Let go of me. Let go. [Music] Do not resist. Cannot resist. >> I want to go on my own. >> One woman caused chaos at Cleveland International Airport in just a few short minutes. >> You know what? >> I need a car, too. So if you want, you request a video and and then you can reflect. >> Stop spinning. >> From the reception desk to the police car, the confrontation was tense between her and the security force. It was a normal morning at Cleveland International Airport. But minutes later, it turned into chaos. Who was it that caused the entire security team to intervene? >> Let go of me. Let's go. February 8th, 2022. Asked to leave the restricted area, this woman reacted in an unexpected way, screaming, struggling, and even attempting to bite an officer. >> Let's go. Come on. Johnson say that female that Ruffin and I had this morning causing a disturbance up on the upper. We're on our way to the train hopefully. >> Come on. Let's go, Susan. That way. Super. >> Let's go. Let's go, Susan. Let's go. Hey. Hey. >> No. >> Let's go. You can don't get >> You cannot be back here. Let's go. >> No. Let's go. I need help, please. Right now. Let go of me. You do it. >> No. >> Don't you do it. She's very She's fighting me now. Let's go. >> Let's go. What is your problem? Let's go. Let's go, Susan. Let's go. Santa, >> let's go. Don't you bite me. You know what? Thank you. >> I need a car here, too. Take her. You going to tear up? Yeah. Yeah. My car. >> My glasses are over there. Thank you. >> How did an anonymous passenger end up causing trouble for Delta and the police? It all started when she walked past the front desk and set off a chain of chaos. I have my uh my car. >> Oh god. >> I'm on my way. >> My car. It's right across the street. My bag's in the back. >> My car. It's right across the street. My bag's in the back. In the front. >> Yeah. Daddy. >> Sorry, Charlie. >> Watch out, guys. >> Bringing the car over. >> You got to watch out. >> Well, that's not what happened. >> She's [ __ ] scratchy. Oh, she did break skin. As she was being put into the police car, she suddenly declared that she couldn't move. But things were only just getting started because this wasn't her first appearance at this airport. >> I apologize cuz we had her pinned against it. >> Okay. This one. >> Yeah. >> Where her Where's her You guys threw her water bottle away. >> Yeah, I threw the water bottle. >> Yeah, I'm wearing half of it. like digging her nails into me. And >> so everything they help they pinned her they help her until the other officers got here. Was she trying to get back behind? >> Yeah, she was back here. I'm like piping >> and she said you can't be back here and that's when she just started losing it. She like raised her hand like she was going to hit her and she spilled water on her and then she threw your water or her water bottle on you. And you slipped when she kind of pulled back. >> Yeah, I slipped and fell and then they came and she ordered I think. >> Yeah, I wiped out cuz it was she kept spilling her water and then >> came out in front of my car. She was like screaming and then I got like, "Come on, let's go to the train." >> Yeah, I saw her there and then you guys came in through this door and she ran up here. >> She just got right behind her. From disruptive behavior to charges of resisting law enforcement, is this a whim or a dangerous habit? The answer lies in the surprising ending of this video. >> What did she say? She doesn't want to sit up. >> Well, she's exhausted. Can't move. Why don't we try and get her out? >> Yeah. >> You want me to pull her out that way? >> Is your Is your back seat Is it unlocked? Back seat's unlocked. >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to try and get you out. She's going to be cooperative with us here. >> Yeah. Watch your feet cuz she was kicking you before here. I'll grab her on the other side. >> Come on. We're going to get out. Slide out. >> Roll you on your back so we can get you out. >> Put you in another car. >> Okay. Well, we want to try and get out. Help us out a little bit. >> Help us out a little bit. >> Life, baby. >> Stand up. >> All right. [Applause] >> Okay. She is angry. >> Slide around the other side. >> Yeah. Police confirmed that Susan had been a repeat troublemaker at the airport and had been arrested on the same day. She was arrested on charges including trespassing, assault, and resisting arrest. Next, a drunk woman was denied boarding a plane. But that was just the beginning of a 20minute chaos at Orlando International Airport. >> Do not resist. Do not resist. >> I want to go and be on my own. So, if you want, you request a video and and then you can reflect. >> Stop spitting. >> She claimed to have only had two drinks, but what police recorded was an uncontrolled rage and an undeniable strong smell of alcohol. >> Watch out with your uh your your whip there. >> Isn't my time's [Music] back right now? >> Chelsea, it's a problem. You've been drinking her. Come on over. How many hours have I been waiting? >> I don't know. How many hours have you been waiting? >> You know, you know the difference between the hours and what my flight was. You see it in my hand. >> My family's on the flight, too. >> My family together. >> Yeah, my And that's one of the reason why my family's on the flight. >> So, how long have you been drinking? I wasn't drinking >> for like 2 hours. >> Well, that's the problem. You're on a plane intoxicated. You know that, right? >> I don't know that. But if you going to hold me back, I've been being held back this whole time. I'm not going to distract nobody. I'm just going to go home. I want to go home. >> I've been waiting this whole time >> for the safety of the flight. >> I've been drinking for like 30 minutes. My miss I'm not that long. What? >> I want to get home. >> I know. >> That's the only reason why I was drinking. I would never been drinking. >> Her husband and their kid on the flight. Can I get a name so we can face her over? you. It's like you you telling me how I feel. I You didn't give me a breath of loss or nothing. I can tell you how I feel. >> Thank you, Carlos Ramirez. Carlos Ramirez. >> I want to go home. [Music] Already go home. >> I would have never been over. I just want to go home. Like Tinker, >> they telling me I can't get on the flight cuz I'm drunk. They never breathalized me. >> But they never breathalized me. So they don't know how I feel. >> My name's Olson. >> That's that's that's a lawsuit. They can't tell me how I feel. >> Austin. >> So how you going to tell me how I feel? You can't tell me that I'm drunk. >> Miss conversating with you. >> Unfortunately, they could they could deny you the flight. All right. You you are intoxicated. >> Cuz you're you're visibly intoxicated. Okay. >> How? >> I'm not like this. Like how >> chicken? They telling me that I can't get on the flight. >> Yeah, it's their decision. So there's really like I don't want to get into it. You know, >> it's like y'all hold us back. What else are we supposed to do? They would tell me I can't go. >> That's my battery. >> Yeah. Unfortunately, it's their policy. You just can't be that intoxicated when you fly in a plane. Okay. >> I'm not that intoxicated. >> Well, according to them, >> tensions escalate, words become weapons, and just one wrong move turns things from rejected to arrested. think I want a refund. >> Listen, this is >> Chelsea, calm down. >> You can't insult them. >> Yeah, I insulted me. >> I I tried They tried to get you to calm down. I was standing here the whole time. >> [ __ ] >> So, we're going to refund her ticket and she's denying >> I don't want I just want to go home. I won't do that. >> All right, Chelse. Here's what's going to happen. They're They're giving you your money back. Okay, you don't have to do anything. They're going to do that on their end. But to get you a flight now, you have to get back on the tram and head back to the terminal. >> Why would y'all do that to me? I didn't do nothing to nobody. That's not fair. I didn't do nothing to y'all. Why would y'all do that? The only reason why I was drinking cuz y my flight was delayed and I didn't want to be mad. But y'all making me mad right now. I didn't want to be mad. I was drinking. I didn't want to be mad. I understand. I didn't want to be mad. What's the point? But y'all making me mad. That's what y'all doing. >> That's what I was trying to stay away from. But I got no other choice cuz that's what the terminal look right now. It's not fair. >> Okay. All right. So, are you going to go back to the terminal? >> I don't know if I supposed to be going home. >> You have to to to get another ticket. >> Hey, somebody want to give me a refund and I can't get on my flight. And I was right here with Tink and Renee. I had a few drinks at the bar, but I'm not that drunk. They trying to tell me they know how I feel. How can they tell you they know how you feel? They ain't going to rebirthize you, man. >> All right, Chelsea. So, here's all we got to do. >> Either way, >> I understand that. >> I'm trying to help. I'm trying to help you. >> You're not trying to hold me. >> Listen, you you keep you get you get frustrated, Chelsea, and then you and then you you hurl an insult. All right. >> I'm trying to help you >> and and the insults are not uh they're not helping you. All right. >> You mean the flight, so the same difference. I'm trying to help you figure out how to get another flight. >> Trying to help me. This dude was trying to help me. You to make sure I got home when the flight used to be on. So, you're not trying to help. >> I don't have any authority for that. Okay. >> No, I'm not holding you back. Okay. >> I did nothing wrong, she shouted, but the police said otherwise. A spit in the handcuffs were ready. Promptly, Leonora, he started, but Oga halted. >> You can't sit here though, Chelsea. You got to sit in the main area, the terminal. I can't go here. I'm too drunk. I can't go. I'm drunk. >> You can't go there cuz you're too drunk? >> Yeah, I'm too drunk. I told me I can't go to the fight. I'm too drunk. So, I can't go there. I'm too drunk either. >> Chelsea, you have you have to go to the other side. >> I need some time to calm down. >> You'll have all the time in the world. You literally >> give me time. My >> It's literally 100 yards. We have to go 100 yards. >> How much time? >> I don't know. I can't call. I'm drunk. >> Okay. >> Well, Chelsea, I don't barter. You understand that? >> Me either. charges took my money. >> Chelsea, let me explain something to you. >> I'm a representative of the Orlando Police Department and I have been nothing but polite and professional with you. >> I'm on a Chelsea. Chelsea, look at me. >> Chelsea, look. Look at me. Chelsea, look at me. >> Thank you. >> Chelsea, look at me. >> Chelsea, I will I will arrest you. Chelsea, >> do not want to, but I will arrest you. If you arrest me for the wrong reason, you will get sued. >> It's not for no reason. You have already violated the city ordinance of this orderly contact. >> You have talked in a turtluous manner towards the public. You have caused multiple disturbances and now you are refusing to leave a secured area of the Orlando International Airport. Chelsea, you will be arrested if you do not leave. Thank you. >> I was supposed to be home by now. >> Okay, listen. >> So, just keep the [ __ ] up. >> [ __ ] You condone. Are you trying to get home? I spent over $200. >> I I appreciate it, sir, but some people are just no people. >> Chelsea. Chelsea. Chelsea. >> Did you spit at me? She's gone. She's done. She spit at me. >> Chelsea, you interrupt your man back now. Chelsea, you want to bring back? >> Do not resist. Do not resist. That man tried his hardest to help you and you just completely insulted him. Why? >> I want to go and be on my own. Just figure it out on my own. What's he going to arrest me for? >> The inevitable outcome. Shoes confiscated, hands cuffed, and a list of criminal charges awaiting. >> Y'all pulling me. >> Chelsea, you need to stop. >> My toes are pulling. >> Okay. Well, then just slide like that then so your toes don't have to move. Your >> going to make it hurt more. Why you holding my neck like that? Cuz you spit, Chelsea. That's why. Cuz you spit. >> Chelsea, stop this. >> Chelsea, stand up. >> Chelsea, stand up. All right. Reverse. Reverse. >> My toes fracture. I swear to God. I swear to God. This is This is fracture. That's where they are. >> I swear to God, my toes fracture. Let this stretch you down. It hurt. It hurt. >> It hurt. I'm not lying. I promise you I'm not lying. >> Right over here. >> I'm not lying. >> I promise. I'm not lying. >> Chelsea, you need to stop. >> I'm not lying. I'm not lying. >> I'm bring my car just go. Can you call center? [Music] >> I don't know what this I never resist the whole time. >> They give her shoes in jail. >> They give her shoes in jail. Let him put her shoes down. No, I'm not dealing with that. Put her back on. When she goes to jail, they get slipped. They got to slice. So, >> she they they changed her out clothes and everything. >> No reason. >> Well, if if you Okay, you can leave them there. We'll take them. Bring them with her. But they're not going to go back on her feet. >> Take them. Stand up. >> Oh, yeah. That's right. You know, you don't >> I can't go back down. >> All right. Just walk over here. It was pulling me. I wanted to walk. So you can walk now? >> No, I'm going to walk like this. >> Okay, that's fine. You can walk like >> In Florida, disorderly conduct is punishable by up to 60 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, zero cents, and possible probation or community service. The woman was charged with five counts. Assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting a law enforcement officer with violence, disturbing public order, assault on a law enforcement officer, and destruction of property. just wanted to go home quickly but chose to go straight to prison. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much.