HEY. NO. STOP FIGHTING WITH US. THE charge is going to be disorderly intoxication. They they only served you one double drink. You can't be that intoxicated from just one one double. Karen just wanted to go home, but the entire flight was shaken by a meltdown in the middle of the airplane aisle. Because of alcohol, she became the center of chaos, and the moment police rushed in changed everything. The plane hadn't even left the gate when the flight attendant called the police. A female passenger insisted she did nothing wrong, but things were about to spiral out of control. What's your name? I'm sorry. What's your name? Cameron. Cameron? Cameron, can you do me a favor and grab your stuff and come off the plane with me so we can talk, please? I'm sorry. What's going on? The airline needs you off the plane, and they called us. They supposedly asked you to get off the plane multiple times, so now we're here, and I'm just >> I haven't gotten any notification to get off the plane. My flight leaves to Houston, and then it goes to Kansas City. Look. Okay. Look, I haven't gotten anything to get off the plane. >> No, they came and asked you personally. All right. So, what I need you to do is I need you to come with me, please. Well, why? Because we need to we need to talk to you off the plane. >> About what? About what's going on here. >> talk to me here. Look, my flight Look, it departs at 11:35 a.m. and lands in Kansas City. Look. So, you're telling me that the flight attendants and the captain didn't come back and ask you to get off the plane since they had to taxi back here? No captain has came back to me. I just need to get home. The flight attendant Okay. Flight attendant come ask you to leave the plane? I just need to get home. Like like my This is where my flight leaves. Okay. This is where I land. Okay. So >> just been sitting here. Like I just need to get home. >> Okay, did you realize that the plane already left and came back to the gate? No, like literally my flight leaves It was supposed to leave at 7:55 p.m. from New Orleans. It lands in Houston, and then I change I stay in the same plane in Houston. Okay. >> I go to Kansas City. >> Okay, but right now you're going to come talk to us off the plane, please. Why? Okay, because we need you to because the flight attendants have asked you to exit the plane, so we don't want to have a fight about this. We don't want these problems. >> either. I'm just going to sit here. I just need to get home. After you come off the plane. Can you explain to me why I need to get off the plane? I'm really confused why I would need to get off the plane. >> Because the flight attendants have asked you to get off the plane already. Why? Because they need you off the plane. Why? Because you're you're causing a disturbance. >> been sitting here by myself. Like there's no >> My name is Cameron, and no one has been out here with me. >> Cameron. I am not going to argue with you guys. I have been on here. >> need to get your stuff. Literally, my stuff is right here, and like >> right now. Let's Let's get your stuff, and let's go. Are you guys going to pay for my flight home? They removed you from the plane. Unbuckle your seat belt. Get your stuff. >> been sitting here. >> go. An ultimatum was issued. Either she leaves the plane or all passengers [snorts] must deplane. And what happened next, no one saw coming. If you don't leave the aircraft with us, then everybody has to come off the plane, including you. >> what the problem is, please? You're causing a disturbance. What did I do? Can you not just No, I will move it. Like I will literally move it. Like what is the problem? I just want to go home. Cameron. I will literally move. Like what is the issue? Come on. No, I will literally move. Like what is the issue here? Do you have a bag up here? No, I'm just confused what the issue is. >> Just We're going to talk to you more. You just heard them say that you have to come off the plane or they're going to deboard the entire plane. >> the entire plane cuz what No, we're not going to do that. Cameron. Cameron. >> What is the issue? I have been sitting in here >> Cameron. waiting to go home. I've explained it. This young lady's explained it. This The flight attendant's explained it. >> No, the flight attendant hasn't explained anything. Yeah, she did. No, there was no female over here. I'm confused what the issue is. >> Please don't make us >> trying to cause an issue. Listen. Listen. Please don't make us force you to leave from the plane. My flight literally leaves All right. Like my flight Come with me. Come with me. Come Is this your bag? Yeah, sorry. >> Come with me, Cameron. I need to get home to Kansas City tonight. Cameron, come with me. No, I need to Can you guarantee me I'll get home to Kansas City tonight? >> There's a waiting Can you guarantee me I'll get home to where my flight Literally, I paid money to book a flight. Are you guys going to refund my flight if I don't get home? Cameron, listen to me. Like I'm just >> videotaped by us, okay? >> me then. I can tell that you're obviously intoxicated, all right? And they've asked you to to come off the plane. Now, you can come off peacefully or we can handcuff you and take you off. Really? You tried to guarantee Can you guarantee that my flight gets in at 11:30 p.m. and I paid for my flight? Come on, Cameron. I paid for my flight to land at 11:30 p.m. tonight. Are you going to get me there? Cameron. Are you going to get me at 11:30 p.m. when I paid for my flight? Refusing to cooperate, screaming, resisting, within minutes a simple conversation turned into a tense takedown right in the airplane aisle. Come on, nice and easy. Sir, my bags are right here. >> got your bag and your phone. Sir, I'm so confused what's happening. Just walk with us. No, I am literally No, I am so confused what's happening. I literally No, I am literally just trying to go home. Like no. We're getting you home. My god. Cameron. My flight is literally home tonight. Why the What the is going on? Can someone just explain this to me, please? Can someone please Please just explain this to me. Please just explain this to me. Please. We're explaining it. Are you going to listen? No, literally my flight left New Orleans at 7:55 p.m. It lands in Houston. Don't No, my flight lands in Hey. No, WHAT STOP FIGHTING WITH US. NO, LITERALLY WHAT THE NO, literally what the You need to [ __ ] You keep Cameron. No, fight me. Fight me, please. No. Fight me. Fight me, please. >> Yeah. Fight me. Fight me. Bruce, you got to get a wheelchair? Fight me. Do it. Fight me. Stop. Fight me. Stop. Stop. Stop, Cameron, please. Please do it. You're not flying on that flight. It's unnecessary all that you're doing. Fight me. Oh my god, you guys are such heartless We're not trying to be, Cameron. Well, you guys are. Can you Can you get up and walk? No, literally Give me this home. We were trying. No, you guys are not. Give me this home. I will [ __ ] you guys up. Cameron, we're going to sit you in a wheelchair, all right? No, literally just give me this Don't sit down. STOP KICKING. CAMERON, STOP KICKING. NO, GIVE ME this home. Stop kicking, Cameron, please. All right, stop. No. Cameron. No. Cameron, you have to take a flight to go home. You can't just like Then give me the You NEED TO COOPERATE. STOP KICKING, CAMERON. Give me the home. Then give me the home. [screaming] Then give me the Hey, does anybody have a hot I got a hot one in the car. She challenged the police, repeatedly screamed, hurled insults, accused them of treating her unfairly, demanded to go home, all while clearly showing signs of intoxication. You're resisting. Hey. Don't you hit me. Fight me. Don't you >> [crying] >> Do you want to sit in the chair and we'll wheelchair you up now? Can you please just give me home, please? I literally just want to go home. My flight home. I literally booked my flight just hours ago. I just want to go home. >> [screaming] [crying] >> No, this isn't even funny. Please just No, it's not. No, please just give me home. We're trying. NO, YOU GUYS ARE NOT. [screaming] YOU GUYS ARE [ __ ] YOU GUYS THINK YOU'RE FUNNY CUZ YOU guys think I'm this [ __ ] and I won't. Please give me home. Please. All right, we're going to sit you up, put you in the No, I literally did not. I just want to go home. >> [laughter] [snorts] >> You guys literally All right, here we go. >> even know where my other We got it. Horrible police officers, and they deserve to be prosecuted. [ __ ] these guys. They laughed at people like me because we are independent, and we cannot up for ourselves because they can take advantage of us because THEY'RE [ __ ] UP. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE PULL THE [ __ ] HAIR OUT OF MY MOUTH. Can you please pull the hair out of my mouth? Please. PLEASE PULL THE HAIR OUT OF MY MOUTH. PLEASE PULL THE HAIR OUT OF my mouth and pull the [ __ ] hair out of my mouth. >> Here, here, here, here. Here. Can you tell me now what's going to go on? Can you tell me now what's going to go on? You're going to be put in a cell. For why? Huh? So, we can handle our paperwork. For why? For what? Cameron. Then [ __ ] tell me. Tell me then. You caused a disturbance on THE PLANE. >> I DO? WHAT DID I do? Okay, what did I do? Tell me what I did. Tell me what I did then. Tell me what I did. Cameron. Tell me what I did. All right. Let's go. Come on. Come on. I literally did nothing. I'm I'm just trying to get home. I am just trying to get home and they won't let me. >> [snorts] >> I literally did nothing because I did not do [ __ ] I just want to get home so bad. I just want to get home so bad. I don't even know what I did, and these [ __ ] officers are arresting me for nothing. Don't care, Cameron. >> care if I'm going to jail. I don't care. I don't No. Pull my hair all you want. No. WHAT IF YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO TEST ME? DUDE, I [ __ ] [ __ ] you guys. At least kick the [ __ ] out of me. She was charged with disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, property damage, and assaulting a police officer. Next, a late-night emergency call at the airport, a drunk couple, chaos in the cabin, and one action that forced security to step in. What? So, here's the deal. First of all, we got a we got a call from the white captain saying you two are causing disturbance. You got cut off, I guess, drinking or whatever, and somebody had made a I'm freaking talking. I'm sorry. Don't interrupt me again. Okay, I'm sorry. So, you two are causing a disturbance, you've been drinking, and someone had made some threats about take care of some flight attendants out in the parking lot. Yeah. They're willing to swear statement on it. So, stand against the fence. Stand against the fence. We're going to conduct some business. As long as you act like a gentleman, you get treated like one. But, if if if you give me me or my deputies any problems, you're going to have a bad night. All right. Well, cuz you guys are drunk. Yeah, you're drunk. I can smell it. I'm not stupid. Oh, we've been drinking. It's obvious you've been drinking. I can smell it. Yeah, yeah, I know you did. They filled me in. Apparently, you didn't like the way some things were handled by the flight crew, and you guys said stuff you shouldn't have. Well, you know what? Save it. Save it. Save it. It is what it is. You can't When it comes to flights, there's no tolerance. There's no tolerance on flights. It's too dangerous. In the cramped passenger cabin, a sudden whispered remark was overheard, and from that moment on, no one felt safe anymore. served them doubles, we had not observed any slurring, anything that all four of us didn't recognize anything that they were inebriated. Okay, so they In your opinion, they were sober when they walked in. Yes. I would agree. >> Okay. Is that agreed with everybody here? We didn't notice any alcoholic behavior from them. Okay. Nobody observed anything. So, we did serve them doubles. Um after we passed them, and we were about three or four rows ahead, the woman seated in A, and I don't remember her name, is in here. She was cursing. And I politely walked back, kind of quietly addressed her, and said if we could just please not curse, and just kind of keep your voices down. Other passengers were eyeing us and asking us to speak with them. So, I just did that. What What was she cursing? Do you know? >> She was using the word [ __ ] and damn. And it was In general, or talking to the husband? Um just outward. They were talking to each other, but they were very loud with it, and it was disturbing other passengers. >> Okay. So, I just asked them to please just, you know, tone down the volume, and to please not curse. Other passengers were disturbed. And then, apparently after that, we went on and completed our service, and then once we got back to the uh back galley area, I had a passenger come back and informed me that she had made a verbal threat that she was going to find me after the flight, and she was going to take me out. And who did she say that to? Did she say that to you, or just in general? She was talking with the husband. I assume it's her husband seated next to her, and it was quite loud, and the passenger seated in Charlie, which is the aisle seat in front of her, Facing the police, the story began to shift. Conflicting statements, evasive eyes, and details that no longer lined up. You don't know what happened. I was told at one point that I was to watch her mouth. >> I am naturally loud. I I'm really naturally loud. And I was told to watch my mouth, and I said, "Yes, ma'am." And I didn't say anything the rest of the flight. I just looked out the window. Well, apparently, there was several other passengers that were disturbed by what you were doing, what you were saying. Apparently, you uttered a a threat. To what? >> Ma'am, yes, sir. Can you stand up for a second for me? Uh yeah. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Move over here. Turn around. So, the charge is going to be disorderly intoxication. So, you're going to have to go to You're going to have to go to jail tonight. You're not going to go to jail, but she is. What What What What What What What did I say? Give me your stuff. Thank you. No, you don't You don't You don't remember anything. No, I They They only served you one double drink. You can't be that intoxicated from just one one double drink. You probably came on the plane already intoxicated, didn't you? So, it got a little out of hand. That's all it is. So, it's You're going in for public intox disorderly intox, and that's it. All right. So, what What What's going to happen to me? Oh, we'll take you down to jail, drop you off. Okay. We'll talk to the jail tomorrow morning. And uh And what about my husband? He's fine. I'm coming to get you. So, okay. You ready? I'm going straight to booking to get you. Yeah, I got I got all that Yeah, I have all that. Thank you. In the state of Florida, disorderly intoxication is classified as a second-degree misdemeanor with possible [music] penalties including up to 60 days in jail, a fine of up to $500, 0 cents, and up to 6 months of probation. She was arrested for disorderly intoxication and may face multiple criminal penalties such as fines, probation, or even jail time, depending on her prior record and the specifics of [music] her behavior. 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