behind your back. Hand behind your back. Now you're under arrest. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Airline tickets can be refunded, but disruptive behavior leaves a legal trail that is not easy to erase. >> This is on you, though. >> Yeah, this is on you. >> No, I did not cause a disturbance. Airports are places where everything needs absolute order, but not everyone can keep calm. You won't believe what happened when a drunk woman fell asleep in an airport toilet. Police face unprecedented dilemma. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Now you're under arrest. On March 23rd, 2023, an unusual call to airport police quickly turns into a tense confrontation and things quickly get out of control. >> Maintenance. >> Hello, police. We're coming in. >> Call EMS. >> Really? >> Call EMS. >> What is it? >> Somebody's in there. >> Troll 25, send me another unit and have R start this way. All right, we're going to come on in. All right, we're going to come on in and take police department. Hello. Hello, police department. >> Did you wake up? Can you get dressed? Hello? >> What? >> It's a police department. You need to get up and get dressed. >> Can you do that? No. >> You got any ID? No. >> Where's your ID at? Can you just go out? >> Yep, we can. We're going to leave the door propped open. Go ahead and get dressed. Called Mark and said, "Hey, can you come over here?" >> Oh, did you? >> Yeah. And then that went out and then he showed up. We opened the door. [music] >> Here we are. >> We're good. If you want Well, >> can you sign it up? >> Not really. You know, so >> you guys called me 10 days after. >> No. >> Did you get notified that it was >> No, it's my fine. >> Oh, your phone. >> Yeah. >> You check the door? >> Yeah, I do. All right, folks. [music] Do you need paramedics? Are you okay? >> When security arrived to deal with the situation, they did not expect to be confronted with a chaotic scene and shocking words. >> Are you dressed yet? >> No, I'm sure the door. >> We're not closing the door. >> We're not closing the door. Sorry. >> I'm sure you want to see the whole show. Come on. >> No, we don't want to see the whole show. >> [ __ ] door. >> Won't you hand me your ID and we can get you out of here. Yeah, we're not watching anything. >> No, we've got a female officer coming. She'll stand by with you. >> No, we don't. >> No, you're about ready to get arrested. That's about what's going to happen. >> Where's your ID at? >> What's that? >> Oh, okay. You can start looking through it and close the door. >> No, we're not going to close your door. >> Uh, no. You have a right to come in here and sleep and sleep. >> Yeah, you are. Are you homeless? >> Where you from? >> I need my backpack. My [ __ ] >> Yeah. Put your clothes on and then we'll deal with that. >> You need to close the door. You're watching me. Go behind the door. Go behind the door. >> Go behind the door. >> No, we don't know if you have weapons or anything else in there. So, we're not going to go through all this. Okay. Most people don't get undressed and go underneath the blanket in the restroom. What is it I need? You can show me the boarding pass. What's that? You're not going to show me anything? Can you show me anything? >> Okay. Well, this is an airport and people come here to travel and if you don't have a boarding pass, you're going to get trespassed and leave. >> Airport police were faced with an impossible challenge. A woman not only refused to cooperate [music] but also caused chaos in the area. Guess what happened next? >> Who am I with the Santaas? >> You're not playing with restroom. >> No, it's a family restroom. You don't look like a family. >> No. >> No, I don't want to see anything. Yeah. I don't want to see anything. >> Here's the deal. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Now you're under arrest. You're not going to push. >> Let go. Stop. >> Now you're under arrest. >> Stop resisting. You're under arrest. >> Stay right there. Do not move. Do you understand? >> Do not move. >> Let go. Let go. >> Let go of the bag. Put your hand behind your back. You're going to go to the ground if you don't quit resisting. >> Yes, you are. Keep your hands behind your back. >> Turn and face the wall. >> 25 wanting custody. >> You're under arrest for battery and a law enforcement officer. You understand? >> They got legal cameras. Mhm. >> I got plenty of kids. >> From a seemingly simple situation, an incident at an airport restroom quickly turned into a dramatic arrest with tense resistance. >> Better not. in there. Praise be to God. opposite box. Okay. >> Sure. >> Yeah. >> So, you're trespassed from the Tampa International Airport for a period of 1 year. If you return without business, such as flying out, you're going to be arrested. [music] Your property is going to be at the Tampa International Airport lost and found. It will be held for a period of 60 days. If you don't come back for your property, it's going to be uh given away or auctioned off. She was charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer. She was also banned from Tampa International Airport for one year unless she had a legitimate flight purpose. Her personal belongings will be turned over to the lost and found department. Next, a middle seat and the rampage begins. But no one expected it to end in handcuffs and deportation at the airport. >> This is on you though. >> This is not on you. >> Yeah, this is on you. No, I did not cause the disturbance behind >> her back. Behind her back. >> She was not arrested on the plane, but left the airport in a completely different state. What made the police intervene? >> They did not take me off the plane, and I have a reason to go to Alaska. >> You guys messed up my flight ticket. >> What's going on? >> They messed my flight ticket. I asked for an aisle. They gave me a middle seat. How is that my problem? >> Okay. So, this is all about seat things. Okay. So, did they ask you to talk to you about anything about changing seats? >> I told them. Then the girls let me sit where I wanted to sit. Yeah. >> And then they took me off the plane, >> but I walked off >> allowing. They did not arrest me. They did not handcuff me. They did not touch me to get off. >> What's going on? So, nobody that >> they need to let me either they need to buy me a hotel ticket and get me back to New York or they need to let me aboard the plane >> cuz I already board the plane. >> Okay. So, we'll figure out from them what's going on. >> Okay. We'll figure out because >> right now we're here for like your behavior. Okay. >> My behavior. Okay. I got a plane for the aisle C. They gave me an E, which is a middle C. That is not what I paid for. >> You have your ID? >> What does that have to do with anything? >> Cuz right now the police are here. We're going to find out the who, the why, the what. So, I just need >> Yeah. >> All right. You're not going to be able to tell that's blonde. >> Hey, let's go have a seat over there. >> Come over here. So that >> Let's go have a seat over there. >> All right. Well, you better get me a hotel. >> So, we're going to talk and figure out what Delta is going to >> Let's go have the seat on this. >> You can even move farther if you want. >> All right. So >> what seemed like a simple argument over seating suddenly escalated into a heated confrontation with security forces. What was the real reason? >> So on your side, you requested a seat. You didn't get that seat. And now that's why I'm trying [music] like we're here. Did you walk off the plane? They say like let's get off the plane. Are you flying anymore? >> I'm going to Alaska. I'm going to Seattle and then I'm going to Alaska. >> Quick. All right. No, I'm trying to listen to you. >> You don't need to right now. >> I need to. It's my privilege. >> Good. It's your privilege. >> Okay. Thank you. So, don't tell me what I cannot and cannot do. >> Now, I would like to hear what people are saying. They can have conversations. >> I'm allowed to hear what they are saying. I got to catch up with you. Okay. >> How is that been nice? What have I done? >> Well, they're trying to look. You have no idea. >> They have tried to work with me by taking me off. >> Ask them. >> That's why officer cross. Listen to me. He's going to go. >> What have I done on the plane? >> Well, >> I would like to ask you what I have done on the plane. >> I listen to your side and I listen to your side. >> I'm not asking you about my side. I'm asking you what I have done on the plane. Did I touch someone? >> Did I touch someone? >> Please explain it. Have I spoken to Did I touch someone? >> Please tell me if I've spoken to someone and I've touched someone. >> Okay, so >> listen to him. Ask him that question. >> All right, Jacine, we're going to leave. Ask him. >> Jacquine, you need to leave now. You've been denied. >> Ask him. >> Ask him. Ask him. >> Did you want to hear my answer? Jacine. Jacine, >> you better ask him if I talk. >> We're going to go now. Okay. Listen, you go. You're going to be That's >> Delta's not flying. >> I live in New York. >> Delta, >> dude. He was playing for my ticket. [screaming] >> You're going to have to We got refunded. >> I got refunded for to live in a Utah, >> Jacine. Okay, we're going to walk out cuz we are not passing. >> I don't know anyone here. If anything, I need to get a ride back to New York. >> Okay, we'll walk you out to where the other airlines are. Okay, >> dude. [screaming] I don't live here. >> Delta is denying you service. Okay. Delta Airlines and private companies is denying you service. >> Why though? Because you guys denied me [music] service. Why? You don't even know why. >> So, you better get me a flight back to New York. I don't live in Utah. I never been here. >> When the customer is no longer king and the airline is no longer patient, what is the price of screaming in the middle of the airport? Dude, >> walk out. We can work. We can work on you. >> WHERE AM I GOING TO GO? >> I can answer those questions, but we're GOING TO WALK OUT. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO GO ANYWHERE. WHERE AM I going to go to Utah? >> You're going to go to the other airlines and try booking there. Okay, >> dude. Are you going to pay for it? >> You're refunded. Okay. >> Okay. Well, then get my refund and refund me a ticket back. >> I don't know. It's going to go to your credit card. I >> Okay. Well, that's on you then. >> Jacqueline, let's start walking. No, that's so >> Jacquine, >> you cannot do that. >> Jacqueline, >> you know how they are leaving me homeless? >> They're leaving me homeless. >> Jacqueline, focus. Okay, we're going to walk you out. >> Walk me out to where? >> To where you can >> to the lobby in Utah. >> At this point, >> I don't live in Utah. >> Jacqueline, at this point, we're helping you to go get rebooked. You keep doing this yelling. We're going to Look at criminal charges. Okay. Disorderly conduct. >> Dude, this is on you, though. >> This is not on me. Okay. >> Yeah, this is on you. >> Caused a disturbance. They have plans. >> No, I did not cause a disturbance. >> Told me I would get an aisle, >> Jaclyn. >> All [music] right, dude. Give me my Come here. Give me >> I didn't do your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back now. >> Stop. Behind your back. >> Stop. >> Hands behind your back. >> Stop. I don't live in Houston. Hands behind your back. Behind your back. Hands behind your back. Hand behind your back. >> From a flight ticket to Alaska, she suddenly flew straight into legal trouble. What made this woman permanently rejected by the airline after just a few minutes? >> Resist your back. Stop resisting. >> I don't live in Utah. >> Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Jacqueline, >> stop. >> Stop resisting. Put this hand. >> Put this hand behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> Let me just go home. >> Let me just go home. >> Put this hand behind your back. >> Just go home. No. >> Put this hand behind your back. Put this hand behind your back. Put this hand behind your back. >> Stop. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hand behind her back. >> Stop resisting. >> There's a car, sir. >> Get up. >> Right there. >> We'll go down there. >> Get up. Get up. Get up. >> Get up. >> Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Watch your foot. Under Utah law, the penalties for disorderly conduct depend on the severity of the offense. Continuing the offense after a warning is a C offense punishable by a fine of up to $750 and or up to 90 days in jail. She was arrested for disturbing public order and could face a fine criminal charges and a future flight ban. A middle seat, a tantrum, and a ticket straight to the police. Maybe next time she'll think twice before claiming rights in the wrong place. Hey guys, 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.