Have a seat. Hey, I missed. Have a seat. Have a seat. Oh, >> I told you to have a seat. >> You're about to end up in cuffs. >> You've been stressed out. >> Oh my god. What I do? >> Now you're under arrest. >> What I do? Why >> most people deal with travel delays and move on? The passengers you're about to see chose a very different [music] approach. These are the dumbest airport Karens ever caught on body cam. Airport troublemaker refuses to take the hint. Airport police respond to a trespassing complaint involving a passenger who refuses [music] to leave after a dispute with airline staff. Here's what happens when officers arrive and try to get the situation under control. >> What's up, man? >> How you doing? >> I already heard the story. >> Was that >> That's the story that I told you. >> Well, that's her story. That's our version of that. >> That's what you you guys couldn't believe. >> I weighed you down and you didn't even acknowledge me. You went straight to her. >> Yeah, cuz you didn't call me. >> You're right. You're right about that. >> So, that's how it works. That's how it works. We go to people who calls it. >> Okay. >> So, what's my right right now to do? I lost my flight. >> I haven't even heard your story. >> Huh? >> I haven't heard your story yet. >> Okay. So, I'm asking you what's my right now? the the flight left program that the guy go they you know >> they give you $300 if you want to volunteer to give up your seat. Right. Right. >> Right. >> I came back. >> I have my ticket. The one she already took my my ticket like that. It was in 19B. I sat down there. They put my bag down. Right. Couple minutes later, she came and told me, "Well, you get a receipt. You need to go to 43D." >> That's fine. I got up. I went over there. I didn't move my bag. >> And I went to 43D. All I wanted to All I was asking was why did that happen? Not that I want the seat back or that I want some conversation or nothing. I need to get to Atlanta. >> And then they're talking about they came down. Oh, you need to get out of here because you're intoxicated. >> The officers listened to his concerns but explained that airport and airline personnel have requested that he leave the property. They repeatedly tell him that he's no longer allowed to remain in the terminal and needs to leave. >> And this is where we're at. The flight left. I'm here. I'm trying to I'm calling Delta right now. >> So, if they give me the 850 flight, that's fine. >> What's your last name, sir? >> Okay. Well, if you want me to help you, I mean, I first of all, I want to speak to you with respect. Okay. That's first. >> I'm speaking with you with respect. >> So, this how we're going to play this. This how we're going to play this. Yep. All right. >> Lead terminal. Thanks, sir. Have a good night. >> For real? >> Yep. For real. Pretty nice. call my lawyer. >> You can call him if you want to call, but this this is how we're going to do this. >> You might want to call my side. >> You can either leave on your own or you can leave with us. >> You got options. >> Okay. >> And I bet I can tell you >> the ball's in your court. trying to get to Atlanta. Take care of my >> You got a cell phone. That means you can you can talk and walk. >> Let's go, sir. I'm going ask you again. Please leave the property. >> Look at this. And they give me the number. That's not even working. Wow. Can you please stop? You guys are crazy, bro. You can't treat people like this. >> No matter what, sir. >> There's no disturbance, sir. >> There's nothing >> and not do what you're telling me to do. >> The fool, >> sir. I'm telling you now. Leave the property. >> Bro, I left my seat and I went to another one >> and I was just asking them. >> I'm actually here >> and that's it. >> I'm actually I'm actually real nice. >> Please leave. >> Oh, real nice. The man disagrees and insists that he has a right to stay. Instead of complying, he continues questioning the officers and challenging their authority. >> I don't ask you again. >> That's not right. >> I'm asking you again, sir. >> It's not right, bro. >> I'm ask you again. Please leave a >> I'm telling you. I have >> This is private property. This ain't public. >> No, no, this is public. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. It's an airport. It's not public. >> That's what you guys think. >> It's not public. Okay. Please leave the property >> forever. >> Please leave the property. >> So I can't come tomorrow with another >> 25. One more time. One more time. >> Number one. >> I can't come tomorrow with another >> Please leave the property. >> You guys are funny as >> Okay. You f to see funny. >> Please leave the property. >> That's why you nerd in high school. >> Yeah, I know. >> I know. >> Yep. Sure was. As long as you leave this property, that's automatic. >> I was the biggest nerd ever. >> Is this one? That way. >> That way. >> Yes, sir. All right. So, let me ask you, >> how do I I'ming Delta, but not >> So, how do I make a complaint with the airport? >> You're not going to make a complaint with the airport. You make a complaint with Delta. >> Delta, right? They're not answering. >> Well, they're going to answer eventually. You sit on hold. >> Yeah, that's fine. I'm going to go. >> I'm just trying to get to >> Hey, Blake. I could use some help over here. >> You got to call. >> As officers escort him [music] toward the exit, he remains confrontational and continues arguing about the situation. He insults the officers and focuses on debating their decisions [music] rather than leaving. >> Man, look, you want to listen to me? help you. >> I know you don't. >> I need another pair of hands, please. >> Wow. >> But you going to leave this property. >> Serve. But you going to leave this property. >> Serve and protect you about your life property. Yeah. Thank you. Sure will be. >> I can show you that. >> I can show you that. >> What you going to do? >> Yep. >> What you going to do? >> Yeah. Keep doing what you >> goddamn thing. >> Sure is. >> Sure is. >> Sure is. >> I need somebody to take pictures of a wheelchair. >> Yep. I'll hit that door. I'll be there. Get that door. >> Get that door. Get that door to me. Don't touch me. >> Go ahead. >> I ain't no big Go ahead. >> Go ahead. We got to kick you. We got kids. >> Thank you. Hey, get out the way. Just go ahead. >> You good? You done? >> All right. Cool. Have a good night. >> You too, man. And uh you might want to find somewhere else to fly cuz I'm make sure Delta we don't fly with Delta ever again in life. >> Yep. Ask your mother. >> I'll be there. >> [laughter] >> Additional officers eventually become involved as the encounter drags on. Even after reaching the exit area, he continues provoking officers [music] and refuses to let the situation go. >> That's cool. >> Oh, I am. >> He's not. What's up, bro? Look, >> what's up, bro? >> You're being cool, right? >> Yeah, but you saw you just walked on me. >> You're a sergeant, right? >> No, he's a sergeant. >> I'm done. >> For what? >> Turn around. >> For what? >> Turn around. >> Why am I? >> I'm done playing with you. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> You get slammed, dude. I'm playing with you. >> My bag right there. >> My bag right there. >> Give me a coffee. Oh, pretend it up. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Hey, I'm missing one. >> Have a seat. Have a seat, bro. >> Told you. Have a seat. Keep sitting enough already. >> Wow. >> I'll be there. >> Yeah, you do that. >> Sit up. >> Sit up. >> You sit me over. >> Sit up. >> All right. You can hurt yourself. >> I'm not hurting myself. >> You can't. >> You got to take the P off. So you get the >> you got ID on your >> He's charged with trespassing, resisting, and disorderly [music] conduct. Airport ban didn't stop him from coming back. While conducting patrol operations at the airport, an officer [music] spots a man she recognizes from a previous trespass warning. She approaches him to find out why he's back on airport property. 12:41 area. >> What brings you here? >> What >> you traveling today? You have a flight. You have your flight information. >> 15 between 3 and 4. >> Sorry, I said I couldn't hear you. >> So, you're waiting on a >> on a ride. On a ride. Okay. >> My boy's coming down from Orlando to come get me. >> Oh, nice. That's good. This was on the 20th. >> So, how long have you been here? >> Couple days. >> As officers ask about his travel itinerary and flight [music] plans, his answers begin raising additional questions and don't always match up. >> So, you're going on the 20th. >> Am I not allowed to be here? >> You don't recall? more. >> You don't recall that you're not allowed to be here? >> Say I don't recall? >> Yeah. You don't recall that you're not allowed to be here or >> What do you mean? >> Are you from the 20th? >> You have ID with you by chance? >> Can I see your ID? >> What side? >> When did you fly down? >> So, when I fly out? When I fly the 19th? >> That's when you're leaving. No. When do you do you fly out again? >> Mhm. >> When do I leave again? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> 3 days from now. >> 3 days from now. Okay. >> And you have that ticket with you or that confirmation? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Have you got it yet or not yet? >> No, I haven't. Okay. >> All right. Gotcha. >> The investigation takes [music] another turn when officers discover that travel information linked to his story does not actually [music] belong to him. >> Perfect. All right. So, you know, you're not supposed to be here. One, you just gave me information on somebody that is not you. I don't know who this is that the ticket you're claiming is you are. So, again, that's a second thing. Put on your wallet for me. >> Put on your wallet. Yeah. Stand up. >> Stand up. Okay. >> Just for a minute. Handcuffs come right off cuz he easily go on. Okay. >> Put your hand like you're praying for me so it doesn't hurt. Yeah. >> Yep. >> Are you traveling today or what? What's going on? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Now you can sit >> not traveling. Told me he flew in, but this ticket doesn't belong to him. So, he lied to me. He knows he's not supposed to be arrested before. >> Officers review his history and confirmed that he had previously been trespassed [music] from the airport. They also discuss prior arrests and incidents involving [music] theft related offenses. >> And he's been trespassed. >> I haven't been done anything today. You know what I'm saying? >> So, he's been arrested for um for CI theft. >> Oh, so 30 here. >> Yes. >> You said 30 here. >> So, with that plus I trespassed him the day that I picked him up. So, >> uh you call? >> Yeah, I'm going to call. >> So, we And then you'll be able to go get your stuff. >> Yeah. Are you working? >> No, I'm regular. I just have court later on today. That's why I'm dressed like this. Yeah. >> All right. >> He's right here. Three Fox 4. >> With the facts confirmed, officers prepare [music] to transport him and continue the booking process. I don't have anything wrong. >> So, so you may not have done something wrong today in the past. According to her, she knows who you are. You've been arrested for trespassing in the past year >> or at least been told to not come back to the airport >> and apparently you've been involved in some sort of theft. >> Three at the airport. >> Three functions four. Go ahead. >> How do you get out to you? Is this the same your type 15 or your GPA area? 104 90 97. >> All right. 74 K91. Can you copy it back? >> One off conference. >> The man is arrested for trespassing after warning and is taken into custody to [music] face the charge. Family's dream vacation falls apart at the gate. Deputies respond to an airport after airline employees request assistance with a family involved in a dispute during the boarding process. Here's what happens when they arrive and begin sorting through [music] the situation. >> What's going on? >> How are you guys? >> So there in group five, we have a bag policy that we were trying to explain. Gentleman got upset. He said that he did she spoke to him first. He said that he was not going to pay for the bag. So when he came up, I boarded them. Biometrics, the wife and the kid. I went and I asked him, "Serge your needs to come around so that they can go ahead and put the bag." >> Correct. He said, "No." Then he started calling her out. Her name was very disrespectful. He said that he wanted to spin her face. >> Then she comes and I said, "If you guys are going to all come, I need you all to come around the front so you guys can stay together." There's three of them. >> She comes and she goes in the jetway. After I asked her and I asked her, "Ma'am, come outside." She said she didn't want to move and then she blocked me from doing my job and closing the door. But then she wanted to check. I said, "Stop touching." Now I just asked her the passport so I can remove them from the flight. She went to go touch me. I said, "Back up. Stop touching her." And now she's asking for forgiveness that um you know she wants to apologize for how they spoke to her and she said, "No, you guys should have thought about that prior to going." >> Let me ask you when she entered into the jet for a chair, she they had tickets to go in. Yes. >> Okay. That's how I want to make sure I I don't worry about a breach situation. All right. So, what are we doing with it? >> Deputies speak with a husband [music] and explain that the airline is a private company with the authority to enforce its own policies. They tell him that the decision to deny boarding has already been made and that law enforcement cannot force the airline to reverse it. >> You guys speak English or no? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What do you got? So, what's going on? >> Okay. So, uh we're coming from Tampa. >> So, we fly with that bag. Yeah, we don't pay for it. >> I understand. But but so let me explain real quick for you. And that happens common with them. Okay. So this is their hub. This is their training ground. This is everything that they do for Spirit is hubbed out of Fort Lauderdale. Tampa may have not charged you. I'm going to tell you it happened yesterday. Only >> why she explained me that. >> I will simplify you to pay and that's it. >> Because they're who knows what's watching them, right? Listen, I hear you. But that's an irrelevant thing to me. However, when it comes to the bag, they have to charge you. There's no way around that. They did something wrong in Tampa, doesn't happen here. Correct. >> You're right. But they can do things that because it's not a training area. I'm telling you, a lot of things happen in other airports and then they come here and they're like, "Hey, they may have done something in Boston, right?" But when you get here, they're going to follow up by the book. I understand it's frustrating as a customer to you, but for them, they're not doing anything wrong. Their policy policy, Tampa did something wrong. Tampa should have charged you. You understand? So now now we're in a situation where they're going to remove you off of this flight because they're allowed to do that. It's a private company and that's that. There's nothing that you can do about that. And that that's obviously a decision that they made, right? Is that they're not going to deal with it and and that's what they want to do. >> Why they they taken me out from the flight >> because of how I guess you guys were talking with them that you guys decided to enter as a family versus just one person and that's how it went down. So now they're going to say sorry to him. >> I understand. I don't but it's still a private company. >> We say sorry a lot of times. These are Christmas vacation. We are family. Look, it's just I hear you, but there's nothing I can make them do, right? It's a private company. I can't make them say, "Hey, >> so what I'm supposed to do?" >> So, what's going to happen is they're going to reimburse you your money. >> The deputy continues explaining that the family has been removed from the flight and that the final decision rests with the airline. >> Who we don't >> I don't know where where you going to go. rebooking. >> Will they allow them to rebook? Okay. So, he said he's going to put notes in. He says you may go down and rebooking and talk to a supervisor outside there and see if they want to rebook you. But that's going to be the situation. As of right now, you know, this is what we're dealing with. >> So, what time one time we going to fly? >> You may not fly with them at all. It's going to be up to a manager. They're they're going to decide to let you fly. They removed you off of this flight. >> But why they do that? >> Why they do that? >> These are family tree. >> I understand. >> These are family tree. I always say sorry to them. >> I but I can't make him accept an apology. There's nothing I can do on that. >> Well, let me talk to him. >> You can talk to whoever you want. But >> what happened? >> Um I I went up and down the line to check the people who had carryon bags and I said, "Hey sir, um let me see your booth." He was on group 5 before he reached the front so he don't block the boarding area. Um you need to pay for that bag. I'm not paying for the bag. And I was like, "All right." So I let him stay in the line. I'm not going to push him off the line, but when you reach the point right here, we're going to advise you one more time cuz he now George adise him. Oh, you have to pay for the bag. He's like, I'm not paying for the bag. I came from Tampa like that. I want to speak to a supervisor. Okay. Well, we're going to close the door if the supervisor don't come. Um, you're going to stay behind. >> He's like goes on and on. He called me. He said, I want to spit you in your face. Um, he told me back and I was like, "Listen, you could talk to your wife and your mama like that, but you're not going to speak to me like that, okay? Because that's disrespectful. I'm not disrespectful you. I'm staying in my I'm in my tone." But then he was acting real and then once I said, "Oh, >> just verbally." And then um once they saw that we really going to leave them behind, they want to calm down and said, "Oh, I'm traveling with my child." you should have respected child before that cuz you're not even respecting him. >> Airline employees then provide additional details about the incident and emphasized that the dispute [music] involved more than just a disagreement over a bag fee >> and we asked her to come out with cuz she we were going to close the door and she's like I'm waiting for my husband. I said your husband is not going to travel and and and you're not going to travel either cuz she was acting too. Oh, I didn't see what George He pushed through because I'm here dealing with him and George is trying to deal with her over there and so I didn't see all >> I speak I I speak a little bit not too much English but I can try. Um, okay. We came from Tampa. It's our Christmas vacation. We came from Tampa and we don't pay for that bag for that bag. So when we come in inside the lady told us we need to pay and my husband say why if we come to Tampa and we don't pay anything why we I must to pay. No because I want you need to pay. She don't play anything about you are in Fort Lauderdale you know are in Tampa. She don't say nothing. She only say you are in Tampa. Uh you need to pay. You need to pay. and with but bad uh it was a bad explain you know she she can explain why we need to pay so the only thing we put there we are we we don't understand what is the the sites for the packages we need to pay or not and my husband and her start to uh say to fight again I don't want to pay I to bake. >> Fight or argue? >> Fight or argue? >> That way. >> Argue. >> Erh, like a talk talking >> to each other. >> Okay. >> And that's it. >> And where were you? >> Well, here inside here inside because I'm nervous. I don't want to the plane go the plane go. >> What happened when you went inside? >> Nothing. The other guy come in and he told me I need to come out and I say no. but I don't touch him. >> The wife later explains her side of the story and insists that she never touched any airline employee. She says surveillance footage would show that she kept her distance throughout the encounter. >> I don't want to touch and he yelling me very bad. He's he's a working here and I'm a client. I don't know. And he yelling me very very loud outside. You can check the cameras. I don't touch him. I guess I can't touch him. >> Okay. So we fly from Tampa with this bag. I not pay for that bag in Tampa. I actually I never pay for that bag. Wherever I go, I never pay when I take it with me. I never pay for that bag. So when I get here, this lady told me I must to pay I don't know like 99 bucks for that bag. So I I tell him, hey, I'm going to pay because I don't pay. I never pay. So I don't know how supposed to be right here. But the point >> where's George going? >> The point with these two guy is they they they talk to that's why I feel so bad. So, so, so you know because they talk to you like like they owners or they have some I don't know some this kind of authority you know like hey shout out or something like that. >> You're going to walk right here. >> Uh my husband too. >> He's going to come in a little bit. >> Okay. Just me. >> Just you. >> Okay. >> So, okay. >> Kev. Hi. But >> and my husband, >> he's coming. >> Okay. So, what am I? >> We're going to walk out and we'll we'll talk outside. >> Outside the what? >> Outside of the terminal. >> Oh my god. I can't believe it. >> They they refunded your ticket. >> I know what I must to do. >> Huh? I'm going to explain it to you. >> I know, but I need to wait for my husband. >> He's going to come >> and my child. >> Yeah. Despite her objections, the airline stands by its decision to [music] deny boarding. Deputies then begin escorting the wife out of the secure area of the airport. >> Oh my god. So, let me let me I can buy another ticket to to go to >> uh eventually, but not with >> Okay. But I need to stay here because I need to come. >> Well, right now you don't have a ticket, which means you can't stay there. >> No, I know I don't have a ticket. I need to buy a one. stuff. >> Oh my god. >> No, no, no, no. >> I got to get some no >> get some more information. >> No, no, no, no. >> Oh my god, bro. What I do? >> Now you're under arrest. >> What I do? Why? Okay. Try not to do this in front of Okay. Um Oh my god. >> I can't I can't put my hands. >> You got to go back. >> Here. >> No, I'm in the back. Just sit to the side. >> Please >> sit just like that. >> And uh my my husband, my child, please. >> You can't talk to them right now. >> Please go forward. If >> you sit at an angle, it'll take the pressure off of your wrist. >> What? What? What? >> If you sit If you sit like this, it'll take the pressure off. >> She's charged with disorderly [music] intoxication. Passengers discover airports have [music] rules. Police respond to Tampa International Airport after airline staff report a disturbance involving two passengers who have been denied boarding. By the time officers arrive, airport employees have already decided that the two men won't be allowed [music] to travel and ask for assistance removing them from the secure area of the airport. Okay. Okay. >> Hey, if you don't if you don't if you don't stop if you don't stop yelling. Relax. Have a conversation like a grown man. >> We can talk in a normal way. >> Okay. Okay. >> Bro, that just >> What did we do? Let us figure it out. Go take a seat. Go take a seat. >> I got to sit down. >> They've been denied boarding. So, we can just get them. >> Okay, let's just go because of them. >> Let's go start walking. >> Because of them. >> Well, I'm just asking the question. What do we >> You can start walking. You're not saying I >> If you can't tell us, what did we do? >> This is your phone, brother. >> Yes. Yes. >> You guys have to go back to the main terminal. We'll deal with it over at the main term. >> What did we do? You're screaming and making a determination. >> You can figure it out and get a new flight over in the main terminal. >> It ain't about the flight in the main terminal. It's about my baggage, my belongings, and my stuff. >> You can figure out No, no, no, no, no, no. >> Look, they always send my but they never see me. >> We can figure it out over there. >> You keep asking me the same question. I'll tell you over there. I I'm not you know I'm just asking you >> I said we can talk about it over there. You can keep asking me the same question. >> Look we want supervisor. We want all that. >> Come on. Yeah. Yeah. Hurry up. We ain't playing. >> What do we do, >> bro? If you keep asking the same question, >> brother. Bro, stop asking me. What do we do? >> We do [ __ ] Officers explain that the airline has denied them boarding and that they need to leave the airside portion of the terminal. The men remain frustrated and continue insisting that no one has clearly explained [music] why they were removed from the flight. >> I'm trying to ask them. >> You just can't be here. They kicked you off. They don't want you flying with them. So, you can't be over here on the air side. >> They lying. They said that they see somebody. Guess what? Why they ain't got cameras on? All I know is definitely somebody talking about me. >> I have no idea what you're talking about. You just have to go back to main service. They don't want to fly. They don't want to deal with you. They're a business. They can do whatever they want. So you can't be here. >> So what? We can get our money back then, right? >> You can go talk to them at the Tik Tok. >> But man, I'm I'm going to advise you right now. If you keep screaming and yelling, >> you can't do that. I can do that. >> Okay. Look, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Okay. Okay. >> Y'all right. But guess what? >> Y'all ain't gonna take me to jail cuz they're wet. >> I absolutely ain't no dumb ass. >> Don't [ __ ] take me to jail. >> We're not trying to We're not trying to disrespect the train. We can get you over to the ticket counter. >> You're being calm, which is fine. The man's not being calm. >> No, he being calm. >> He's not. He's screaming because he only >> we can take you over to the ticket counter. Just have ops meet us over at the main. >> We work hard. >> Okay. >> This condo order stop. Both of us got jobs. And we work hard. They go out of town. >> We can't go. >> I don't work for Do I look like I work for Delta? >> I can't fix it. >> I didn't say you work for Delta. I'm just saying. >> What do we do? They denied you boarding and taking >> Did they call you and say we bought Can you walk and say start walking? >> Listen, did they call you? >> Get on the train or else you're going to mess me ups with your guy. >> I was just trying to ask you a question. >> Did they call you and say we violated any laws? >> As officers escort them through the terminal. The conversation [music] continues. One of the passengers repeatedly argues that he hasn't broken any laws and wants to understand [music] why the airline decided to take action against him. You don't have to violate law for them to deny you. >> I'm saying for you to walk with me and for you are you are you going to let me for you to walk with me and say I violated that's real. >> Let's just be quiet. No, >> we going to get to this colonel and we going to get our money back. >> If they say we violated, >> tell us why we violated. >> And that's what I'm trying to figure out. >> So listen, I I'll speak. >> Yes, sir. >> Tell us why. Tell us why we going to those roads. The airlines told me something happened on the plane. I don't know. But listen, what happened? >> What happened? Hey, bro. >> I'm trying to explain to you right now. Listen. What happened? What happened? Right. >> I don't This is my This is my answer. I don't care because Delta Listen to me. I don't care. >> I don't care. Bro, stop. Put your hands up. >> Don't do that, bro. DON'T EVEN DO THAT. DON'T DO THAT, BRO. Don't do that, bro. Don't even do that, bro. Guess what? Don't do that, bro. Don't do that, bro. We get to these people and we bro >> yelling right now. >> I think we already have >> we can trespass him and get him out of >> No. No. Y'all can't trespass him cuz we didn't do anything right. So what? So what did we do wrong? >> What you tell the med service? >> If anything, y'all >> breaking the law, too, right? Cuz y'all screaming too, right? >> I'm not yelling. >> As officers escort the passengers through the terminal, they remain more focused on arguing than leaving. They continue [music] questioning the officers, asking for supervisors, and insisting they haven't done anything that warrants [music] being removed from the airport. >> I'm not yelling. >> What? >> You yell. >> You yell, I yell. >> We all You're still yelling. >> Okay, but look, >> understand. Look, help me understand. >> I'm trying TO HELP YOU GET Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hey, bro. Bro, bro, bro, COME ON, BRO. STOP, BRO. LEAVE HIM ALONE, BRO. BRO, BRO, he on some other [ __ ] bro. >> He ain't playing. >> He ain't playing neither. He ain't playing. I ain't playing with none of y'all neither. But guess what? >> I don't understand. >> N bro, who screaming? I'm >> loud. They're just They won't stop yelling. It's up to you if you want to scream. >> No, no, no, NO, NO, NO. Y'ALL NEED TO COME WITH US CUZ WE NEED TO GO TO THESE PEOPLE. >> SO, this is the operations manager. >> Huh? >> He's going to He's going to talk to you real quick. >> Screaming loud. >> Huh? He's going to This is the operation. >> Okay. So, boss man, they took us off the plane because guess what? They said that we was mother calling the distraction. First of all, >> first thing first, we was talking to each other. He never that anybody he never tal to anybody else but me. You know what I'm saying? That's first thing first. Second thing, guess what? >> If everybody else was on the plane talking, >> how the [ __ ] was us? >> You get what I'm saying? >> I do, but you got to be quiet. Okay. Can't be yelling. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on, bro. >> Officers repeatedly [music] try to deescalate the situation and encourage cooperation, but the interaction becomes [music] increasingly challenging as the passengers refuse to accept the airlines decision. >> If they said we were so disturbed, why the loudest hop? >> Do you want them to say or do you want them to leave? It's up to you. >> I'm lying. Yeah, y'all are going to have to go home. >> Look though, look though. Okay, so call your look. Call your manager, sir. >> Listen to what he asked to say. I >> I don't give a nobody. >> So, you guys are officially You guys are officially being trespassed right now. >> No, no, no. Do not leave. You will be placed under >> Okay. ALL RIGHT. BET. I AIN'T SO. Hold on. Hold on. Look. No. I need my belongings. >> Any movements that you make right now? So any movement that you stop at this moment, we will place you in handcuffs and take you to oriental. >> No, it's normal. >> So what about my belongings though? What >> what about my belongings? >> You can call Delta. >> No, no, no, no, no. I need to go down to Delta and talk to them about going to be placed under >> arrest. What's your name? >> Keep walking. It's on my chest. Keep walking. It's on my chest. Get out. >> What's your name? >> Officer. >> He didn't his name. He didn't want to give me his name. >> It's officer. Now, keep walking. >> What's your name? >> What's your number? >> What's your bathroom? >> What's your bathroom? >> I already told you. >> What's your number? >> What's your number? >> Hey, look. >> I'M NOT IN YOUR UNDERREST. >> We ain't got to obey your cause. We can't go. >> What's your number? What you about to write? >> What's your number? >> 143. >> 143. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Say that again. Say that again. Say that again. Hey, look. Hey, look. Hey, look. Hey, look. Hold on. [ __ ] bro. Bro, that is so flawed, bro. I PAID THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS FOR y'all just bro. Look, bro. FaceTime FaceTime REAL. GUESS WHAT? >> Even after being formally trespassed, [music] they continue disputing what happened and slowing down the process. Officers eventually suggest several ways for them to get home, including calling a ride, taking [music] a taxi, or booking an Uber so they can leave the property. >> BRO, I WORK SO HARD FOR THIS ON MY BROTHER GOT A BAG COMING UP, BRO. >> Don't waste your more money going to jail. Let's go out here. I ain't wasting. Keep walking. >> All the way down there. >> All the way down there. >> This is the taxi cab. >> HEY, BRO. COME ON, BRO. COME ON, BRO. >> I didn't do that. >> I absolutely can. You don't. >> What's your last number? >> 150. I already told you. >> You're too drunk to remember. That's your problem. You've been drinking too much. You can't remember. That's your problem. >> Keep it moving. Keep moving, man. Let's go. Because you've been trespass. Let's go then. Move. >> You're about to end up in cuffs. She been trespassing and he brother taking the Uber. I got Uber. You feel me? Yeah. Why you pushing him? >> You got to TOUCH HIM, BRO. >> WATCH your back. >> He He pushed me, too. He pushed me, too. >> Wait. As the encounter continues, officers warn them several times that refusing to comply could result in arrest. [music] The warnings have little effect and the passengers continue arguing and resisting instructions. >> I'm listening. >> Why you pushing me? Why you pushing me? Why you pushing me? >> Tell me why you pushing me. >> I'm the >> You haven't You haven't g You haven't given me your ID. I can't do the You want to give me your ID? If you mess, bro. >> If you're willing to give me If you're willing to give me your ID, I'll definitely get you a reason to get my ID. >> Shut up about the paper. Shut up about the paper. Then give me your ID. This then give me your ID. >> Exactly. So, keep walking. If you touch me one more time, I'm putting you down. >> You touch me one more time, I'm putting you ON THE GROUND. WALK OUTSIDE NOW. HOLD ON. LOOK THOUGH. >> OH BOY. >> Watch out. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. >> Get your Uber right now. >> Go to the end. >> No. No. No. No. >> Let's go. 453. >> Go sit on the bench and order your Uber. >> Order it. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Go sit on the bench. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Order the Uber. >> Yeah. Yeah. Come on. Order the Uber. >> Order the Uber. >> I'm going to do it right now. But why not be stressing me, bro? My damn phone died, bro. Bro, call Shaver, bro. Call S, bro. Call, bro. BRO, CALL CH. TELL us to get the Uber, bro. >> Bro, y'all know, >> bro. Come on, bro. Come on. Come on. Come on. No. No. Look. WE GOING TO GO DOWN HERE. >> ARE YOU GUYS GOING TO LEAVE? >> We doing well. >> All right, Mike. That's good. Let him know. >> I just want him over there away from everybody. >> Right here. Good. Right. >> Right. Go. >> How about How about you stop acting like a fool and order your over? You're okay. You can smoke it, Phil. You're all right. Yeah. Don't worry about that. >> The conversation eventually circles back to the same issues [music] with the passengers continuing to insist they were treated unfairly and repeatedly asking who specifically ordered the trespass. >> I want to see it happen. >> Do this. You go put my phone out. You going to put my phone out. I want to charge you so I can order Uber >> or we can go get a taxi cab. >> We were trying to get you to a taxi, >> bro. >> That's what we were doing before. Now you >> We're talking money for a taxi. >> Nope. >> Okay. So, what y'all talking about? You have to leave. >> You need to be leaving. >> That's what I'm trying to tell y'all. >> How are we going to Who trespass? >> Or we can take you to the bus stop and you guys can walk in the rain. It doesn't matter to me. >> Just figure it out. >> Who trespassed? >> I trespass. >> How did you trespass? That is not your purpose. >> All right, man. This is it. This is my last warning. >> BRO, COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. Come on. Come. Hey. Hey. Look. No. We trying to get home. >> My dick. >> Okay. >> LOOK. WHY YOU SWAMING like that, bro? I'm a [ __ ] or something, bro. >> You have to go. Are you going to leave or what? >> How we going to leave? >> You going to leave? >> I've already given you. We've already given you options. >> No, you get a ride, right? You broke up. Let's go. >> Stop yelling. Get a ride. >> Enough nonsense. Let's go. Let's get out of here. >> Order your Uber. >> What are you trying to >> Hey, you're calling somebody. >> Hey, babe. >> I'm on the phone. >> You're under no. Me, too. Me, too. Hold on. Hold on. Me, too. Both suspects are arrested and charged with trespassing, disorderly [music] conduct, and resisting arrest. Woman pepper sprays shuttle full of passengers and regrets it. Police respond to a disturbance involving several passengers connected to [music] an airport shuttle bus. When officers arrive, they immediately speak with a woman who says she was assaulted during [music] the incident. here. Gate 54. >> Hi. How are you? Tell me, how are you? >> What's going on? >> I was literally randomly just beat over the head for putting on lotion. >> Are you okay? >> No. Are you that man in the cargo pants there? You need to get >> like I literally my head is robbing. Like what? What the did I do? >> Asking do you need rest? >> I literally would like an ice pack or something. My head is robbing. >> Okay. Yelling at me is not helping. I'm just like shocked like what the >> I'm just so understand. Can you have rescue respond for me? You can right now. >> As officers begin investigating, they separate everyone involved and start gathering statements from witnesses [music] and passengers. >> The whole thing. I was back there in the back. Okay. >> And she started with perfume. She had two bottles of perfume >> and I had to put on lower your voice. She didn't hear your voice. >> Yeah. I I Okay. I had to put on a mask. >> And I told her, I said, "Please, ma'am, don't spray the perfume. You're in an enclosed environment. Don't do that." So, she kept spraying it, right? So, the guy behind her, she sprayed it in his face. So, he >> on purpose? >> Not on purpose, but he sprayed so it went everywhere, right? So, it got in her face. So he told her, "Ma'am, don't spray that on me." And so he he kind of like, "Don't spray." So So she pull out Mace and start spraying it with it. And it sprayed in everybody's eyes. She got off the bus. She ran him down to spray him with mace. And she There's another guy in the back. >> Let me go get the other guy. >> First thing, are you the one with mace? >> She No, she sprayed the mace on you. Let me get the other guy. >> Okay, let me get you some water. Hang on a second. >> My apologies. I have one more question for you. You got up and defended yourself, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> That was the other guy. >> Which >> the guy in the brown pants that didn't give me 11. Go hands on her. >> Did you see what happened with the hands-on situation? >> Was it the It was perfume that were initially in this call. Only >> she started with perfume. That's what caused it. provided like I hugged it and grabbed the mace out of his hand >> and snatched it down. >> When did the white can with the blue lid come into play? Do you know? >> That was what it was. >> Right. But was that before the mace or after the mace? >> Before the mace. >> And the mace was sprayed outside the bus. >> Uniform. Okay. I was a little confused when you said outside and the other guy got chased. >> The woman remains upset throughout the investigation and continues insisting that she is the victim. >> But they were all laughing and joking around and it might have been just I appreciate you. Give us a call if you need anything. in 48. >> All right, guys. Thank you very much. >> 1148. We're going to sweep the bathrooms anyway, just to make sure. >> Wow. Weird. Excuse me. I literally did nothing. Oh my gosh. Talk to him and then we'll figure it out. Okay. >> I literally did nothing. >> I was putting on lotion. Stay there. >> I was looking for motion. >> My last name. >> Yeah. My last name. >> No, my phone is off. I was like I was literally assaulted by two men by no reason. Exploion is not a crime. Hitting me over and throwing a rock at me is a crime. >> So what the are y'all just putting my information down for >> right? >> Let me talk to you. Let me talk. >> You can't put on motion. She questions why anyone would attack her and maintains that she hadn't done anything wrong. According to her, she was simply applying body mist when the confrontation started. called us. >> Like, nobody said anything when I was putting on lip gloss. Like, what the put on lip gloss better. Like what the >> Oh, we're doing something right now. >> Do me a favor, sir. Can you just check on her? She's alleging that she's got hit on the head according to her. >> Right. That's what I was going to come see. Everybody over there is fine. There's nothing a burning eye. >> Thank you so much. I appreciate it. That's a I don't think she's in uh bleeding or something like that, but >> Yes. I was just hit over the head. >> We're going to check you out. Okay. >> Like he just like hit me so hard over my head like both times right here. >> Stay over there. >> You three or >> I have no idea what I even did. >> I was putting on body mist like >> he hit me with an object. He like hit me with his fist >> and then the other one threw a rock at me. This lady here with that black black bag was encouraging the entire thing outside. >> This was on the bus just randomly. I was just singing and I was just minding my business. I was literally like you could see the lotion on me. I was just putting on lotion >> and like I sprayed him because to stop him from hitting me. Yes, he hit me on top of my head. My head is >> Medical personnel arrived to evaluate the woman's reported injuries while officers [music] continue interviewing witnesses and working to determine exactly what happened during the altercation. >> Take off the >> Oh my god. >> We can walk on the side, man. Right here. Just give him a minute. We'll We're still trying to figure out what happened. Okay. Bring your >> I'm trying to tell you what happened to it. >> Yeah, but we have to get everyone's side of the story, ma'am. We cannot just go based on one side of the story. We have to best. >> He was literally just asking me for mouthwash and bubble gum. What the heck? I mean, I don't carry around mouthwash. I already have mouthwash. I He was just asking me for mouthwash. >> What the Is this what y'all do down here? just randomly assaulted in for reason. Okay. >> Yeah. >> No. What did I do? >> Miss Boster. No, it's not me. It's them. >> Miss Foster. >> Are you serious? Where are they going? Where? >> Are you serious? >> I don't know, but at least two of them. Yeah, just stop. >> Are you serious? >> All right, man. >> You foster. Let this go. Get a bunch of them. >> No, but I didn't do anything. Let's do >> We'll have to arrest. >> No, I don't. I already did that. I already went to jail for that. >> No, we'll tell you exactly what's going to happen. Okay. >> No, I don't. >> Are you serious? I don't. Let them know we got >> What did I do? [screaming] Once the investigation is complete, officers decide to move forward with the arrest and escort [music] her to a patrol vehicle despite her continued objections. >> Are you serious? >> Hold on. You know what? >> One sec. One second. One second. One second. >> No, I'm getting in. I'm getting here. >> The woman is ultimately arrested for the active warrant. Turns out airports [music] are a terrible place to test your luck. Which of these cases surprised you the most? Comment below.