boarding on me. At this point in time that you're not a ticketed passenger. So, you can gather your stuff up. We're going to exit out 25. And I'm going to advise you once and once only. This area is for ticketed passengers. If you don't Listen to what I'm saying. If you don't leave, you're subject to trespass, which is an arrestable offense. >> I got to call law enforcement. >> Congratulations. You reek of alcohol, so >> hammered right now. >> You're hammered drunk. >> sitting here, but I'm not driving. >> I'm ready if you are. >> All right. Well, >> Stand up. >> you to leave. >> Don't resist. >> I'm not doing that. >> Stand up. You're under arrest for hands behind your back for actively resisting. Are you going to continue to resist? >> got my phone. >> I'm not worried about your phone. Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Grab my phone. >> Put your hand behind your back. I can see why they didn't board you. >> Grab my phone. >> I'm not worried about your stuff. Resist. >> OH! OKAY. OH MY GOD. RESEARCH THAT YOU just did. OH MY GOD. HELP! HELP! >> STOP. >> OH MY GOD. >> Now you just got assault on a police officer. Did you try to hit her off? I don't even have a car here. She just kicked me. I know. We can go all 30. Truthfully, I didn't try to run her off, too. Ready? >> Yeah. >> Stand up. Stand up. Yeah, just hurry. >> You're on film. >> Yeah, the whole thing is the whole thing is There's cameras everywhere. See that camera right there? It's got you kicking me. I'm not worried about it. Whoever's law enforcement would agree with me. >> I don't follow your laws. Didn't know that. here. >> I have no idea what you're saying cuz you're not talking to me. >> That's Charlie. I have your paperwork ready. >> [ __ ] Put the cameras on. Put the cameras on. >> Walk. >> Put the cameras on. Put the cameras on. PUT THE CAMERAS ON. >> YOU'RE NEVER GOING TO GET HER BACK. >> OH MY GOD, YOU'RE GOING TO PRISON. YOU'RE GOING TO PRISON. YOU'RE GOING TO PRISON. That's like a movie. >> How do you want to do this? You want to do this easy way or the hard way? I think you're not going to like the hard way. >> I I can sit down. >> You can sit down? You're going to keep acting like this or are you going to calm down? Which one? >> It's all on video. >> I know it's all on video. You're looking at two charges. We can add another if you want to. Or you can knock the [ __ ] off and sit in this chair. Which one you want? >> I'll sit in the chair. >> All right, sounds like a good plan. Let's do this. Sit down. >> Do you have cameras on, officer? >> Yeah, of course. >> Okay. You see this? I'm fighting. I am resisting arrest. >> that. >> I have blood on my hand from you. So, yes, you did. >> you fought. You literally >> I got uh legs when you're ready. >> Do you um >> All right. >> Do you the Is the camera still on? >> Mhm. Always. >> Is the camera still on? Yeah, I swear to God, like I will everything against you. >> American Airlines denied the subject boarding, stripping her of ticketed passenger status. Under federal TSA regulations, secured terminal areas are restricted to ticketed passengers. Her continued presence in the terminal was now unlawful. The officer issued one clear warning. Leave or face trespass charges. A single advisory is all the law requires before arrest becomes lawful. She refused. And that refusal transformed a civil matter into a criminal one. When cornered, the subject invoked her father's law enforcement career as a shield. This carries no legal weight. Family ties to police confer zero immunity from criminal charges. The officer correctly disregarded the claim entirely. When the subject refused to stand, the officer initiated a custodial arrest. Under Graham versus Connor, force is judged from the officer's perspective at that moment, accounting for active resistance, not evaluated with the benefit of hindsight. >> Is it still on? >> It's not going to off. >> The blood on my hand is the blood from you. >> It's my blood. >> Yeah, it's from you attacking me. And guess what? You just lost your job. You just lost everything because guess what? It's all on video. All on video. >> Huh? Yeah, let's do that. Okay. >> All on video. Just make sure that you I don't kick anybody. I'm not kicking anybody. >> me. I'm telling you right now. I'm telling you If I get kicked, it's not going to be good for >> I don't kick anybody. >> I'm telling you that right now. >> You are is that Is it really on? Is somebody recording this? >> Yeah, all of us are. All right, then. In the car we go. Turn around and sit down. Sit down like normal. Put your hands behind your Sit down like normal. >> You know what? I don't believe in you. Never. Never. I never believe in God. Never. If God wouldn't let this happen to me. You are done with this. this thing. It's your god. God, is it allowed for me to be destroyed? It's so hard. This place and your god. Your god. [ __ ] you, Jesus. Because Jesus with my life happens to Jesus is a liar. He's a He's a liar. What do we choose to worship Jesus today? Oh, guess what? You get tortured by the rest of them. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you, Jesus. Is he real? Save me from this [ __ ] JESUS ISN'T REAL. >> ALL RIGHT, we're just going to get you in there, get you settled in, okay? >> by law that everything be recorded right now. >> It's still being recorded. >> I don't want to talk about that. I need to see See the red button? No, I need to see everything needs to be recorded right now. >> It's being recorded, remember? Just like we talked about it. It's recorded. Yep. I got you. There's a camera right up there being recorded, too. >> I need to be everything needs to be recorded. >> talked about that. Absolutely. Yep. So, we're still on. All right, come on out. I know you got your legs. If you promise not to kick me, I don't want to take them off you. >> I have never kicked this whole entire time. >> I didn't say you did, but are you >> I've never kicked this whole entire time. >> Yep, I'll be in recording. Can I get those off you in that case then? >> Can you? >> Yeah, I'd be happy to. >> Can you do that? >> Yep, as long as you just promise to be cooperative. >> put it on? >> Yep, I can I'll take them off of you, but I just need you to not not hurt me is all, okay? >> to go on film. >> Still being recorded. Still being recorded. Yep. Cool. All right, go ahead and step on it. Yep. >> No, I need everything >> Just like we talked about, remember? Still being recorded. Come on out. I got you. Go ahead. Yep. Just you and me. Just you and me. Don't worry about them. >> Where are your >> Don't worry about them. >> No, I need Where is No, I need cameras. >> Everybody's got their cameras. I promise. I promise. >> touch me. >> I promise. >> Don't touch me. I need cameras. >> I need you to help me out. I need you to help me out, okay? >> I need you to not let me go. I need you to not >> cameras on you. Everybody's got cameras on >> I know that cameras are on. >> I promise everybody's got them on. I >> Until is the camera >> The camera's on, just like we talked about. >> Release. >> Okay, I'll release you. >> Release. >> See? >> Release. >> touching you. The camera's on, okay? Let's go inside and get you some water, okay? >> me. I It's camera It's on camera. >> Okay. >> Release me. I I am Cameras >> Yes, cameras are on. Okay. Walk up to the old white line up there, okay? >> Cameras >> Still on. >> Straight ahead. >> Are you sure? >> Yep, straight ahead. Straight ahead, ma'am. You've got You've got cameras on you right there. >> If I call my dad, who is going to turn me >> You'll be able to go through and make all the phone calls you need in just a few minutes, okay? You have my word on that. >> I don't. >> Hold on. Just pay Don't Just pay attention to me. I'm the one that's going to help >> you. I trusted you. >> have my camera. >> you. >> Just talk to >> My uncle probably trained you. You You I swear to god. >> Don't worry. >> If he knew you were doing right now >> Don't. >> He'd take your badges. >> Don't. What's your cell What's your cell phone number? >> My cell phone number is a [ __ ] You You're a liar. You're a liar and you're a [ __ ] liar and all that. I don't care. I don't You don't need my cell phone number because what am I going to do? My dad's a liar. My uncle probably trained them and I'm going to call those That's why I asked if you were recording. Did you record? Yeah, pull it. DON'T TOUCH ME. Get your HANDS OFF ME. GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. My couple hands is get your hands off me. I asked you to release Release my arm. Have Have him release my arm immediately. Have him release my arm immediately. I don't need him to make I've got a sergeant miss that is on my side. Have him release me immediately. Thank you. Do you want to retrain your sergeants? 405 Do you want me or do you want a father? They probably trained all y'all. I'd be so disappointed at the way you trained people. I didn't plan to be attacked by your officers. I was driving to my friend's house in Seattle so and then your officers attacked me. You just didn't let me go on with my merry little way. Okay, I'm trying to tell you like I'm trying to just go >> with my life. I literally came here to go on with my life. And for some reason your officers decided to be like, "Hey, let me just attack somebody because I feel like I'm entitled to it." I'm [ __ ] sick of it. >> Okay, I understand. >> I feel like I got people I got Uber out waiting for me. Like, I'm trying to do I'm trying to live my best life. Trying to do you know, like trying to play on the beach and trying to see all these things and I'm sitting here and they're throwing me around like a freaking rag doll. Like, I'm so dead. Like, I'm so deadly. I'm a deadly human being. Don't touch me. >> Here, here. >> YOU WOULD HAVE SAID [ __ ] to sit there and >> She's going to say that. >> She knows, okay? >> Wipe your face off. >> Yeah, I probably did cuz I got boogers here. I have my nose. You would have would. You I got uncles in the [ __ ] military. I got uncles in the I got UNCLES IN THE [ __ ] BOSS. AND I'M GOING TO TELL you his [ __ ] name. And that [ __ ] literally comes up to me like I'm so Oh god, I'm freaking dead. I got nails in her vagina. I just want to lie down. I'm going to kill you, though. >> Have you ever been in >> And he's like, "Oh, what are you going to do? Let me slam your [ __ ] face." Who the [ __ ] I will have your [ __ ] job. It's not [ __ ] cute, bro. >> Do you have any medical issues that require immediate attention? >> You're really nice. You are really [ __ ] rude. You can't just slam people around like that. What? >> Do you have any medical conditions that require immediate attention? Something that I need to call the paramedics before. >> No, I'm pissed off right now. >> Okay. Are you currently taking any kind of prescription medications? >> No, what? I want to go and see my best friend. That's all I'm trying to do. >> I understand that. >> You are an idiot. >> Are you allergic to anything food or drug wise? >> Just penicillin, that's it. Can you sit back there again? Sorry. >> I'm so sorry. I'm okay. I'm just embarrassed. One more second. I'm just looking at the little scratches. >> I'm not letting my dad I'm not going to take a picture. I'm going to be like, "Oh, no. He's my dad. He's going to see that." >> He's not going to see it. I PROMISE. >> YEAH, HE WILL. HE'S GOING TO SEE IT. >> YOUR DAD ISN'T going to >> It's awful. >> Just look at the little scratches. >> I won't have a job. I'm not doing it. My dad's going to see it. >> Nobody's going to see it. >> No one will see it. >> Yeah, no. No one will see it. >> My dad probably No, he Your boss >> He will not see it. The longer the faster we get done with our process, the faster you get to go and make phone calls, okay? >> I don't need to make phone calls. Oh my god. I'm going to be like, "Oh dear. I've been arrested." I'm going to be like, "Oh my god. Tell Rodrigo I said what's up." You'll [ __ ] Well, freaking uh Y'all both know I didn't do it, too. >> The subject kicked the officer during restraint. That single act elevated the charge from misdemeanor resisting arrest to assaulting a public servant, a felony in most US jurisdictions, carrying significantly greater penalties. After securing the subject, officers offered to remove leg restraints contingent on cooperation, a textbook de-escalation technique. Giving a distressed individual a sense of control reduces resistance without compromising officer safety. The subject demanded cameras stay on throughout. She was right to do so. Body cameras protect both parties. They hold officers accountable and document a subject's own conduct. The footage recorded the kicks she later denied in full. Standard custodial procedure requires welfare screening, medical conditions, allergies, medications. Officers followed this protocol consistently, a legal obligation ensuring detainee safety from the moment of arrest through booking. The woman was charged with three offenses, public intoxication, resisting arrest, and assaulting a public servant. Each charge arose directly from her own escalating choices rather than from any independent action by law enforcement. Case outcome remains unknown at time of analysis. Based on the footage and applicable law, the resisting arrest and assault charges appear well supported. The public intoxication charge relies more heavily on circumstantial evidence. The officer receives a B plus. He maintained composure, followed lawful procedure, issued the required warning, and used proportionate force. Post-arrest de-escalation was professional. Earlier trespass clarity might have reduced conflict. The subject receives a D. She refused a lawful order, resisted arrest, and struck an officer, each step compounding her legal jeopardy. Personal grievance is not a legal defense. The remedy for unfair treatment is the courtroom, not confrontation. Lesson one, comply first, dispute later. Even when an order feels unjust, physical resistance creates criminal liability that is far harder to undo than a wrongful charge. Courts and attorneys exist precisely for situations like this. Lesson two, invoking family connections to law enforcement is not a legal strategy. It signals entitlement rather than knowledge of rights. Officers are bound by law, not professional courtesy. Name-dropping escalates rather than resolves. Lesson three, body cameras are neutral instruments. They capture officer misconduct and civilian conduct alike. Demanding recordings is a right worth exercising, but the same footage that protects you can equally be used against you in court.