The mother that just lost her child 2 days ago and she's explaining to you that she's not drunk. I could walk a straight line and I still made sure I didn't board. >> Flight was denied and just a few seconds later the airport turned into an emotional battlefield. I can do anything to you. >> My son died two days ago. MY SON DIED. I CAN'T bury him no more because you already making me late to my flight. >> She lost control in front of the police. No one expected how quickly things would escalate. What seemed like a peaceful morning at the airport suddenly turned into chaos when a young woman began screaming and cursing, shocking everyone around. All right. [music] >> When the police arrived, she began yelling and acting as if the whole world was against her. Every small gesture only made the situation worse. No. >> Hey. Hey. >> Chill. Chill. >> Walk over. >> Hey, calm down. >> For what? >> No. >> Okay. >> You're not going to DO IT. >> HEY, STOP. STOP. >> That way. I'll get it for you. >> Stop. Stop. Go chill out. >> We can We can Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> If you don't call me wrestler, you >> stop. Take all this [ __ ] Stop. Do not grab on me like that. LIKE, DON'T GRAB ON ME LIKE THAT. Stop yelling. >> Don't grab on me like that. >> Okay. Stop yelling. >> What you did was wrong. >> Stop yelling. >> WHAT YOU DID WAS WRONG. >> Stop yelling. >> Don't grab on me like that. >> Yeah. I'm trying to talk to you now. Stop yelling. >> Don't grab on me like that. >> Okay. Why did I get called? >> Your job. >> Okay. We're not doing that. >> All right. Are you mad? >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Look at all that information. >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> Oh, now you can't talk. You talking that [ __ ] >> But you were talking that [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> I didn't do anything. I did not do anything. >> Why are you yelling and everything? >> Cuz I'm just I'm talking loud like I'm on my phone. I did not do anything, though. >> Why didn't you just talk to us? >> I did not do anything. >> That's fine. That's all you >> to my daughter. >> I didn't. >> No one expected those hysterical words to echo through the crowded terminal. The officers were forced to detain her [music] amid the emotional storm. >> Do it because I can do anything to you. Put your ass liar. I SWEAR. I SWEAR TO GOD I [ __ ] you out of class. I'm like her >> because she grabbed me. I did not do anything until she grabbed me. >> Why? ass. Stand up. me like that. >> Don't push me like that. >> If you let your job like that don't push me like that. That's not your Don't push me like that. I did not do anything to you. Okay. >> You're not going to tell me that you're searching me. You're not going to TELL ME THAT YOU'RE searching me. >> Are you done? >> She's not going to say anything to me. She's just going to come my ass. SHE DON'T SAY nothing to me. She going to put her hand up my ass. >> What? >> She's not going to say anything. >> Put her hand up my ass. That's not part of me. That's not part of you. You put your hands on me. I feel you. YOU PUT YOUR HEAD on me. >> When the police report was made public, the tense situation instantly shifted to turmoil. That chaotic morning became unforgettable. >> That's not okay. THAT'S NOT OKAY. And I need your seat. That's not okay. That's not okay. Now you want me to but she put her hands on everything. You put your hands on me for sure. >> I need her. I need her name. I NEED HER. NO. NO. NO. [screaming] NO. RIGHT NOW. RIGHT NOW. RIGHT NOW. NO. >> WHAT'S HER NAME? TRYING TO GET IT TO ME. >> RELAX. You doing the ground. On the ground. >> What are you doing? >> On the ground. Put your knees out. What does that mean? >> Yeah, you got to use your name. That's great. >> You don't have to do that. My car >> later, under the blue lights and sirens, she could only realize one thing. How a moment of lost control turned into a heavy price to pay. 4274 she do that. Why? Why? Why idiot? Why [screaming] you have kids? [music] I feel you. That was A [ __ ] PROTOCOL. THAT'S YOUR PROTOCOL. IT'S SMASHED IN MY FACE. THAT'S YOUR PROTOCOL. WAS THAT YOUR PROTOCOL IN MY FACE? >> WAS THAT YOUR PROTOCOL IN MY FACE? Was that your protocol? >> I WAS TRYING TO OFFER. >> My question is do you feel what y'all have done [music] to me? >> That's right. Is it dash? >> You think it's not what you think? >> I was sort of here. The woman was charged with public disorder and intoxication in a public place. Police emphasized that if she had cooperated, things wouldn't have gone this far. At Tampa International Airport, a woman under the influence was denied boarding, but instead of leaving, she chose to fight back with words, as if arguing with the whole world. the mother that just lost her child two days ago and she's explaining to you that she's not drunk. I could walk a straight line and I still made sure I didn't board. My son died two days ago. MY SON DIED. I CAN'T BURY him no more because you already making me late to my flight. >> When airline staff explained that they had the right to deny boarding to intoxicated passengers. She refused to accept it, argued endlessly, and called out for the police. But the situation quickly spiraled out of control. >> Board. Go for it. So, she's she's she's booked for tomorrow for tomorrow. I have work at 10:00 a.m. No problem. I'm not drunk and I can walk a straight line. So, go for it. >> Go for it. Come on. >> Okay. >> I didn't argue with nobody. I didn't >> um What time tomorrow? Uh, she's on I gave her She's on 11:51 a.m. >> 11:51 a.m. All right. >> All right. So, no. If I can >> try to get you reooked. >> No, but if you personally and I could call my dad that's a cop officer, he would say, "Walk a straight line. If I can't walk a straight line, that's okay." >> That That's not what [music] we do. But if if they make that determination and you can't fly, you can't fly. >> But I'm not intoxicated. They they're a private business and they can deny you boarding for anything. So what I'm saying is that that has nothing to do with us. We don't do anything allow you to go >> guarantee cuz I'm about to sue them. I'm let you know that now cuz I got the money for it. So you letting me know they're denying the flight for me not argue. I didn't do a breathalyzer. I didn't argue with nobody. All I did was walk past that and they denied me. >> So you're telling me >> that you you're not flying tonight? >> Yes. And that's >> that you're flying tomorrow morning. They rebooked you for tomorrow morning. >> You get what I'm saying? I work I don't work 9 to5. So as long as I know that I paid twice and they >> No, you didn't pay twice. They just rebooked you. >> No, I did pay twice. I booked Friday and I booked today and they didn't allow me. I'm not drunk. I can literally walk a straight line. >> Well, since you got rebooked, you can't hang out here. >> No, I hear you. >> So, we had to go to the main terminal. >> No, I get what you're saying. I'm not flying home to New York. That's fine. But what I'm saying is I'm getting it back. >> Yeah, that's what the ladies saying. I can get the new board pass. >> Within minutes, emotions exploded. What started as a few words turned into chaos. [music] Her anger quickly turned into tears while her threats left the entire airport on edge. >> It does not matter what you're >> ma'am. You want to stop screaming? >> No, it doesn't matter what I'm screaming cuz now I'm the simple fact. Listen, I paid a flight. All right. Listen, I'm not arguing with you now. I'm took it to my parents. Daddy, they not letting me get on a flight because of the fact I don't have a real ID. And before I turn it up on these mother, you better come get me. >> Straight up. >> Straight up. It ain't because I don't have a ID. These are white [ __ ] and all that cuz now you're on some [ __ ] >> I said what I said. I said what I said and I don't guarantee it. >> I don't have no mean. I'm not drunk. I'm not intoxicated. So, yeah, I'm going to act a fool. >> All right. Well, if you act a fool, you're going to tug yourself into going to jail. And you don't want to do that cuz then you're not going to matter because you know what? I got work at 9. >> Well, let's get going. >> So, come on, papa. Let's make progress. >> Come on, papa. Let's go. And I promise you, my dead son I promise you my dead son going to end all y'all careers. >> I promise you. I promise you my dead son is going to end y'all career. And y'all gonna wish y'all ain't never do this. My son died. >> You got somebody coming to pick you up? >> No, I'm driving home. My son died two days ago. >> So you drove treat me like an animal? I live in New York and you want to treat me like this? The business girl won't. >> So where you going now? >> New York. >> You're not going to New York right now. >> How much you want to bet I'm going? >> Not right now. >> What? You driving there? >> The seas the the seas mother that's going through what she's going through and I'm not drunk. I dropped two margaritas. I'm not saying you were drunk. >> I just want you to understand, just think about it. The mother that just lost her child 2 days ago and she's explaining to you that she's not drunk. I could walk a straight line and I still made sure I didn't board. >> Police tried to calm her down, but when she refused to cooperate, they had no choice but to place her under arrest for public disturbance. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> Your child Your child lives today, tomorrow. I'm not drinking. That was the first drink I ever had in 3 years. My child died. [ __ ] it. And you made me miss my flight. >> No, I didn't make you miss your flight. >> This one right here did. And I promise you on everything I love, your child going to feel that pain that I felt cuz I lost my child off of sins, bro. And you stopped my flight. So I promise you, I promise you all the hell that it is that I dealt WITH RIGHT NOW, BRO, YOU ABOUT to get it. You about to get it. I promise you about to get it. And that [ __ ] hurt. Because I gota work. I got to work 9 to5, bro. And you stopped my flight. >> So yes, you did because you said I was too drunk. And you did. And it's fine. I'mma do a breathalyzer and you're going to see. But it really hurts from a woman. It really hurts from a woman >> from the day and age that's not even [laughter] 30. And if she is 30, >> you're going to keep yelling like that. >> No, because it hurts. I just lost my child two days ago and you literally told me I couldn't get on a flight. So you going to see I hear you sweetheart. I'm not >> said you couldn't board. >> Yes, you did. >> American Airlines. I'm not >> And that's fine and I respectfully hear you and what I'm saying to you as a woman. What I'm saying I'm not mad at you. What I'm saying to you as a woman, you stop me from getting on a flight that I'm not drunk on. >> You're not listening to us >> because we didn't we didn't say >> I'm not mad at you. American Airlines, >> baby. But I I don't think you understand what I'm saying. I hear you. I'm not mad at you. When whoever comes to get me and ID me, my son died 2 days ago and you're not letting me allow to go on the plane. MY SON DIED. I CAN'T BURY him no more because you already making me late to MY FLIGHT WHERE I GOT TO I GOT to I GOT TO BURY MY SON. AIN'T listen nothing BECAUSE NO, I'M MAD CUZ I CAN'T BURY MY SON. IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT you're saying. Bring 911. >> In the end, this emotional breakdown ended with the sound of handcuffs clicking shut. A mix of tears, alcohol, and regret. That was all that remained. >> Matter, bro. MY GUY, MY BROTHER, MY SON, MY SON DIED FROM THE MOTHER. >> NO. [screaming] NOW YOU STARTED ME BECAUSE now I missed my flight. My son died. Listen. My son died from bathing. >> OKAY. >> SO NOW, NO, NO, NO, NO. CUZ YOU DELAYED. WE'RE NOT NO. We're not going to do this because you brought me to the because you brought me You stopped me from getting on my airline AS A A HUMAN CIVILIAN, as a black woman. You stopped me from that because whatever the airline was. Now, let me let you know something. Let me let you know something. I'm not arguing with anybody here. Let me let you know something. I'm not my son because I'm conc. >> That's enough. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> That's enough. >> That's fine. Go ahead. Take it, Papa. I'm not mad. I'm just telling you myself. >> We gave you a chance >> and you can't take it. Take it. >> Go ahead. >> I'm telling you. You allegedly let me didn't get on the flight because my son is dead and he didn't breathe on the fourth flight that he was blue. So you want to treat me like an animal? Go for it. >> Just let you know. Record this. Record this because the mother that was a sis I don't give a you is cuz I'm voling y'all since my son dead. I'm violating all y'all. So it's cool. You seem fun. >> It is. It's very fun. >> You're drilling in. I'm going to >> make sure I pat her down. >> You going to what? >> No, I ain't about to say no. Got to arrest me. Got to arrest me. >> Pretty sure you are under. >> In Florida, public disorderly conduct can lead to [music] up to 60 days in county jail and fines of up to $500. She was taken to a detention center and charged with disorderly conduct in a public place. Her [music] intoxicated, loud behavior disrupted airport security and may even affect her future ability to fly. 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