Ma'am, I've seen a officer in my whole life. You [ __ ] I'll die. >> I've been raped by military. >> An airline had already ordered two passengers off a flight when [music] a dispute with Miami Dade police turned into handcuffs on March 21st, [music] 2023. The women disputed the officer's claim that they had refused to leave. The central question is what legal authority supported the detention and arrest [music] once permission to remain was withdrawn and what facts were still missing when force entered the encounter. I don't want to get off the y'all were here this WHOLE TIME AND Y'ALL grab my bag here. Do something beautiful. >> Guys, I don't know why she got kicked off. I'm going with >> I'm a retired army veteran. I know how to conduct myself. >> I know how to conduct myself. >> Put your bags in the front. >> Why? >> Take off. Take off your purse. Okay. >> Why? >> You guys are going to go to jail. >> Why are we going to jail? >> Take off your purse. >> I'm not comfortable with it. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> No. You're making me uncomfortable. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> You're making me uncomfortable. Come on. >> Why am I going to kill somebody? >> Relax. Relax. >> All right. >> Let's go. >> What's wrong with you? >> Cuz you're making me uncomfortable. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> No. >> You're under arrest >> for what? >> We'll let you know right now. >> We're going to get the other way. >> You're choking me. >> Okay. I'm choked. >> No one is choking you. Relax. Can you relax? >> Can you relax? >> I'm telling you. I'm I'm fine. >> You're not one acting crazy. >> LOOK AT MY ARM. LOOK AT MY ARM. >> Because you're acting crazy. >> NO, I CAME OFF THE PLANE BY MYSELF. You didn't come and get me off the plane. And we already told you you were under arrest. >> No, you did not. They told me I had to get off the plane. Excuse me. They told me how to board. They didn't tell me how to um >> Can I please Can you let go of me like this? >> Calm down. I am a sergeant. Calm down. You're not acting like >> You're not acting like a >> You're not either. You're not either. >> You're on acting like I don't want to talk to him. Calm down. >> Calm down. What's wrong with you? >> All right. Can you stop touching ME CUZ I'M DRUNK? I'M JOKING. >> Like you see my drunk teacher told me she's kicked off. I DON'T KNOW WHY I'M being arrested. >> I'M NOT SCREAMING. I'M NOT. >> I'm sober. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Can you see? Can you hold me? A man can hold me, but not a man. Look at how No, I will I am not I am not hyped. Look, I'm not hyped. Look at how he's holding me. He's trying to still detain me, ma'am. I officer you on it. You don't want to talk to him. Don't worry. Talk to me. Okay. Ma'am, can I speak to you? Can you come over here? Can we move around? You guys can both me and wait to smack this then I'll break out of this as quick as you ever think. I lift too much. >> Listen, you're going to get more charges. We got no charges. >> You're going to get more charges. >> Everybody on the plane has no issue with us. >> Can you listen to me? >> You ain't talking yet. >> Can I be let go of I'm very uncomfortable. He told me to come. >> I can you let go. Can I be in the space to walk you guys like this? trying to [ __ ] with my hand like this. >> I feel impact in that was perfectly fine. >> Nobody has said anything to anybody. So why am I saying they told you guys to get off the plane? You refused to get off the plane. I was not in there, but that's what they're saying. >> No, they're not refused. Even the airport, the people that were sitting next to us said, "Why are they trying to kick you off?" You can go on and ask everyone. >> Yeah, but you have to understand whenever the airlines tells you to get off. >> I am retired army. I understand. I get every baggage free. I get loaded for me. Why would I act anyway? >> Please tell me that doesn't justify you acting like this. When I fight for your freedom, you don't fight FOR MY FREEDOM. I'VE GOT I'VE had right in front of me. Let's be real. I've seen die anymore. That's not fair. >> Let them figure it out. >> Mommy, so figure it out for them to do this. I've never been arrested. You can look at my record. I've never been arrested like this. >> You want to take a picture for my photos? No. Take a picture. I need a picture. You're not being >> I am being a picture of my Instagram so they know why I'm not home. my party tonight that I have to be at that I got paid 3,000 for. Thank you. >> Nobody on the plane said nothing. If anything, >> we're not talking to those until we further investigate. What's going on? >> I didn't refuse. I've never got married. When they told me to get off the plane, they told you guys were already here. So, I knew you ask yourself. >> I never refuse to get Why would I refuse to get off if I can get on the flight? >> What sense does that mean? >> You guys are detained to keep us from acting violent, but you understand more act. I'm an army veteran. I understand how to come from our anger. That's why before when I got on here, when the guy was being smart about veterans, he was like, "Oh, you can board." I said, "Yes, I can. I'm a frontier. You can now. Are you listening to me or no? >> We're not going to be going if we're not together. We're not good. You told me my hands are definitely >> not you, but I will definitely Miami date police break. There's no place to get home. >> My bags are still on the plane. >> Louis, I don't know. I didn't even yell. I didn't even >> I don't care. Just get me out of here. I don't want my clothes. I don't WANT THAT [ __ ] I WANT TO GO HOME. >> I DON'T WANT THAT. I WANT to go home. >> I've been trying to GO HOME FOR TWO DAYS. MY BEST FRIEND DIED IN FRONT OF MY HOTEL. WHAT THE is wrong with y'all? Y'all are sick. You're sick. I thought you would be different. You're sick. You're sick. MY BEST FRIEND GOT SHOT, COLD BLOODED from the hotel. I've been trying to go home since then. >> No, you're not. If you were sorry, I wouldn't be in them. I DIDN'T YELL AT NOBODY. >> Just because I'm sorry. >> I didn't be no tears. >> Oh, okay. Your bag's right there. >> EVEN EVERYBODY ELSE. I DIDN'T. YOU CAN ASK. EVERYONE sitting next to me, their husband, you hold their BABIES. WHY WOULD I HAVE YOU HOLD IF I wasn't a good person? YOU ARE ON Y'ALL. NO. Get off me. We're going to Come on. Don't make it harder than what it has to be. Come on. >> You're going to get hurt. You're going to get hurt. >> I got it. You got it. >> Yeah. Get one and I'm going get the other one. This video examines the encounter as a legal analysis documentary, not a verdict on either side. The record begins after the confrontation was already underway. So it does not show the airline's original instruction, its reason for removing the passengers or the full police contact before restraint. The analysis will separate airline authority from police authority, then test the arrest and force against the facts the subtitles actually preserve. The first major turning point comes when an officer says the subject is under arrest, yet the transcript never identifies the offense. That gap matters. A lawful arrest requires its own legal basis, but an unstated charge does not by itself prove the arrest was unlawful. It means this record cannot establish probable cause for a specific crime. And the disputed account of whether the women refused to leave must remain disputed rather than edited into fact. Florida statute section 810.08 08 addresses trespass in a structure or conveyance. A person initially allowed to remain can face trespass liability after an authorized person orders departure and the person refuses. That rule could apply to an aircraft removal, but the subtitles do not establish every element or confirm trespass was charged. The exact warning, timing, and response before restraint remain critical missing facts. You got leg restraints? >> I can't breathe. >> No, I can't. I'm not being funny. >> Wait on the leg restraints. 1520 right here. Love you. She's trying to kick. That's fine. That's fine. >> That's not going to stop you. I'm just going to sue you cuz I feel very mishandled. I've been raped by military. eventually arrive at the Walmart car. >> Give it some slack, Manny. So, so we grab it under the hitch. >> Yeah, you can slaughter this for a military by the way. >> I remember all your faces. I think I think my >> on you guys are such not even real cows around the other side. My hair open the flight number destination Philadelphia, right? >> Yes. That number is 2326. >> She said she's an army veteran, but >> no. Yeah. No, she was saying that 236. >> Yeah. >> She was telling me that she didn't know about. >> That's why I remember I looked at you and I did this. I said the front and >> I didn't. >> All right, ladies. like a sexual relationship. >> They already got one of your information. Uh >> only mine. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. Well, I don't know what happened in the back. You're >> part of the blame. >> Don't blame me. >> I am a woman. >> I understand. We don't have a tampon. >> I am bleeding from my >> Well, then you have to figure something out. There's no point of letting me out without a tampon. How am I going to >> How am I going to pee without a tampon? Do you have one? >> Um, in my luggage that's not here. It's my carry-on. >> Your carry on right here? >> No, like my luggage that's checked. Not the luggage I have right here. >> You guys are so ghetto. I can't wait to see you. >> No, I need a tamp I don't have a tampon now. >> Excuse me, sir. I don't feel comfortable getting out without a tampon because I need >> Excuse me, sir. Because if I get out without a tampon and they ask you for a tampon, then you're going to say I'm antagonizing you and I'm going to get arrested again. So, what's the point of asking for cocktail? No. Well, cuz when I asked for top the first time, you guys, >> you want to get out and pee or not? >> I do, but I would rather pee right by pee and you guys clean it up. At this point, >> we're not going to clean it up. Listen, >> it's not my problem. You guys will have >> You want to pee on yourself? >> It's not myself. I'm going to pee and I'm going to scoot over. That's fine. >> So, you don't want to go use the bathroom? >> I asked who with a tampon, but you're not You don't have a tampon. We do not have find one. I'm a woman. >> I cannot find one. I don't have one. >> You can't look. You did not look. >> Where am I going to get one? >> Um, can you go to the front desk for the concier? >> Well, there's no concier. There's not a hotel. >> Well, then you better figure it out. You brought me here. I have a There's no way you don't have tampons. >> You There's no way you you don't have tampons, >> sir. I do. >> Okay. You have in your bag. You can get it from your bag. >> Excuse me, sir. When I board here, they give me that when I board. When I go to the bathroom, >> Excuse me. Can I raise my hand and talk or you going to talk over me? >> The carry on. >> Can I talk now? >> You've already talked enough. >> When you board the airplane, they get here. I can hear you. When you board the airplane, they give you >> Huh? She doesn't want to get out. She said >> she says she's not getting out without a tampon. >> Force raises a separate Fourth Amendment question. Under Graham versus Connor, officers are judged by objective reasonleness based on what they confronted at the time, including the suspected offense, immediate threat, and active resistance. The subtitles contain commands to stop resisting and an officer's later statement that one subject was trying to kick. Those facts can support stronger restraint, but cannot show every tactic was proportional. Speech must be separated from conduct. City of Houston versus Hill protects substantial verbal criticism and challenge directed at police. So anger, demands for an explanation, or rude disagreement do not automatically become criminal obstruction. Here the legally consequential facts are reported. Resistance, threats, and attempted kicking, not merely the passenger's attitude. Even then, the transcript does not establish guilt. The outcome remains only partly known. The subtitles establish a custodial encounter involving handcuffs and additional restraint and preserve competing accounts about whether the women refused to leave the plane. They do not provide final arrest charges, booking disposition, court result, or a complete recording of the initial removal warning. An arrest cannot be narrated as a conviction, and a disputed refusal cannot be presented as proven fact. The officer team receives a B minus. The record supports efforts to calm the encounter explanations that the airline wanted the passengers off and audio suggesting later adjustments to restraint. The concerns are substantial. The transcript never states the arrest offense, and complaints about breathing cannot be evaluated from subtitles alone. Graham versus Connor also requires visual context to judge whether each force tactic was proportional. The adult female subjects receive a combined D+ because the subtitles do not reliably separate every statement between them. They could question the removal, protect their luggage, seek an explanation, and object verbally to police treatment. Those choices were not proof of guilt. The later record of threats, reported resistance, and an officer's statement about attempted kicking carried legal consequences. While the final charges remain unknown, two practical lessons follow from this record. A passenger can dispute an airline's decision without turning disagreement into physical resistance. And officers strengthen the legal record when they clearly state what changes a removal request into detention or arrest. Resources for the legal issues discussed here are linked in the description. If another body cam encounter deserves review, leave it in the comments. Each stage needs its own lawful basis.