You're going to be under arrest for public intoxication. I'm not drunk. Ma'am, you were drunk when you said you had two shots and two beers. >> I'm [clears throat] good. >> I'm not no lie. Little [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> His two beers turned Karen into a police scene at the airport. >> So, what did you have to drink today? >> I hit a fireball. >> Fireball? A shot? >> How many shots did you have? Shoot. Two fireball shots and two little lights. >> Flight home ended in handcuffs after the limit was crossed. Started with a minor alarm at DFW airport. Police approached the woman and things quickly took a turn. No one saw coming. >> In and out of here or >> No, she just handle it. >> She was nice. >> I mean, we don't do nothing about that. But she just as a [ __ ] scum. >> Yeah. I don't know if you care about that. I'm just letting y'all know my >> head doesn't mean anything. >> Hello, man. >> How you doing? Can I talk with people over here? >> All right. Uh you have anything to You had anything to drink today? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What did you have to drink? >> I had another light and we're not we're not asking to do I'm not trying to search or anything like right now. I'm just asking you some questions. >> Okay. All right. Are you going about to fall over? You can put your hands by your side. Let's go over here. I'll talk to you. >> Okay. >> Come sit down over here. >> We'll get them. >> Come over here. Come sit down. >> Okay. >> So, what did you have to drink today? >> I hit a little light and uh >> you said a millite light. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How many? >> Two. >> Two. And then what else? >> I hit a fireball. >> Fireball. Uh shot. >> How many shots did you have? >> Two. Two fireball shots and two more lights. Anything else? >> No. You got your uh driver's license. >> You have my license. >> It's It's your Can you grab it for me? >> I didn't know. We did something wrong. I'm so sorry. >> He say was stumbling and he looked pretty off balance and stuff like that. >> I just I was confused. >> No, he said your driver's license. >> Oh. When the phone went missing, the flight no longer existed and memories began to unravel. Police realized this was no longer a simple case. [music] Phone >> is my phone's number. >> I don't see a phone in here. >> It's not that pass. >> Those are her um No. Take out credit. This is the receipt. >> Do you know where you're at? >> It doesn't. It doesn't. It just says, right? >> Yeah. >> At 11:45. >> I guess she's flying Frontier to Chicago. I'm guessing. >> Well, your phone's not in here. >> It really is. >> Sit. Sit up. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. You say your mom is here? >> Yeah. >> And she flying Frontier with you as well? >> Yes. >> On your next flight? >> I pay for everything. Okay. Well, let's see if we can um find out what day you're going to >> Are we done? >> Not yet, ma'am. No, >> we're not. >> The decisive moment arrived. The officer's explanation collided headon with the woman's confused denial. It better be. >> So, what's about to happen, Pette? Right. >> Yeah. >> You're about to go with us. >> Okay. >> You're going to be under arrest for public intoxication. >> I'm not I'm not >> You're not What? >> I'm not drunk. >> Ma'am, you were drunk when you said that you had two shots and two beers. >> Nice. >> Yeah. You're stumbling >> and you're by yourself cuz it looks like mom already took the flight left you, right? So, you're not in a position to take care of yourself and you're right now. So, you're going to you're going to come with us. Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Could you bend your bed, please? >> Did you possibly urinate on yourself? >> No. >> No. Okay. Seat was kind of wet, so I was just trying to see. >> Okay. So, it's just you're going to go to our holding facility. You're going to get some time to set your tire so you can rest and then we'll they'll be able to let you out after you sober up a little. Okay. >> I will never Oh, okay. Well, this has nothing to do with Frontier. I'm going to take your necklace. I'm going to put it in your bag. Okay. All right. Let's head on out. >> And you're going to go in our in our car. Okay. >> You got it. >> Yeah. Just walk slow. Small steps. >> Are you serious? >> I do live in Charlotte again. >> Actually, we're just trying to help you out. You're fine. >> I love yell. >> From the airport lounge to the booking process, in a single evening, a trip home became a hard lesson to forget. >> Does she know your daughter's number? >> She's on my phone. >> Can you What's your name again? Plet, she's Gabriel Leavon. >> Okay, Pette, I need you to spread your feet for me. There you go. Perfect. >> I don't I don't I have to check. Okay. >> I don't care. I don't think I >> I'm just letting you know my daughter. >> Do you know your daughter's number? >> [ __ ] No. >> Okay. Well, we'll have to worry about that when we get to it. >> We can't find your cell phone, so we don't know what's going on with that. >> Oh, yeah. It's like right in my baggage. Couldn't find that, right? Okay. >> No, ma'am. >> We did not find it. >> Hold on. All right. She All right. Please. You're about to get another search. Two more searches and you going to go through our jail booking process. >> That's right. >> All that all that stuff >> I can't get out. >> Okay. Well, I'm about to help you out. Help me. >> Wait just a second. >> Okay. >> All that stuff you were talking earlier, Miss Pette, we can't have that in this jail. Okay. Okay. Can I just like >> You can do whatever you want out. >> No. Bring your feet around. >> Yes. >> Towards me. >> I'll do whatever you want. >> Okay. >> I'm going to do whatever you want. >> Okay. Take your time getting this out. >> Okay. >> Okay. This is very nice. Thank you. >> Okay. So, we're going to step in here. I'm going to do I'm going to do another search. >> She was arrested for public intoxication and will face penalties under local law. Next, a call that seemed minor at Tampa Airport, but just minutes later, everything spiraled out of control in ways no one expected. >> She's now causing disturbance. >> She's intoxicated. I did. I did not. >> I did. >> Okay. You flying to Chicago? >> I'm good. Yes. >> Okay. What time does your flight? >> Um 6 and I'm mad because he's being mean as hell. >> Okay. Well, you >> I get it. I flew to Chicago >> and I understand that Latinos don't like black [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, today in order for you to catch a fight, you going to need to sober up cuz >> And I will. So, >> I don't want nothing, please. >> Okay. But let's move away from the bar to a different seating area and that way I won't have an issue with them >> cuz we have to then make that with me. >> Okay, >> I get that. I get that. But I will do whatever I will. I'm going tell you when they do that [ __ ] be me. >> This is embarrassing. Can I get it like a second? >> I just Can you back up? >> Yeah. when the military didn't give a [ __ ] about >> person. >> What about me? >> Well, >> that's what I'm saying. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm military, too. I'm a veteran. >> Okay. I'm embarrassed, so I don't want to walk this shame. >> Well, it's a short walk. Just walk right over here. >> Grab your purse and I'll follow you. >> Well, you got my purse. Get me out of here. >> Get me out. >> Amid passengers stairs and the airport announcements, a difficult decision was taking shape and there was no turning back. >> Dad, I had to go through that [ __ ] You hear me? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And now you just help me balance I I >> I get that. All right. >> I get that. >> All right. Where you from? >> I'm from Florida. >> Where? >> Damn. I might not. Am I going to make my flight? >> Yo, we going to work on that. >> If we make my flight, >> please. >> All right. Come on. Relax. Relax. >> Relax. >> If you like relax on me. >> Come on. All right. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Lean against the wall. >> If you relax on me, I can relax on you. >> All right. >> Okay. >> You got to let me fall. >> We don't want you to fall. >> I'm cool. >> If we do, you going to fall. >> Control 136. We're about to get on the shuttle here. It's going to be the red. We going to the main terminal. >> Whoa. All right. Come on now. You're losing. This door won't open. This door won't open. This door won't open. Come on. Over here. This door won't open. Come on. >> Please. Yeah. >> All right. We going to help you. >> Dude, do not put this [ __ ] >> Nothing's going >> on paper, bro. >> No. No. >> Like on God. >> Okay. Come on. >> We're going to let you sit right here. >> No. Right here. Come on. Sit up. Can I Can I see you? >> Yeah. Just sit down right here. We won't let you sit. Sit down. >> Okay. >> I dare you. >> I bet. >> You have to depart. Please stand. >> 316 in the military with 96 go. And I'm going through it. I'm going through it. I am going. I'm going. Hey, I'M >> WHEN PATIENCE reached its limit, every gentle approach collapsed, revealing the consequences of a night of overindulgence. >> Do you do you live here in Florida? >> Well, I'm saying that I want money out in my city. We not coming to your stuff. We coming. >> Why are you asking? >> So we can get you a cab or an Uber so you can go. >> Don't get in my purse. >> We not taking your purse. Come on. >> Stop. Come on. Stand up. >> Don't get in my purse. >> You're not going in your purse. Come on. >> I was like, I like you. >> We just helping you. Oh, first of all, >> God damn. >> Come on. All right, that's enough. Relax. Relax. >> We had a little too much. We're going to try to find her cab or something. >> Embarrassing as [ __ ] >> Can you stop? >> You got to walk straight and then we >> Okay. >> All right. But there's no one that can come and get you. I take care of my friends. >> All right. Come on. >> You hear me? >> I'm not no like little [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> You hear me? Come on. Easy, easy, easy. >> I'm not no like little [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Well, >> come on up. Come on up. Come on up. Come on up. >> Relax. >> Come on up. You're good. Come on. I don't know. >> In an instant, the flight vanished. Freedom closed in and the price was heavier than she ever imagined. >> Makes me look like a dumb [ __ ] >> Yeah, you don't. >> Hey, I >> All right, we accept your apology. Relax. Got to grab a car. >> No, I don't want that to happen. Please. >> No, you're being mean. >> Yeah, we're good. Jabari, thanks. >> You got a car? >> Yeah, he's getting a car right now. >> Okay. >> Oh, boy. >> Okay. If they got a car, I'm [ __ ] >> I'm [ __ ] >> Okay, I'll relax. >> I just want you crazy. Do not allow no. >> We have to take care of >> I complain about school. >> I'm so tired. I'M TIRED. >> RELAX. >> YOU'RE going to lose your job. >> Relax. >> Okay. >> Relax. >> You going to lose your [ __ ] >> Relax. >> Okay. >> Let's go. >> You're going to lose. Good job. You're going to wonder about I know >> I did everything. >> I did everything. I literally have done everything. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> Amber. >> Amber. >> I've done everything. >> Okay. >> What I'm saying is >> you have people. >> I'm trying. Well, he could help me. >> Yeah. My bad. Relax yourself. You have to chill out. Okay. >> In Florida, disorderly public intoxication is a secondderee misdemeanor [music] punishable by up to 60 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, possible probation depending [music] on the court's ruling. She is facing a charge of disorderly public intoxication. just a few drinks at the airport bar and the price was a flight that never took off. Hey everyone, what do you think about the situation? If you enjoy the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.