Breathe. Let's go. Walk. is denied boarding and everything explodes right at the gate. >> [screaming] >> One decision, police step in and the outcome no one expected. The airport gate, [music] a decision that seems simple, ignites a chain of chaos no one anticipated and everything begins to spiral out of control. It's all going about spitting and I was spitting. I was going to fall. I didn't say that, but once again I didn't say you were spitting that enough. The agent feels threatened. We're going to go to the service desk and you will get refunded. Because you're not taking this flight. Because they decided that you're not. Because they felt threatened. I'm not saying you did. I'm not arguing. This is the supervisor. The supervisor said you can't catch this flight. I'm not doing cameras. No. This is like This is like me at your house. When I come to your house, you get to make all the decisions. All you got to do is tell me no. But they said they're going to rebook you. They They're giving you the option to not rebook you. They're going to refund you. You'll get your money back. I understand. I got you. You're not flying on this flight. No. No. So, let's go to the desk and get your money back. Stop. Stop. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. You need to breathe. I need you to breathe. Okay. I need you to breathe. Okay. I need you to Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. No, I'm not. Screaming erupts in a public area, police mix with accusations and body cam footage captures every irreversible second of tension. >> [screaming] >> Get off of me. No, GET OFF OF ME. >> [screaming] >> GET AWAY, YEAH. I'M GOING TO LET YOU UP. ALL RIGHT. I'M NOT JOKING. I'M GOING I'M GOING TO LET YOU UP. I'M GOING HOLD ON, LISTEN TO ME. I'm going to let you up. Then don't fight. You said you weren't going to fight. I can't let you up. I'm going to let you up. I'm going to let you up. Yo. When the protective mask comes out, everyone knows the situation has crossed a normal boundary and the legal consequences are only just beginning to emerge. All right, let's go. Let's get her. We need a face shield. She's not She's Oh, she's spitting. We need a face shield. Call it in. Hey, we we need a face shield before we move her. You want to stop spitting? Well, I can't let you up. I'm trying to let you up. I might be, but I'm trying to let you up. She tried to bite me. I don't think she did. Did you bite me? Did you bite me? Cuz I'm bleeding. From my arm. Uh, you're trying to. How things go from zero to 100 quick. Okay, then I'm going to just be spit on, okay? We have face shield coming. Never mind. Take deep breaths. Deep breaths. Take deep breaths. Take deep breaths. Take deep breaths. I tried to. You wouldn't listen. I got a hold of her. And she's going to say calm down, stay all good, okay? And I Yes. Okay. All right. They said It's crazy. Okay, sis. I'm going to relieve you with another guy, okay? Cuz I know you've been here for a while. Cash you up. Can you relieve him real quick, please? Kevin, can you get legs on him, too? He's relieved. You're okay? He's off you. Leaving the airport gate is not the end. Questions, evidence and security footage are waiting along with a price to be paid. Grab her Grab her gear and her stuff and bring it over. Let's go. Is this your bag? I'll take care of it as long as you behave yourself, all right? I appreciate you. Yes, I'm I'm making sure they're bringing it. You got your money in your pocket? All right, we'll check all that for you, okay? As long as you behave yourself now. I don't know what happened. I just got there. Can you If you don't mind, can you tell me what happened? What what's all this about? Okay. Okay. Wait, is it Was it about paying for the bag? Okay. So you can pay for the Cuz you didn't know that they were supposed to charge. All right, just calm down for me. You can keep talking. All right, but I got to search you, okay? Police review security footage to determine acts of spitting, resisting an officer and disorderly conduct leading to potential criminal charges and a serious legal record. Next, a call that seems simple at the airport, but just minutes later, everything slips out of control in a way no one expected. Ask her to leave. Okay? So, you got to go stand up for me. No, no. No, she This is the only bag she brought in. Appreciate it. You okay? Yeah? Okay. Are you traveling alone? Are you with somebody? Who's them? Who are they? Where are you flying to? Those Them? They I don't think they're with you. Yeah, she looked away real quick. You had a lot of wine? Yeah, we can tell. So, are you traveling alone? Listen to what I'm saying. Focus. Are you traveling alone, yes or no? Are you traveling alone, yes or no? Okay. All right. Where's your Where's your ID? Can I see it? Can I get it out for you? Your driver's license or your ID or whatever kind of identification you have and your boarding pass. Why are you so angry? I'm not trying to do anything. I was just trying to make sure you're okay, okay? Okay. Uh, thank you. I think you might have had a little too much to drink. How How much wine How much wine have you had? [music] It's my problem. Yeah? Who are you? I'm Officer Hill. How much wine have you had? It's okay. >> What's the matter? How How much wine have you drank tonight? Ma'am. Focus on me, okay? How much wine have you had to drink tonight? Two glasses. Two glasses, that's it? Yeah. Okay, how long ago was that? Two hours ago. Two hours ago? All right. You got the cell Walk over here, okay? At least you can stand. Walk. You got the phone. You got to give me my passport back. Ma'am, just relax. >> What's in there? Relax. You got my >> Ma'am, I'm not taking it. I'm not taking it. Yeah. Just relax. No, don't touch me. >> relax. Don't touch him, okay? Don't try to grab anything out of his hand. I'm not. Take your backpack off. We're done. You're under arrest. We're placing you under arrest for public intoxication, okay? Transport her to the back. Don't resist. Relax. Hey. Relax. Don't resist. Just one moment of lost restraint completely changes the course of events and the handcuffs appear faster than any explanation. Hey, it's not worth it, okay? This is a ticket. We're going to give you somewhere to to sleep it off and that's it, okay? But you need to relax. Stop pulling away. Of course, I don't want to be It's okay. Just relax, okay? Okay. I can't double lock it. Stop. Pull that hand. She's trying to claw me. >> Relax. Do Hey, if you scratch him, that's a whole 'nother charge and you don't get out tonight. Don't scratch him. >> You're trying to scratch me. I know what you're doing. You scratched yourself, too. Of course you're trying to scratch people. You ever You ever got a speeding ticket before? That's it. It's all it is, okay? We're going to give you somewhere to sleep, but if you fight us and scratch him, but I got it. You don't get out tonight. Really? H transport >> to get out of the plane? You want to get Walk. Come on. Walk. Relax. Relax. It's right here. It's right behind you. Relax, ma'am. Come on. No. Why are you fighting us? Where's my stuff? It's right here. Your stuff right there. Don't touch me. Don't hurt me. Let's go. Walk. I don't know, brother. Don't hurt me. There's All right. Take that. This guy is hurting me. You need to relax. >> Okay. He's hurting me. He's not hurting you. Yes. You are fighting him. >> You are not He's hurting me. You need to relax. >> No. You need to relax. >> No. Yes. No. Relax. Do not try to headbutt anyone again. Don't hurt me. Hurt me again. He doesn't need to hurt me. He was hurting my hands. You didn't You didn't. He did. It's going to be a long night in jail if you don't settle down. What did you do? Kicked me, headbutted me. Yeah. Screaming echoes through the crowded airport as police issue repeated warnings. Any resistance at this point will only make the consequences worse. Yep. Yep. >> Basically, no. Yep. I can't read it. No. Relax, ma'am. Well, where are you guys? Here. No, I want my officers. You guys are not Keep it back. Where are the other guys? Right after you. No. Are you You guys are here? Yeah. As long as you push it. Okay, we're going to take you guys out. Just relax, you guys. No, they need to release my My hands are off. They need to let my hands off. Let's relax, ma'am. No. Put your legs up. Put your legs up. Put your legs up. Put your legs up. No. Yes. >> This I No. I need to be free. No, you're not going to be. >> No. Listen to me. Listen. No. We're going We're not going very far. Put your foot Relax. They will take those handcuffs off you. I want them off now. I didn't do anything. Backwards. I didn't do anything. I want them off. Yeah. Right now. OKAY. HERE. I WANT THEM OFF. I WANT them off. No. I want them off. Oh, what are you? You're mad. I want them off. Oh, you're so mad. That's the passport. I got it. I got the passport. NO. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING TODAY. >> [screaming] >> LET ME OFF. YOU'RE HURTING ME. SHE JUST TRIED TO GRAB my penis. I didn't grab your penis. When the door closes, the long night truly begins and the price paid for a few drinks is anything but light. >> [crying] >> I'm done. [screaming] Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. No. No. Do not kick me. No. You cannot touch me. No. Where's my Where's my stuff? Your driver? Uh really, he's going to be at the terminal C still. Okay. So I'm restrained from using the restroom cuz I'm drunk. So, what we're going to do is we're going to get you up. We're going to get you to the terminal, okay? >> No. No. I want to know. I want to hear why am I restrained? Because you were placed under arrest for public intoxication. What do y'all want? To grab my legs? Yeah, it's going to be a long night. Who are you? I'm the sergeant. I'm going to take care of you, but I need you to get in that chair. >> take care of me? Yes, ma'am. It's my job to take care of you. It's my job to get you out of jail. >> me. I'm not. Yes. My hands >> are hurting me. Okay. Well, if you'll get in that wheelchair, I'll get them handcuffs off you. >> I don't need a wheelchair. I can walk. Then walk. Yeah. Now, the problem is they got to speak to the >> stuff? I'll give you your stuff. >> Why am I here? Cuz you're in the US. >> in Germany, you know. I live in Germany. Why am I here? >> You're intoxicated, so that's what >> Okay, but I I live in Germany, so you better be very careful here. Okay. Okay. >> need you to get up and stand in the circle. I need you to tell me why the I'm here because Public intoxication. Uh For what? I live in Germany. Well, you're in the US, so you had a a a a violation of the laws of the >> I don't live in the US. It doesn't matter. No. Yeah. I don't. You're in the US right now, not Germany, so So So what? So what? Where's my stuff? This offense is classified as a class C misdemeanor, the lowest level in the Texas criminal system with a maximum penalty of a [music] fine of up to $500. Lease officially arrest the woman on charges of public intoxication. A few drinks for fun traded for handcuffs and a criminal record. 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 very much.