I'm under arrest. Come on. You're under arrest. Public into prosecution. Listen to you. I'm going to explain to you. And you can after I'm done. Okay. So, I'm very well aware of my rights. I'm very well educated. >> She thought she could slip past airport security until everything collapsed in just minutes. >> Listen. >> STOP. >> MY PHONE. Let me talk to myself. [screaming] >> Down. Give me a second. >> We get a second. We're going to >> open >> what seemed like a routine stop suddenly ended with the cold sound of handling. Gina snapped back at the officers. If they don't let me fly, there's going to be a big problem. A defiant warning from a woman who seemed completely out of control. >> Right. What time is your flight today? Gina. >> Gina, when's the last time you drank something or took something? Have you been drink? Did you have some drinks last night or today? >> Just be honest. >> No, not today. Um I >> Okay. Well, right. You're acting like said they're not going to let you fly. So, what time is your flight today? >> Cuz right now, if you went to the gate, they probably would not let you board. >> So, but do me a favor. Finish tying your shoe. We don't want you to trip. >> What I'm telling you is that if they don't let me board my flight, it's going to be a huge problem. Well, >> she has to take her child. >> So, >> I know I I >> I will do anything to start tying your shoe. >> Okay. Go ahead and tie your shoes so you don't trip. >> And then we'll go from there. Okay. >> I can tell you right now the way that you're they're acting. They won't let you fly cuz they think you might be intoxicated and they can't have you up in the air like that. >> When police warned her, "If you don't fly, there will be consequences." She arrogantly replied, "My dad's a cop in Chicago." But within seconds, that bold statement turned the situation upside down. >> Well, then you need to stand up and show us that you can actually walk without any problems. Cuz right now, you you've wavered your So, stand up. Stand up, please. I want you to walk to that officer right there. You can't. Ma'am, excuse me. >> Okay. Sit down, please. Sit down. Sit down, please. Ma'am, sit down right here. >> Ma'am, just sit down right here. >> There you go. >> Whoa. Ma'am, [laughter] listen. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> First off, you >> I got her. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. One of your handcuffs. >> Go ahead. >> No. >> You got yourself. >> All right. [snorts] >> Just do it. >> All right. Come on. You're under arrest. Come on. You're under arrest. Public into proxication. Stop resisting. Give me your hand. >> Please. No. Stop. >> Go ahead. Hit hit the latch. Hit the latch right there. >> Perfect. >> Show me one fight. White female 1095. >> Yes. Yeah. >> I just want to talk to my dad. I want to talk to my dad, please. I want to talk to my dad, please. >> You had every opportunity. >> Don't put your [laughter] hands on me. >> It's okay. Come on, cheer. >> Oh my god. I need help. Help. Help. [screaming] Help. Help. talk to my dad. >> As officers tried to calm her down, they found a small bag of Xanax in her purse. Without a prescription, >> we got the hat. We got that hat. >> Is what it is. >> Your feet. I asked you for this. >> I asked you for my dad. >> I I swear to God, my dad willing you. You have no idea who the you're messing with. My dad will. And I'm not being stupid. My dad will literally you. So worry about it. He won't in the next week. I promise you. My dad will >> get the elevator. High five. >> Okay. Where's my phone? >> Your phone and stuff is in here. Let's go. >> Okay. Good. Can you stop? >> No. No. No. You're choosing a woman like this. What the is wrong with you? >> I'm trying to be nice to you. >> No, you're not. >> Be nice. I don't really care right now. >> We're not going to go. >> Just relax. >> Somebody help. Help. different colors. >> Okay. >> See? >> Yeah. Xanax. >> It's a zany. So, she took a Zany with alcohol. That's why she's so jacked up. >> Even as she was being escorted away, she kept shouting, "I just want to talk to my dad." But in Georgia, that name meant nothing in the face of 13 serious criminal charges. >> Yep. >> [screaming] >> No, >> I got to make sure. >> Listen up. LISTEN UP. >> STOP. [screaming] >> MY PHONE. Let me TALK TO MY DAD. >> Talk to my dad. Please. >> No. No. Let me talk to my dad. [crying] >> We also We also need to search her pockets. [screaming] Just in case you might have extra drugs. >> She's good. >> Good. >> No. No. Oh, no. Talk to my dad. Talk to my dad. [screaming] Please. >> No. Please. >> Please. I need to talk to my father. No. What are you doing? >> I got to go leg. >> No. I want to talk to my dad. Come on. I'm a young girl. >> No. >> I just want to talk to my seat belt. >> Yeah. Dad, you're sli. She was charged with obstructing law enforcement, public intoxication, and possession of controlled substances without a prescription. Harsh consequences for one reckless night at the airport. Next, what seemed like an ordinary flight at Tampa International Airport suddenly turned into chaos within minutes when an intoxicated woman unexpectedly stormed onto the plane. >> Hi, Miss. Can you come off the plane with me? Um, >> oh, look, you can explain to me the reason why. >> I'll explain it out there, but >> Nope. Uh, >> miss, this is what's going to happen. Everybody's going to get off the airplane and then we're going to have to take you against your will. And we don't want to do that cuz you're going to upset all these other passengers. >> Here, now here's the thing is I'm not really worried about the other passengers. What I am worried about is my rights. >> And my rights are that you are to explain to me what it is that is going on. I have done nothing wrong. So, let me explain it to you. >> No, but you are going to listen to me. I'm going to explain it to you. >> And you can after I'm done. Okay. So, I'm very well aware of my rights. I'm very well educated. Clearly, I'm sitting here. >> I paid for this seat >> 2 weeks ago. >> Okay. >> I have done absolutely nothing wrong. There is something wrong with people that work for this airline that are outside >> which have made the complaint against me. I've done nothing wrong. So, if you guys want to tell me what it is that I did wrong, then maybe it'll cooperate. >> Well, well, the the the captain of the >> No, the captain of the airplane is right there. And him and I had a very clear conversation. He does not believe that this should be happening. >> Well, he said he's there and we're here. >> And he's right here. And he told me to my eyes, he said this is out of his control. >> Right. So, that's why we come in. Please contact. No, but you did. >> I am first class, miss. >> All right. The other >> miss. There's something going on. You exhibited, Miss Nash. You exhibited some some behavior that's not conducive to that. >> Am I exhibiting that? >> You You've either ingested or taken something that's getting in the front of your judgment. That's what I'm saying. >> I have not. >> So, we're going to have everybody come out and then we're going to have to take >> That's fine. Can you take my bag? That is >> No, ma'am. You're refusing to You're refusing to come out. >> I'm not leaving here without my >> When officers arrived, she refused to comply, shouting about her civil rights and demanding respect while claiming to be highly educated. >> You can do that. >> You can do it cuz that's your bag. That's your bag. So, you do it. >> Are you guys really this sick? Are you Are you wanting to get your bag conversation? Are you kidding? And it's beyond his control. >> No. Listen to him. >> You're going to want to stand up and you don't be worse. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, he's not. >> You just grab your bag and >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> Well, you've exhibited some kind of behavior and that's concerned. >> No, what we're going to do now. >> What we're going to do right now is we are going to start recording this. >> I'm recording YouTube, so that's fine. I have no problem going on YouTube. But grab your bag and let's and let's get off the plane so you don't upset the rest of the airplane. >> I've already upset the rest. >> You have? Yes. So, let's just get out, get your bag, and we'll leave. >> Here's the deal, sir. >> Uh-huh. >> There we go. All right. >> Don't you guys have more important things to do? >> We do. Yeah, we do. But this is one of the important ones. >> No, it's not. >> It is. >> No, it's really not. It's You know what it is and then we'll tell you what it is. All right, grab your bag and we can talk while you're walking. >> You're telling me what to do. It doesn't work that way, Miss Nash. It doesn't work that way. Grab your bag. >> Grab your bag. >> What's going to happen? >> What's going to happen is in about 5 seconds, you're going to hand get in handcuff. >> What are you going to do? >> We were going to arrest you for disorderly conduct. How's that? >> Even after being restrained, she continued screaming and resisting, forcing officers to arrest her. The silence that followed was broken only by passengers disbelief. Do one more. >> Just give me a second. Just give me a second. >> Got to walk now. >> Just give me a second. >> But you get a second. We're going to >> Listen, I'm not good. >> Don't resist, ma'am. Relax. >> Control 146, show us 105 subject 105. Are you kidding me? Good luck. >> Don't Don't hurt me. Just let me walk you. >> You had your chance to walk up your >> purse. Would you just stop? Would you just stop? Just I will walk. >> You're going TO GET ANOTHER CHARGE. >> You're hurrying. >> Just walk. We're not hurry. >> You walk, you won't get hurt. >> Simple. >> Don't push. Embarrassing me. Are you kidding me? >> It's not okay. >> Ma'am, you got an ID in this purse? >> My ID is in my purse. >> In your other purse? >> Is this what you guys are paid for? It's not okay. [laughter] >> The girl with the red hair. It's not okay. >> You don't listen. Here's the thing is I can walk but you don't have to push me. >> We're not pushing you. >> You are Can you please just let go? >> They have to hold you because >> I'm not going I'm not going to run. Just let me crazy. >> On the tarmac. She kept yelling insults and racial slurs, turning the incident into a full-blown spectacle that shocked everyone on board. I have the capacity to have a conversation with people when they they're just up cuz they have to sit there and work every day. They don't understand that other people work harder and they work differently for money. It's soed up and you know it. What are you guys going to do? You going to take me downtown? Take me to all the people that are actually criminals. You know, throw me to self. Make like give me a lesson. Are you kidding me? You know you don't like to go home at night thinking about this. It's so up. I voted for you. I voted for Trump. I voted for you. It's so up. I didn't do anything wrong except for speak up for myself and I only spoke up for myself for myself and I didn't speak up for myself or anybody else or anything wrong. And this black woman at the beginning of the line did not like me and she did not like that I was first class. She did not like that I was up front and she wanted to slander me. She wanted to say all these things about me and up and she should be fired and American Airlines should be sued for the way I'm being treated. It's so up. I need you to bring me somewhere else than where you bring everyone else because I do not belong where it is that you [music] think that I belong. Period. If you do not bring me there, I will sue the out of you and [music] your department. >> In Florida, disorderly conduct and public intoxication can result [music] in up to 60 days in jail for a first-degree misdemeanor and fines of up to $500. The woman was charged with disorderly intoxication. Under Florida law, this may lead to jail time, fines, and a permanent criminal record. What started as a normal day ended with her being escorted straight to [music] jail. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support [music] us through donations. Thank you so much.