On a scale from 1 to 10, one being like completely sober and 10 being the most intoxicated you've ever been, what would you rate yourself? >> Zero. >> An airport employee thought she knew the rules of air travel until she ended up being removed from the flight herself. >> This is [ __ ] kidnapping. This is kidnapping. >> Did you touch me? >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Don't touch me if you don't want to work here. >> Don't touch me. >> Started with a few fun videos on a plane but ended in handcuffs. A playful video on an airplane seems harmless at first but just minutes later Atlanta police are called in to handle the situation. >> Now what I don't take is disrespect. She came from the front seat and said I don't give a [ __ ] who you are. What you talking about? I said, "Ma'am, what I'm saying is I What I represent right now has nothing to do with her attitude. >> What I'm telling you is them leaving out They have nothing to do with me and my friend taking videos behind you. She was upset because I told her A, what I did was then I asked who was in flight. Who was the A? So I can figure out whether or not you can get free alcohol or not. I'm not drunk. I'm not belligerent. Because It's your bag. It's your bag. It's your bag. That's my bag. This is your bag cuz if I got to give her some [ __ ] I'm going to start swinging. All right. No, no, no. Another passenger, I'm not drunk. I'm not belligerent. Because according to me, working for Frontier, >> You work for Frontier? >> Yes, sir. >> What do you do for Frontier? >> I'm a gate uh gate agent. I used to be a gate agent, now I work for the front ticket counter. >> Where? >> I no longer I work at the front ticket counter, sir. >> You work here in Atlanta? >> Yes, here in Atlanta. So, again, I know the rules. I worked as a gate agent. I asked her, "Who was the A?" Who was the A flight attendant? No. >> You haven't had no drink? >> I had a drink prior to I got to the gate. Again, sir, I'm not drunk. >> You had >> I had a drink. >> I didn't say you were drunk. >> I know you didn't. But, I'm saying, again, I have had a drink. >> But, you got to understand you got >> But, did I not communicate with you? Was I not absolutely eloquent in deliberating >> When she is told to leave the aircraft, she doesn't stay quiet. Instead, she begins questioning, arguing, and demanding answers at every turn. >> This has nothing to do with >> Be quiet. This has nothing to do with you. Can we go on our flight or not? >> Okay, y'all need to >> You need to what? Listen, listen, baby. >> Stop. >> Listen, talk to me. I work here. Listen, listen. I don't want to talk to her. Listen. I'm talking to Okay, I want you to talk to me. No, REALLY, LISTEN. SHUSH. SHUSH. SHUSH, I need you to stop. THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH WE DID NOT HAVE A PROBLEM ON THIS FLIGHT. >> Is she leaving? >> No, she's coming. I want you guys to understand this. This is where the problem comes in. Because, if I walk on THAT FLIGHT WITH OKAY, DO YOU HAVE A BAG ON THE >> YOUNG LADY. >> I DON'T HAVE NO BAG ON THE PLANE. NO. YES, CUZ THIS IS DISCRIMINATION. She's upset, but she doesn't understand. I understand cuz I work here. >> But, there's ways and ways to go about it. >> She's not She's upset. I have been drinking, but I'm not to the point where I do not understand. Shush. This >> Listen. >> Shush, I need you to stop. >> Is that Is that somebody's bag? >> This has nothing to do with Are y'all serious? >> I'm sorry, what? >> That's her man. >> Oh, okay. >> That's why I'm saying that she does not understand how the airline works. It takes 2 seconds for y'all TO STOP THE PLANE. WE WERE NOT DOING ANYTHING THAT WARRANTED THAT. >> come on. >> I understand you know how to make a complaint. That's all you have to do. >> Yes, make a complaint. Come on, come on. >> No, I I would really like it if y'all would stop the airline. >> it doesn't matter. If you work here, you already know it's gone. >> It cannot be gone that [ __ ] fast though. >> The captain is the one. >> not have to. If y'all understood what happened. >> Okay. >> That lady >> Are you on We're going to have a yelling match here? >> I'm not trying to yell with you. I'm trying to explain the situation. Can Mr. Tucker >> Okay. Okay. >> Can you >> Listen. The captain already made his decision. >> he's leaving, right? Can me and you >> I have nothing to do with the airline. >> have nothing to do with the cop? >> No, come on. >> We can't have a conversation with me right now, Mr. >> We can walk and talk. >> WITHOUT ANY EX- MY FRIEND is clearly say you can't have a conversation right now? >> Walk. >> Without my friend who's clearly a threat. >> Officers try to keep the situation calm, but every explanation only seems to spark an even bigger argument right in the middle of the airport. >> What is your name, OFFICER? >> OKAY. >> OKAY, THEN STOP. LET'S TAKE YOU TO THE FRONT. COME ON. Come on. >> My father is Alameda COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT. >> THAT'S GOOD. THAT'S GOOD. COME ON. GET YOUR STUFF AND COME ON. COME ON. Get your stuff and come on. Come on. Get your stuff. Where's the car at? >> My car is right here. >> Come on. Take her to the >> All right, come on. >> Grab your shoes. >> Grab your shoes. Grab your shoes. >> Come on, [ __ ] >> Come on. Come on. >> Okay, okay, the next thing is you're going to jail for criminal trespass. >> I'm willing to walk out of here. >> under arrest for criminal trespass. >> I'm trying to EXPLAIN TO >> I'M TRYING to be as NICE AS POSSIBLE. >> MR. BRUNO, LET'S WALK CUZ I'M DONE with this ignorant coward. Mr. Bruno, are you willing to walk this way? >> No, we got to go this way. We got to go this way, come on. >> Can we walk this way? >> No, ma'am, we got to go this way. >> you. >> We got to go this way. >> Or other officers do we need in place to walk this way? >> way. >> Who else? >> Because you have to We have to escort >> Who else? Me, you, Mr. Bruno, and who else can walk outside of here? >> I said, the next thing is criminal trespassing. >> anything. >> listening to us. We said, "Come on." Come on. We'll be nice. >> My friend is this way. Can we go get my friend? >> No, no, we we get we get her after please. Let's go, please. >> My friend is this way. >> let me get her after. >> do anything. >> You You're not going to jail, but you're working yourself on going to jail. >> I want to get my friend. CAN YOU GO GET HER? >> WHERE IS SHE GOING? >> CAN YOU GO GET MY [ __ ] FRIEND? THAT'S IT. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> CAN YOU BRING HER FRIEND OR >> I WORK HERE. >> WE'RE HERE AT THE FRONT WITH HER. >> I WORK HERE. I OFFERED TO GET OFF THE [ __ ] PLANE. >> That's it. >> YES. >> I OFFERED. >> TELL HER FRIEND >> I OFFERED TO GET OFF THE [ __ ] PLANE. >> FIRST OF ALL, I WOULD SAY THAT AT NIGHT. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] WHAT YOU WANT. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] EITHER. BRING MY FRIEND HERE. >> OKAY. All right. Ma'am, we're not playing no games. Ma'am, you want to go to jail or you want >> You want to arrest me? My [ __ ] >> Ma'am, you want to go to jail or you want >> me? My father will [ __ ] >> I don't care. >> I didn't do anything. >> All right. >> Now, you want to leave on your own? Leave on your own. Come on. >> I'm cooperating. >> Come on. >> Go bring my friend. >> Come on. >> If she don't come, we're not leaving. >> First of all, do not push me. Do not push me. >> I did not push you. >> The situation reaches a turning point when she brings up her father. And from that moment on, the incident quickly escalates far beyond a routine complaint. >> If a [ __ ] WANT TO COME AT YOU, WIN IT, [ __ ] >> WE DID NOT COME AT YOU WITH >> I'M TALKING TO [ __ ] RIGHT NOW EVERY DAY. >> ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT, COME ON. >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> I'm talking to you. >> I've never done anything to you. I've never >> Come on. Come on. >> What are you talking about? Stop touching me. >> Okay. Okay. I'm not going to >> Stop touching me. >> I'm not going to touch you. You got >> Stop [ __ ] touching >> I'm not touching you. You need to get in. >> You're touching me. What are you talking about? I never did [ __ ] to these people. I'm [ __ ] working here. >> Move move your fingers. >> Hey y'all. This is kidnapping. This is [ __ ] kidnapping. This is kidnapping. >> STEP OUT. >> KIDNAPPING. >> STEP OUT. >> KIDNAPPING. [screaming] >> STEP AWAY FROM THE CAR, MA'AM. >> KIDNAPPING. >> MA'AM, do not touch me. >> I didn't touch you, Mr. Bruno, with your short ass. >> Stop. >> Did you touch me? Did you touch me? >> Ma'am. >> Did he touch me? Did you touch me? >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> STOP. >> Don't touch me if you don't want to be touched. DON'T TOUCH ME DID HE TOUCH ME FIRST? HE touched me first, right? Don't touch me if you don't want to be touched. Did he touch me first? >> No. >> Did he touch me first? He touched me first, right? Don't touch me if you don't want to be touched. Did he touch me first? >> Okay. Wait. Okay. Put the cuffs on him, ma'am. >> Take me to jail. >> Put the cuffs on him. >> I'm going to call my officer. >> Put the cuffs on him. >> I'll let me to county officer. He touched me first, I can touch him back. Did he not touch me? Did he not touch me? Officer Tucker. Be for real. Did he not touch me? >> Watch him with the cuffs. >> Oh. My god. Wait. Wait. Wait. I've never Wait. Hold on. I've never been arrested. >> Come on. >> Did he not touch me? >> Come on. >> Did he not touch Did he not touch me? Are y'all serious? Y'all know y'all going to jail, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Can you grab my stuff? >> Sit there. >> Did he touch my stuff? My father's a Alameda county. Y'all touched me first. I want to let y'all know >> She was charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. Next, what begins as a calm encounter at DFW Airport quickly makes the woman realize that officers are not there just to have a conversation. >> How are you doing today, ma'am? >> I'm good. >> Good. I'm Officer Zachary. This is my partner, Officer Teddy. And we just want to see what was going on. >> So, can we move her out of the Did my mom call you? >> Nope. Okay, here. Let's Do you want to take your bag and we'll just move over to the side. >> Is it long here? We're just going to go right over here. Right here. >> Yeah, just right here. >> Our mom called you. >> So, go ahead. What's going on? >> I think my mom called you. >> Okay. >> Right? >> Have you had anything to drink? Any alcohol? >> Yes. >> Okay. How How many How many drinks of alcohol did you have? >> Two. >> Two what? >> Wines. >> Two wines? Okay. Do you know what size? What size were they? You can give Give me a rough estimate. >> Like a glass? >> Okay. Two glasses? Okay. >> 6 oz. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um How did you get here to the airport? >> Um I arrived from Seattle. >> Okay. Do you have your boarding pass? >> Yes. >> And do you have a identification? >> Yes. >> May I see it, please? >> What is happening right now? >> We're just checking on you. >> I mean, thank you. >> Making sure that you're okay and making sure that you know, everything's going okay. >> Okay. Great. I love that. So, what we're doing is we're doing it by >> When asked about her level of intoxication, her answer only makes the situation more confusing. Admitting she had been drinking while simultaneously insisting she was at zero. >> Station for intoxication. Okay, so we got called on you for possibly being intoxicated. That's why we're here talking to you, okay? Is that yes, you are intoxicated? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I mean, yeah. So >> So she's not She already said she was intoxicated. >> Mhm. >> So take her handcuffs off for a minute. >> Hold on a minute. Okay. On a scale from 1 to 10, 1 being like completely sober, and 10 being the most intoxicated you've ever been, what would you rate yourself? >> Zero. >> Okay, but you just said you were intoxicated. >> Well, I haven't slept in 24 hours because I just flew down here from Alaska yesterday. >> Okay. >> So >> So go ahead and put your feet down for us, please. >> Oh, of course. >> All right. We're going to lay you on your back. Okay. >> After explaining that she had been awake for 24 straight hours, the woman is caught off guard when officers suddenly instruct her to turn around and put her bag down. >> Turn around? >> All right, we're going to take this bag. I'm going to take this bag off of you. Okay. >> Okay. >> We're going to have you We're going to have you put your hands behind your back. >> Just grab her hands. >> Okay. >> So you're under arrest for public intoxication at this moment. Okay. >> Hold on. >> Hold on. >> That arm doesn't >> We'll fix it. >> Take it off. >> Okay. >> Take it Let me Hold on. Hold on. Just relax. >> Hold on. >> Hold on. Hold on a minute. Okay. Sort it out. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's it. You can go here. Okay. >> I know. Check this. >> We'll try and ask you. Okay. Is that a 2-minute walk? >> No, it's a long time. >> Okay. >> Let them know on channel 2. >> Edward 4, we have one in custody on public intox. >> From the airport terminal to the back of a patrol car, the woman slowly realizes that this trip is not going to end at the Hyatt hotel after all. >> Uh we're going to take you to jail for public intox. Okay. Over here. Okay, let's go. >> I'm going to >> Yeah, I assume you're not walking it. Okay, this way. Okay, we're going to have you stand right here in front of the vehicle for us. You watch your step. Thank you. Okay, I'll have you stand right here for me, please. Okay, go ahead and spread your feet. Okay, we're going to walk over just a little bit. There we go. >> Spread your feet apart? Do you have anything on you that can hurt me or stick me or poke? Do you have anything in your bra? No. Do you have an underwire bra on? >> Yep. All right, best way to get in here is just to take your flip. Step up with your left foot. >> Left foot? >> There you go. >> Black and gold public intoxication is a class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $500. There is typically no jail sentence for a standard class C public intoxication charge, although other circumstances or additional offenses can lead to more serious consequences. She was charged with public intoxication. Getting drunk at the airport is easy, but coming to your senses in the back of a police car is the real surprise. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.