[music] >> I can't go to see my mother and father anytime I want to. >> Listen, stop. Stop. You're intoxicated. She thought the airport was a place where she could argue her way through anything, but once the police arrived, the price of that stubbornness was anything but small. >> Because the Department of Airports called us that you were lodging in the public. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm not fighting with you. >> Do you have your phone? >> What am I going to get >> We're going to trespass you from the airport. >> How can I Dad, that's my freaking dad you're talking to, you you [ __ ] >> All right. Now you're going to jail for sure. >> Karen came to the airport to catch a flight, but this Karen chose the shortest route from the terminal straight into much bigger trouble. After 2 days at the airport, one simple question about her identity immediately put the woman on the defensive, and that was only the beginning. >> So, it's E N >> B A >> N A >> N A >> I S H A >> H A. We're going to trespass you from the airport. That's why I need your information, okay? I'm going to trespass you if unless you have a ticket. So, show me your ticket. Show me your confirmation, okay? Because you're being argumentative with us for no reason. >> I'm being argumentative. >> Yes, you are. So, I'm going to trespass you, so the Department of Airports is here with >> Why are you trespassing >> You can record that all you want, but at least get the We're recording, too. We don't care. We're recording, too. So, we don't care if you're recording, ma'am. I promise you everything's going to be fine. We just need to get this taken care of. We got other things we need to do as well. So, please just please cooperate. What can we do to help facilitate you here? >> Okay, so what you can do to help me is allow my friend to send me my information so that I could leave. Like wearing the nice I don't know why you're like >> Because the The of Airports called us that you were lodging in the public. That's why. >> What is your sleeping in the public? >> You're just being argumentative now, so it's obvious. >> So, my friend is about to send me my information so I can board my flight. So, why am I being trespassed? >> Cuz you don't have a confirmation number or a ticket. >> So, there's other people sleeping there's other people sleeping. Why don't you bother them? Did you take everyone's ticket? >> Okay. All right. You want this woman here or not? >> Would you want her to leave the premises right now? >> All we need is a yes. >> Yes or no? Yes. You have to leave. >> Get up. You're leaving. >> Or you're getting arrested. >> When given the chance to leave peacefully, she instead chose to argue about her plane ticket, supervisors, and why she had to leave. >> Ma'am, just you have to go. We don't We don't want to arrest you. Please. Yes, but we don't want to arrest you. >> There's a lieutenant here? >> We don't want to arrest you. No. I'm the lead >> He's the boss. >> I'm the boss right now. Okay? I'm a sergeant. I'm the boss right now. Please. >> above you. >> Please leave. We We don't want to have to arrest you, but we will. All you have to do is leave, ma'am. >> Who are you, ma'am? >> I'm Sharon. I'm the airport my director. I had noticed that you were here yesterday, too. So, I'm sorry to bother you, but >> This is the airport. People fly. People fly. Get some sleep. >> Yeah, I know, but we can't have people stay over and they We saw you here They saw you here too. >> It's a place of business. >> Where would you like to go? Bob Hope Airport? >> So, my friend is about to send me my ticket information so I could leave. So, why am I being trespassed? >> Well, because you've been here for 2 days. >> I haven't been here for 2 days. >> What airline are you flying? That's what I just said. He was supposed to send it. >> You don't know what airline you're flying? >> My friend is about to send >> Okay, what airline you're flying? I would know. >> And where you going? >> Martin, I'm sending you a ticket on Delta. Martin, I'm sending you a ticket Southwest. So, what are you doing? >> I do. I have my ID. >> Well, they already refused to give it to us. So, either way, you have to leave now. >> So, I can't fly out? >> You're doing this. >> Show your ID and so we can Or, I mean, it's going in circles. It's not making sense. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Okay, this is ridiculous. And I'm going to call internal affairs. >> Go ahead. Airport alcohol. 2131 by name. B Bravo A Alpha and November A Alpha I India A Sierra. She refuses to give his date of birth. >> But instead of ending the situation, she called 911, demanded to speak with a lieutenant, and refused to leave. A choice that was about to completely change the direction of the encounter. >> You're not getting a lieutenant, okay? >> They already said they're coming. >> No, they're not. >> I just talked to them. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. >> They called me. >> Okay. And I called them. >> I'm the supervisor for your airline. >> Okay. My problem with you is I want to know I want to ask you a couple of questions. >> We've already explained this to her a hundred times. >> There's nothing to explain to >> keep explaining to you, all right? I've already >> I don't I don't need to be running around for transportation when I'm supposed to be going here. It does matter because you trespassed for a reason. >> The Department of Airports is trespassing you. >> The what? >> Look, you're you're just pretending now that you don't understand. >> I mean, how am I pretending? >> Pretending that you don't understand. It's very simple. >> I trespassed. You didn't ask everybody for a ticket. >> We weren't asking you. >> You didn't ask everybody for a ticket. >> it to you again. Are you leaving? >> I I asked for a lieutenant. >> I asked for a lieutenant. >> Are you leaving now? >> I asked for a lieutenant. >> Please just leave. We don't have We don't want to have to arrest you, but we will. >> It's not about arresting me. >> That's what is about to happen. >> If my flight information comes through my phone, I'm getting your trespass revoked. So, that's why I asked for a lieutenant. >> You're making up You're making up jargon, ma'am. >> I'm not making up anything. >> We want to help you. Do you have a ticket to leave? Do you have a supporting pass? >> That's what I've been waiting for. >> just sit here for several days. We were here for two days. We saw you yesterday. The Department of Airports saw you. You're not even telling the truth. I saw you yesterday. Department of Airports saw you yesterday. Uh we saw you. I saw you yesterday here. So, stop lying to us and tell us you weren't here. You just got >> Why would I need to lie? Who am I lying to? We don't I don't want to take you to jail. We don't want to take you to a desk telling me to do this. >> I don't want to take you to jail, but we will. >> So, I'm going to go over there. I'm going to wait for the lieutenant to come like I said, and when my flight information comes through, you're I'm no longer trespassing, and the lieutenant's going to approve it, and I'm going to board my flight, and you're not going to bother me again. Cuz that's what I said. So, I'm going to walk away and do that. >> jail. You're going to go to jail. You're under arrest. Yes, you are. You're under arrest. All right. >> Can you bind your back? >> And when the officers finally ran out of patience, she still believed that mentioning a lieutenant enough times would somehow make everything go her way. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm not fighting. >> Give me your phone. >> What am I going to get >> for trespassing after warning? >> How when I called for a lieutenant? How when I called for a lieutenant? You can delete evidence on my phone. >> I don't want your phone. >> just called for a lieutenant, and you arrested me. I called for a lieutenant, and you arrested me. >> You were trespassing. You were given a trespass warning. >> I was given a trespass warning, but I didn't call >> didn't leave. You didn't leave. Oh, man. It's all on the system. >> Because I called for a lieutenant. This is You just told me to come over here and call a taxi. And you And I called for a lieutenant. >> Well, it wasn't that long ago. >> If I just called for a lieutenant, what am I being arrested for? >> Excuse me. You were trespassing earlier. >> The problem is is that they trespassed me. Then he said that I was trespassed. And the problem is is he said, "Go get a taxi or a bus." So, I'm over here in the taxi place, and I I called for a lieutenant. And they said, "We're sending a lieutenant out in the area." And that's when I was going to put it on. So, I already told them that it's my flight information card. And the lieutenant said that I'm not trespassing for me to leave. For me to board my flight. And that's what I was going to do. >> Where'd you park? >> I know she doesn't. >> In my phone, it's like the phone is up. >> She doesn't. >> And I have messages. >> You didn't ask me 100 times. Why you arresting me? This is full-blown harassment. >> It didn't have to It didn't have to be this way. So, >> You wouldn't even allow me to cross the street. >> You want to give us your name? >> I absolutely can it over your sergeant. I absolutely can it over your sergeant. Over your sergeant. Why are you taking off my hood? >> got to see your face. >> You saw my face already. >> Excuse me, back here. >> The heck are you You wouldn't even allow them to come. You said that they called you. You're a sergeant. You're not the lieutenant. >> Do you have ID? >> Huh? >> Do you know if he's actually in there? >> Nope. I don't I don't know. >> You don't know what I'm going to find it. We're going to find it either way. So, we're going to know. >> I don't have to talk to you. I don't have to talk to you. I have the right not to talk to you. I requested a lieutenant. >> You don't have the right. Have a seat, ma'am. >> I requested a lieutenant. And I'm still asking for one. I'm still asking for one. I'm still asking for one. Where are my belongings? Mhm? Where's he going with my belongings? And I don't feel safe in your car. So, after you just harassed me, why am I in your Why am I in your car? >> You're going to the county jail. >> For what? For what? When I requested your lieutenant. >> Who's saying that? >> I requested a lieutenant. Where's he going with my belongings? How is he processing my belongings? >> If that you can If she has the ID card on her, the officer can let >> Where did he go with my belongings? And what am I going to jail for? When I asked for a lieutenant, there was no reason to trespass me. I don't want to be near you. That's exactly why I tried to get out of Florida. >> She was charged with trespassing after warning. Next, just minutes after the police arrived, she turned a simple conversation into a confrontation filled with insults and defiance. >> I want to welcome you to board our flight 382 382 going to Tampa going one of the most of the board after the flight >> fine. I'm all fine. I'm all fine. Everybody's fine as long as I'm fine, right? >> You've been drinking, ma'am? >> I want to talk to my mom. WHAT THE >> MA'AM, MA'AM, listen to me. Put the phone down. What's going on? >> I want to go to see my mother and my father. >> Okay. Well, you're not going to go acting like that. All right? >> I can't go to see my mother and father anytime I want to. >> Stop. Stop. You're intoxicated. All right, stop. >> Talk to them, then. >> No, I'm talking to you. You're a grown woman. You're a grown woman. I'm talking to you. What time is your plane your plane supposed to leave? >> I don't [ __ ] care what time my flight is supposed to leave. >> You cross one more time, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Do you understand that? >> Okay, fine. >> Okay. You need to calm down. >> Will my dad come get me if I can't get out of these [ __ ] handcuffs? Go ahead. Talk to my dad. Go ahead. Talk to them. Talk to them. Go ahead. I don't [ __ ] care. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? He's right there. >> Let's go. >> No. >> I wish I would do that for I would do >> I wouldn't do that. >> Instead of stopping, she kept screaming, struggling, and demanding her phone, unintentionally pushing the situation to an entirely different level. >> Come over here. >> Okay. >> Oh, really? You're going to touch me right now? >> She's not out She wasn't out in our gate area. So, I I told her to She She couldn't stay down there with that baby. >> Okay. All right. So, who's she flying with? >> YOU TOUCH ME RIGHT NOW. IF YOU'RE NOT GETTING MY DAD, DON'T >> I got her I got her tag. Hold on. >> All right. >> I just brought her them off of that. >> Okay. >> Do not keep TOUCHING ME. GET DAD. I THIS IS [ __ ] NO, THIS is This is hilarious, right? Hilarious. >> What are you doing? >> I'M TRYING TO GET GET TO MY PHONE, FAMILY. THAT'S MY PHONE THAT YOU HAVE IN YOUR [ __ ] hand, you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> This is She found you guys, right? >> Yes. >> Dad, that's my [ __ ] Dad you're talking to, you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right. That's it. That's it. Now, you're going to jail for sure. All right? You better stop. Stop it. Do you understand? Stop. >> Be advised, it's going to be a Groundhouse Killer Burgers. I'm sorry, Groundhouse Killer Burgers. >> Is this like a good [ __ ] show? Is this a good This show, good job. >> What are you going to be driving? >> 5150 X-ray. I got one detained. In custody, actually. >> I got me one detained in custody in 1950. >> Good job, guys. Good job. Good [ __ ] job. Good [ __ ] job. Good [ __ ] job. >> When the officers told her to move, she still flatly refused, seemingly unaware that the chaos from the previous few minutes had already created consequences. >> All right. Let's go. >> No, I'm not going with you. You're kidding me. Are you kidding me? I'm not going with you. >> 18, go ahead. >> Can you Can you stop for 2 seconds? >> We have an all-call for an armed robbery. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. >> Where are your kids? TGI Friday's TGI Friday's in Adrian? Yes, ma'am. Right down here. Yeah. >> You're under arrest. >> I don't [ __ ] care. >> Are you a clerk? >> What What am I under arrest for? >> Public intoxication, assaulting an officer, obstruction of justice. >> Okay. So, I get to go home now? >> No, you're going to jail. >> Okay. Well, good. >> Let's go. >> Okay, let's go. >> Walk downstairs. >> I find the 4250 out when I get there. >> Please call my dad or my uncle or somebody who gives a [ __ ] about me. >> See if our 3703 is already on scene as well. >> This is [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Come over here. >> Three, stand up. >> Have a seat. >> I will take a seat. Oh, thank you so much. >> Even after being taken into the processing area, she continued questioning the officers and defying commands, making the ending of this trip even harder to salvage. >> I'll pay the bill. I'll pay the bill. Is this a [ __ ] joke? I'm not going in there. >> Yes, you are. >> Yeah, you are. Hey, it hurts my wrist. >> Ma'am, you need to stop. I can't take it off you. >> What did I do that was so wrong besides trying to go home? >> Uh what about? >> I'm not sure. Go for a swim. >> Shut up. Don't turn around. Stay where you are. >> I'm staying right there. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding? >> So, my knees are numb for you. >> You ain't going to get a lawyer. >> I've been dealing with him for 3 days. >> That's fine. >> All right. >> Hold on. >> It's fine. >> Sorry? >> Turn back around. >> I don't know why you won't let me go. >> I told you not to turn around. Stay where you are. >> All right. Uh-huh. >> All right. Come stand over here. I'll take this bag off. Stand up in here right against the wall. Hold on. I'll let you know. Hold on. Let me take this off first. Woah. Woah. Hold Just put your hands up against the wall. I don't even have some kind of balance. All right. It'll take you a second. Come over here. Sit down. It's over for a little bit on top of that. >> No. No. Where's my [ __ ] >> I have it. Look at Look Look. Okay. >> What the [ __ ] >> Have a seat. >> This is not funny. I love you. >> I hate you. >> No, it's not at all. Where's your phone? Pass me that key. >> Under OCGA section 16-11-41 and section 17-10-3, public intoxication in Georgia is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 12 months in jail and a $1,000 fine. She was charged with public intoxication, assaulting an officer, and obstruction. She wanted to fly home to her family, but ended up landing straight in jail instead. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. 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