I don't have any money on my card. Like, I don't know what you guys are talking about. I have 60 cents. Two different shoes. >> Literally 60 cents. They're different shoes, right? Why are you guys bothering me? >> She thought she was only causing trouble over $60 at the airport. But the price she would pay was enough to ruin the entire trip. >> Are you going to take my license or are you going to just give me a ticket? >> Stop. No, I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. No, I'm not. I'm really >> At the airport, one reckless minute can trade a plane ticket for handcuffs faster than you might think. Just after leaving the restaurant, she suddenly appeared looking completely different. But a few small details made her disguise far from perfect. >> Were you at this restaurant over here? >> No. >> Okay. So, let me ask it. Did you change in a different pair of clothes from that? >> No. >> So, you weren't at this restaurant over here? >> No. >> No. >> So, you weren't at this restaurant over here? >> I just came out of nothing. >> Okay. Okay. 15 minutes ago, you weren't at the restaurant. 20 minutes ago, >> I literally just got here. >> Manager over there specifically pointed at you saying >> that looks like curly hair. shoes match the blue bag, >> but see it's blue. I don't I don't know where this >> the restaurant 20 minutes ago. >> I literally just got here. >> The manager over there specifically pointed at you saying >> that looks like curlying hair. >> Ma'am hair. >> Okay. Stop right here. Okay. Why? >> So, did you go into the hickory? >> No. >> Get drinks. >> So, you changed your hair. >> I literally just got here. >> Did you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But even after the police told her she was being detained, she still tried to head toward her flight as though the conversation were already over. >> You're being detained right now? >> By who? >> By the police. You understand? Y'all look like security to me. >> Oh, really? >> I don't know. Tyler, >> these [ __ ] >> Is this her? >> Positive ID. Absolutely. Change clothes in the bathroom. That is absolutely >> okay. >> I don't know who this is. >> So, how much you had to drink today? >> Drinking alcohol. >> I've had I've drank today. I drank before I got here. >> How much? >> That doesn't matter to you, does it? Cuz I'm not driving. >> Has nothing to do with the circumstance right now. asking me how much I drink. >> Did you know these babe these guys are literally trying to [ __ ] you with me? >> Well, there's good reason for it. Okay, you walk out on your tab at the bar over there. That's called the service right now. >> Okay. So, you get it. So, >> you're not [ __ ] up. You said I just heard something say let it go. Okay. You want to pay your bill? >> What are youing talking about, Mr. Thomas? >> So, >> what do you want her to do? You want to press charges or do you want to pay her bill? >> If she's can pay her bill, we're good. We're settled. If she's going to refuse to pay her bill even after the attitude, I would still let that go. >> Do you want to pay your bill? >> What are youing talking about, Mr. Thomas? >> It's psych. Well, I hear to I see Thomas or something. >> I don't think so. >> That says Thomas. >> Really? Okay. >> Just like you guys are asking me where Iing been. Really, Thomas? >> Tyler, I have no idea what's [ __ ] going on right now. >> Okay. You were at the restaurant over there. You were at the bar. You got served some drinks. Then you walked out of your tab. That's the circumstance. >> I just got here. I don't Tyler, I don't know what's [ __ ] going on. >> I literally have an ID. I don't I did not come here to buy [ __ ] I'm going to San Francisco. That's it. Like I did not bring a card. I brought my ID. So why would I buy something? >> So you drink knowing that you didn't have a way to pay for it >> is what you're telling us. >> What? >> All you got to do is pay your tab. That's all it is. >> I have a tab. I literally just got here. >> People from the from the restaurant ID you cameras IDed you. >> Your cameras show curly hair. Okay. >> Okay. >> They saw you walk in and then walk out >> again. We just got positive ID from the manager and other people at the restaurant. >> Look, >> I don't have any money on my card. Like, I don't know what you guys are talking about. I have 60 cents. >> Literally 60. They're different shoes, right? Why are you guys bothering me? >> The jacket looks familiar. >> That jacket. No, that this little white sweater was exactly like the one we just showed the picture of you. >> It was a tank top and shorts. >> Okay. >> Cuz you can't tell women's clothes cuz [ __ ] can't tell women's [ __ ] clothes. >> You can't tell [ __ ] [ __ ] Shut the up. >> Tyler, I don't have any [ __ ] I don't know what the they want from me. >> The driver's license. When the conversation turned to the bill, she suddenly wanted to pay by any means possible. But the harder she tried to fix things, the more the situation slipped out of control. Do >> you have Apple Pay? >> No, it's his card. It's my husband's card that's on the phone right now. Can you Can you show me your card number? What do you have on your card? >> Send me your card number. I'll pay the money. I don't I don't have time to be late to my goddamn appointment. >> These ising Walmart shoes. >> Eat [ __ ] >> Eat [ __ ] >> I don't need to. >> THEY'RE WALMART SHOES. They're Walmart shoes. You know how many people have these shoes? >> Probably a lot. They're shoes. >> Exactly. Anyway, >> that's we cannot accept the credit card number. It has to actually be paid either after payment process. >> We are not GOING TO ACCEPT >> I I don't have a card on me. I have literally this and my ID. THAT'S IT. >> THAT'S WHY I'M LIKE, WHAT THE ARE Y'ALL DOING? I'M TRYING TO TAKE bitch's ticket right now saying that it's me. >> Take that. Throw that away. stay in my restaurant. >> So, you just have a boss. I don't have anything on you. I took his card to pay. >> It's not paid. I have no choice but to press charges. >> It's your best to press charges. >> It's your charges. >> So, give me a ticket then. I guess. >> Give me a [ __ ] TICKET. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO [ __ ] DO. I HAVE TO GET ON my T. Are you going to take my license or are you going to just give me a ticket? >> This is soing weird. I don't know what the hell is going on. >> You're about this close to going to jail right now. >> I literally haven't done anything. >> Deep service. >> The way you're acting right now with a combination of alcohol, you're teetering. >> I told you guys that I have a plane to get in 20 minutes. >> I drank like a bottle of wine before I got here. That's it. >> Bottle. >> That's it. Yeah. What kind of wine? >> It's uh It was the berry kind. Okay. You see the driver's license right there? >> If I can just get a ticket or something. I I literally haven't got any. I don't have any other cars. I really don't. >> There's a D Betty Ruby Red. D Betty Ruby Red. D Betty Ruby Red. Deep Betty Ruby Red. >> I literally drank wine at night. I don't know. >> What began as concern about missing her flight quickly turned into a much bigger problem as her chance to leave the airport began disappearing. Please, you haven't taken my [ __ ] >> Tyler. They're arresting me. >> Can I please? >> Stop. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. No, I'm not. I'm literally putting my hands behind. >> Where's my phone at? >> Right behind you. >> I'm literally not doing anything. >> I didn't pay tab. Can you drink alcohol? >> I drank. I literally admitted that I'm 20 and four. I can drink. I haven't given you guys any trouble. Please. >> No. I can't. Hold on. Can I I said I I drank alcohol. Can I please get it paid? I can pay. >> I drank before I got here. I don't know what is happening. I haven't been paid just to study for or anything. >> Please stop. >> Please get in. >> I can pay. >> Get in. >> I CAN PAY. I have to get to my [ __ ] hair. >> Get in. >> Please >> get in. >> Please. >> I can pay. I just waiting for him to send a number. We'll pass that. >> She was charged with theft of services and disorderly intoxication. Next, after being denied boarding, the woman still refused to leave the airport. And the way she reacted quickly made the situation even more tense. >> Actually scheduled to go back to Phoenix, you said. >> Yeah. You're not going to go back to Phoenix today. >> Yeah, of course not. >> They denied you. >> Yeah, of course they did. >> The exit's over here. Uh, the exit. The exit. We're leaving the airport. >> Do you have family in town? Keep going. >> I do have family in town. >> Can you call them and have them come pick you up? >> Um, I can definitely have something arranged if you can tell me what's going on. >> You have You've been denied flight today. You need >> Okay. Okay. I understand. I've been >> Let me finish the sentence. >> Then then please finish the sentence. >> You've denied flight. You need to leave the airport property. You're not a flying passenger at this point. I am not a flying passenger and I need to leave the airport at this time. Okay. >> Okay, ma'am. The exit. We're taking you right to the exit. >> What's your What's your name? Officer Bell. >> Sergeant Bell. >> Okay. See you right here. >> Yeah, I actually know exactly how to exit this place. I just don't know why I'm not allowed to fly. >> Because you're I actually I know why I'm not allowed to fly because right here. Right here. Do not touch my Do not touch me, ma'am. Exit the airport. Don't touch me. Exit the airport. Keep walking. >> You can't stop in here. I am not stopping. You're pushing me. >> Ma'am, you're pushing. >> The automatic door is close on you. >> Go over here to the escalator. >> Okay. >> Hold on to the rail. I don't I don't have any baggage. I don't have any. >> Hold on to the rail for me. >> HAVE BAGGAGE. >> I DON'T have any baggage. I don't need to go down there. I don't have any baggage. That's where people pick you up. I don't have baggage. They are not picking me up anymore. >> Listen to me. Go outside. >> You're putting your hand. >> Go outside. I am I'm walking that direction. >> Okay. I'm walking that direction. >> Keep going. No, no, no. Let Let's put it around. Okay. >> Okay. Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Pushing. Pushing. You see, you're pushing. >> The police gave her a fairly simple choice. Call someone to pick her up and leave. But she chose to make that option far more complicated. >> He is I get to choose whether you go to jail or you go home with your husband. Okay. >> Choose I go to jail because I have lawyers. Please, please, please, please don't choose I go to jail. Please, please, please choose I go. >> Do you really want to do that? >> No, no, no. Choose that. Choose that. Seriously, I have lawyers. >> You really want to do that, though? >> No, I don't. But I know that you don't want to do it either. So, stand up. >> Sergeant Holmes, >> you want to go to jail? We'll go to jail. Ma'am. Ma'am, stop. >> Yeah, this whole is >> Stop. >> Okay, you're you're nicer. You You You >> Yes. Lock. Locked arms. Hey. Hey. How about Yeah. You're going to drag me back. >> Stop. >> THEN YOU KNE THEN ME AROUND. THEN TURN ME AROUND. THEN TURN ME AROUND. >> YOU'RE NOT COOPERATING. >> AROUND. >> You're not cooperating. >> TURN ME AROUND. TURN ME AROUND. GIVE ME A WHEELCHAIR. PLEASE DON'T TURN ME AROUND. PLEASE JUST TURN ME AROUND. >> YOU'RE GOING TO SIT DOWN? I WILL. I WILL. I WILL. I WILL. I will. I will. Turn to I will sit down. Just Just >> get your foot right up there. >> Yeah. Sure. Sure. >> Absolutely. You're raising kids. They're going to torture other kids. Let's bench. Let's get her to the bench. >> Get your foot off this. Get your foot off that. >> Don't bite me. >> Stop. >> Damn it. >> She just bit me. >> Yeah, I did. You know, I going to have a lawyer. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're going to let me out of this? I'm going to call my lawyer immediately. >> Step on the bench. Step on the bench. >> Thank you for >> Got to get lower. Yeah, you've got to get alert cuz you got to hurt me. I get it. They are trying to hurt me. They are trying to hurt me right now. >> Okay, now we're going to get it figured out. Okay. >> As the warnings became increasingly clear, she kept bringing up a lawyer and continued testing the officer's patience. >> Call my lawyer. That's because I need to call my lawyer. And all I want is to leave the room and be able to make one phone call to a lawyer. One phone call to a lawyer. That's all I want. Please let me call my lawyer. All I want is to call my lawyer. I really want her out of the room and I want to call my lawyer. She makes things unfair. Her in the room makes things unfair. She is not >> until she is in a room and you're out of the room. They can't shut off. >> Yeah, that's pretty much it. Go away. >> Go, go, go. I don't want you in the room. You're go. >> Okay, we're about to >> I don't care where you're transferring me to. I already have a lawyer. >> Okay. What are you going to do when we take you and put you in that chair? Are you going to fight us? >> No. >> Okay. >> I promise to God I'm not. I've been asking you to take me out of these cuffs cuz they hurt. >> Here's what we're going to do. We're going to put you in that chair and we're going to wheel you out to his car and from there he's taking you to jail. >> Okay. I can deal with all of that. Can I have my cuffs in front of you? >> No. No. Nope. >> No one rides in my car with >> Okay. I I I I understand that. Can you understand that I am just a woman? And that woman over there, >> lean forward for me. >> You see these old people over here, they hold people harder than they need to. Your face and tell you you're a old or these? >> Yes, they're on my face. Can I have them on my face, please? On my face. Uh like can I can can you please can I sir honestly like I'm not going to hurt anyone. I just want to touch on yours. >> My what? Oh yeah. >> From a denied flight, she was about to face a completely different journey. One that definitely did not require a plane ticket. >> I saw on the floor. That was my phone on the floor right there. You're going to forget it on purpose. They left my phone on the floor. They refused to let me leave and then they left my phone on the floor and they're not giving it to me. >> Okay. Once we put you in a back car, are you going to do anything or anything? >> No. No, sir. >> If you do, we have >> I know. I I really wish that you guys had taken me to a bathroom first. I really would have liked to have used a bathroom. >> Listen to me, okay? Will you listen to me? If you start kicking the windows and stuff, we won't slap you down real fast. >> I promise I won't. I promise I won't. Oh, sorry. Okay, >> here. Look, I can stand up and sit in the car without you even. >> Under Oklahoma law, disorderly conduct under 21os section 1,362 is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine. She could face a disorderly conduct charge. 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