Most passengers just want to get to their destination. But for some Karens, it turns into an all-out battle with a flight crew. Here are five cases when airport Kairens try to fight flight attendants. Number five, how to speedrun a Spirit Airlines ban. Police are called to handle a woman who claims her luggage was stolen while she was in the bathroom. She believes a Spirit Airlines employee took it. And when officers arrive, she's already worked up and pointing fingers. >> What? What's going on? >> Where's my stuff? >> I don't know. You haven't told me anything. What are you missing? >> But did they tell you stuff? >> They told me you're missing your suitcase. >> My suitcase and my backpack. >> Okay. Do you remember where you where you left it? >> Hi. >> Come on. Let's walk out of here. Honey, >> some lady >> in a outfit as same as them, weird outfit, which is the plane that I was supposed to be getting on, walked away with my stuff. >> She walked away with my stuff. >> Where was she? Where Where did you think you left it? >> Turn around. >> Just tell me where. But watch your hand. >> No, I'm telling you, turn around. >> But what I'm telling you is watch your hand cuz it's kind of close. I'm telling you. Women's bathroom. >> Women's bathroom. I don't care. Where's my stuff? >> I already went into the bathroom. I didn't find it. >> I'm calm. But how would you feel? >> Put your finger down. Don't put your finger into your >> My finger is not an insult. >> Where is my stuff that disappeared? >> Hold on, man. Relax. What's going on? >> Okay. She's not going to be >> She can't tell you nothing. >> She's missing her carryon. >> Exactly. >> And a backpack. She's saying that a Spirit Airline thing followed her in the bathroom, but there's no One of them went in there. There's nothing in the bathroom. >> She left. That's what I'm trying to tell y'all. She left. >> Come on, man. >> Do you think I'm expecting to tell you? >> She left. Listen to me. She left in a Spirit Airline outfit. You see what the rest of them are wearing? She left in the rest of them. Where is my stuff? >> All right, ma'am. >> Wait a minute. Cuz I'm talk. Wait, cuz I'm on I have you on my wrist. What do you What do you want? >> Get on a flight >> in a couple hours. Where's my stuff? >> Officers try to get details to help her, but she's more focused on venting her anger than answering questions. >> Calm down. We're trying to help you. All right. >> Okay. Are you? >> Yeah. You yelling and screaming, that's not going to help. So, what you need to do is calm down and Do you promise me you'll help me find my stuff? >> Yeah, that's what we here for. Promise you. >> I don't need all that. Just sit down. I don't have time. >> No problem. >> Ma'am, listen. If you keep on, you're going to go to jail. All right. I'm telling you that. Calm yourself for my missing stuff. >> Yeah. You need to calm yourself down. That's all I can tell you. Calm yourself down. >> Find my stuff. >> Do you know where you're going? Let me see your ID. >> Is that your bag right there? >> Look, there you go. Right there. >> So, where you find that? to >> where you left them. Is that yours? >> So, where you find it? >> Pause. Where you find it? >> You pause. >> Where you find it? >> She's close to you need to calm yourself down. >> So, nobody else could find it. >> You left it right there, ma'am. >> I wasn't in that bathroom in that bathroom. >> I wasn't in bathroom. Let's go. Let's go. Can you Can you guys confirm that your stuff? >> I'm not sure. >> Yes, it's my stuff. But my stuff was in My stuff was in that bathroom. >> Let me let me see. >> No, she's not going to stop. >> You need to calm down. I'm telling you that right now. We're trying to help you, but you pushing the L. >> You need to calm yourself down. That's why I can tell you. >> I don't care about being calm. >> When you when you run your way to the jail, then you'll just need to see. That's fine. >> I'll knowledge. >> Is this your bag? >> Give an idea. Hold on. >> Is this your bag? >> Is there a name on there? >> What's your badge number? >> I don't know. >> What's your badge number? >> Oh, it's okay. I know who you are. >> And I know who you are. Cash below. Is that the name that was on there? Cuz my >> ma'am, are this your bag? >> Where did my stuff go? >> How did she find my stuff after it was not? >> Ma'am, listen. >> You happy? >> Have you been drinking? Cuz you seem to be intoxicated. You need to calm down. All right. You left your stuff somewhere. >> That's okay. Instead of calming down, she argues even more, demanding to know why no one found them sooner and continuing to confront staff. Officers decide to rebook her in another flight. >> All right, grab your stuff cuz we're leaving. >> Grab your stuff, folks. We're leaving. >> Ma'am, >> don't worry about it. >> Grab your ID. Come on, let's go. >> Grab your things. >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> Don't worry about it. >> Where's Gator? What? >> Square. >> Gate, please. Let's go. >> Get three. >> Three. >> All right. What we doing over here? >> You're not going to gate. You're going out cuz you're not flying today. >> Why? >> Cuz you're not. Cuz you're intoxicated. >> I think we schedule your flight. >> So my stuff went missing. Oh, >> you're going to go out and we schedule a flight. Jackson. >> No. Listen. >> Where? Where was my stuff? >> Where? Over there. >> Where did you find it? Did I get to it? I went to the bathroom. >> Where was it? By gate three. >> I went to the bathroom. >> To the restroom with the bag. She left it over there. >> By what? By get three. >> No, she has to drive there. >> Listen, I don't care where they found it. Let's go. >> Hey, ma'am. >> Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Get your bags. >> Come on. Get your bags. Let's go. Let's go up front. We'll help you. We schedule a flight. Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Get your bag so you can walk. >> Yeah. Grab the suitcase. Grandpa grandma. >> Let's go to the school. >> No, we're missing. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'll be suing today. >> I'll be suing cuz I miss my foot. So, I'll be suing today. >> Yeah, you could do with spirit. >> Shut up. Be nice to who? >> The mother that took my >> because I will his Okay. We can make it a situation. >> When officers work to rebook her flight, she erupts in anger, shouting, swearing, and refusing to cooperate. Y'all must know who my mama is and her this this go her. >> Okay, let's go. >> Your job. Your job. Your job. >> So my stuff went missing and this is how I got. Okay, come on. Where are we going? >> Hold on a second. She's going to try to have you rebook. >> Flats aren't paid for. >> I know. They trying to get you reboot for another flight. >> I don't care. You let my stuff go missing and when I tried to make a complaint, >> I wasn't even there. >> Pause. When I tried to complain about my stuff going missing, you ignored it. I decided to find myself. Oh yeah, there's nothing we can do about it. My stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. >> I don't know. >> All right, listen. >> Okay, just shut up. Yes. >> Stay there. >> So, where were you flying to? >> So, don't worry. I'm getting out. She >> She looks like she intoxicated. So, she left her luggage. >> Yeah. So, I think she must have she must have left it wherever. She went to the bathroom when she was accusing a Spirit Airlines of stealing and stuff. >> Which one? the two ladies that were that was at the gate. >> No, she said she was gone. >> She The lady was gone. >> When she finds out she won't be flying that day, the meltdown only grows louder. >> When I got to see what the next available flight is, it's probably going to be tomorrow. >> OH MY GOD. I HOPE HE'S canceling it. >> They are rebooking my flight till tomorrow. They lost my and then they're rebooking my flight until tomorrow. So which means I have to spend the night in Chicago, Cy. I have to spend the night in Chicago. >> Yeah, that was the name of that. >> I have to spend the night in Chicago. >> Hey, >> I did fly out of here. WHY DON'T YOU I'M NOT TALKING to you. >> I >> listen >> did not >> pause. Listen, you going to calm down or am I going to have to ask I'm ask you a question. >> Are you going to calm down and let him help you or am I >> He just told me how he was going to help me? >> He told me he was going to fly me out tomorrow. I didn't fly from here. >> Listen, I don't work for the airlines, so I I don't have no say in that. That's something you're going to have to do. >> Oh, you >> are you changing it or are you refunding it? Um, >> you mean to tell me I just >> I don't I don't work for the airlines. So, >> Okay. So, get out of my face if you don't work for the airline. >> So, the next available one I can put her on is 7:00 a.m. >> If she can collect herself and deliver for that flight, >> I I don't mind doing >> you going to calm yourself down or leave. So, >> what we doing? >> Don't worry about it. While being redirected, she makes a decision that instantly backfires, forcing officers to step in. >> I ain't scaring nobody. [Music] >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. He's listen. He's going to try next. Okay. So, the next flight to Chicago is at 7 a.m. >> 7 a.m. tomorrow. >> I'm no >> take your jacket off. >> You see you just it up. >> Drop your phone. Drop the phone. Just so you know, this deputy Casillo, she's under arrest. She tried to plow right through one of the officers. So, she's probably going to get charged with battery on the police. >> Stop resisting. Relax. >> Got it. >> Make me >> relax. >> Make me. First, >> keep walking. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Oh, no. My arm. My arm. >> Relax. >> My arm. >> I just get in my arm. Hey, let her down. Come down here. >> Stay right there. >> Stand right here. Relax down. >> You're not being mean to you. >> I am. [Music] >> Hey, >> stop. During transport, she keeps ranting about being treated unfairly and punished for speaking out. >> Don't worry about it. Hurry up and do your thing. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> You trying to kick me too hurt, aren't you? >> I'm calling my police. Lord, stop. >> Tell them how bad YOUR ATTITUDE. >> ALL RIGHT. All right. She's going to pat you down. [Music] STOP PICKING. >> I can't breathe. >> Yes, you can. >> Yes, you can. >> You want to stop picking? >> Stop picking people. Be nice. [Music] What we got? Are we good? >> Yeah, she still got all her jewelry on, but she got >> Let me start the vehicle. Hold on. The lady that originally I asked her when I came from the bar that's right next to my terminal. I asked her to walk me to the bathroom. She had a Spirit Airline uniform. I asked her to walk me to the bathroom. She hit me. Okay, please just listen to me. I have never been in trouble and I'm sorry for kicking you, but my stuff was missing. >> You didn't get in trouble for kicking me. You got in trouble for pushing him out of the way. >> She tries apologizing, but the cuffs are staying put. >> Okay, now take him over here. Uh, >> okay. I'll stay inside. Listen to me. >> What? Were you drinking something today? She had a few drinks. >> Oh, you had a few drinks. >> My Listen, if you grab my phone, you will see my flight had a layover. My flight was delayed. I landed at like 12 something. My flight Can you please stop shouting that in my face? I cannot even see. My flight was supposed to take off at like 410. >> Okay. And it got delayed to like 5:30 and some guy some guy that was sitting next to me at the airport, he was buying me drinks. And you can ask the bartender. >> How old are you? >> I'm 23. >> You can you can grab my ID. I'm legalized to drink. I'm legalized to fly. I have never been in trouble. But my stuff went missing. >> Yeah, but then you found your stuff. >> Listen. And and you know where your stuff was at the gate you were sitting. Cuz you were not flying at a G5. You were >> I was flying at a G3. >> At a G3. And that's where they cuz you left it there. >> Listen. Please just listen to me. My stuff was not at G3. >> That's where they found it. >> And I know that's where they found it. But the lady that was walking me to the bathroom, the lady with the African accent, she was not from G3. She had a Spirit Airline uniform. She had the Spirit Airline logo right above her right like right here. I kept pointing to it. >> Yeah. But you know that's not why you're in trouble. You're in trouble because you were causing a disturbance and because you plowed right through him before you hit him. >> I did not mean to plow right through you. But you were sitting there talking to me as if I was not worth anything. Even with the situation spelled out clearly, she won't let go of her protest. Eventually, she's booked and processed, still shouting that she doesn't belong there and is being singled out. >> Sitting there trying to tell you that some lady with an African accent, >> this happened by the by the counter when you were standing up and the and the spirit supervisor was telling you me to thee badly. >> I think we're done, right? Please listen to me. >> Jordan, I'm going to be the one taking you over and transporting. Okay. I'm going to do what I can to help you, but you got to help me out as well. Okay. >> Okay. >> You going to cooperate with me so we can work things out? >> I'll do my best. Okay. I'm going to bring my car over and we're going to switch out real quick. >> Please. >> And I will hear you out. I'm going to close the door for a second. I'm going to get my car and then I'm gonna hear you out. Okay. >> All right. >> Ready? Jordan, can you help? >> Am I supposed to get off the car with these? >> Yeah, there's nobody here, so at least it's not going to be taking away. >> Where am I supposed to go? >> We're going to go this way. >> Down here. Hold on. >> Right here. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Oh god. >> Yes. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Once. >> Is it like this? >> Once. >> Barely. Like what? >> And you're telling me I belong with these people? >> You don't. That's why we want to get you out of here. Okay. >> How did you go get me out of here? I have to me. You're >> going to cooperate and then we'll get you out of here as fast as possible. >> Cooper what? >> The jail guys. Okay. What's the process? >> It look like they voted for Trump. What the to do? >> All right, Jordan. You get the paperwork turned in. >> That man is talking to >> I know. That's why you don't belong here. Okay. >> I don't belong here. >> I believe you. >> No, I'll sign whatever you want me to sign. I'll pay whatever you want me to pay. He must have out of here. >> You're going to be protected. You're not going to be with the guy. Okay. >> All right. Turn around. >> I just split these people. What do you think I'm going to do? Run away? >> I hope not. >> Yeah, cuz I definitely want to run away from you guys. >> Once inside the station, she refuses to cooperate, mocking the procedures and insulting the officers. Huh? >> Yeah. It's not It's not there anymore. Now you can fix your hair. >> I'm going to put you in handcuffs. I don't want you to tell me it's not that bad. >> No, I'm saying it's not in your hair. Your hair fix your hair now. Step back a little bit to the gate so you're not near him. >> Well, let me get you some slides. I got some slides. >> I don't give a number. >> I will. Let me get you some slides. >> Chill, Rocky. >> Ew. Are those prison slides? You expect me to wear prison slides >> before? We're not that. What do you think this says? Orange is the new black. >> Orange is the new black. What does that mean? Were they orange when you wore them in the first time? >> No, it's a TV show. >> Oh, I don't watch >> like Oh my god. >> You watch that stuff? >> You need to get alive. >> Do you watch this stuff though, Jordan? >> Come on. >> Yeah, because I don't spend time in prison, so I like to learn about prison through TV shows. >> Let me see this. >> No, >> this is your property. We're going to sign here for you. >> Oh, and I'm going to read it. >> Who texting? Uh, one of the deputies that's going to be inventorying the >> deputy that arrested me. >> No, he's >> he can go fat. >> Don't say it. We're still on camera. You don't want to be doing any of that. >> Are you First of all, y'all have me in prison shoes. Does it look like I wear prison shoes? >> Wait, pause. Do me a favor. Look at me. Look at me. Turn this way. I don't wear prison shoes. Somebody come save me. >> Are you going to sign it or not? >> Right here. >> When will I be freed from here? >> Look at here. That's another one. >> Why is this pen so heavy? What is this? >> It is heavy. I know. Free. >> When will I be freed from here? >> As soon as you just start cooperating, stop yelling so much. They can just get going. Right. You're yelling a lot. You don't want to be here with them so much. >> Okay, but can I ask you a question? >> Fine. Fine. Fine. Where? Where? Where? >> Where it says thing to not? You you expect me to sign like this? >> Yes. >> The officers stay steady, sticking to protocol and keeping their cool the entire time. >> Good. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> He's gone. >> See, he's even concerned about me. You're yelling a lot. >> Send to the gate for me. Her behavior leads to charges of battery on a law enforcement officer and disorderly intoxication. Number four, passenger refuses to leave Delta Sky Lounge and learns a hard lesson. A male Karen causes a disturbance at the Delta Sky Lounge after refusing to leave when asked. Lounge staff call airport police to handle the situation. >> No, >> you can once you exit. You can tell me everything. >> I'm a member of a platform. >> Get away from disgusting. Our witnessing anything >> insulting them tremendously. >> Out of the airport completely. >> Oh, you think so? >> I am. >> There's my supervisor right there. So, yes, >> you can speak your mind. >> Don't talk to your supervisor. Speak for yourself. >> I am speaking for myself in case you wanted my supervisor because I'm telling you with my authority that you're about 2 seconds from leaving the airport. >> Because of why? >> Because why? Because I'm telling you you need to leave now. And you're telling me you're not going to leave. >> Because of why I'm not leaving >> because because you don't have because you don't have the proper identification to get into the club in the first place. You have to have that card. If you don't have that card, >> what? >> Where is that in your manual? >> It's in their requirement that you have to have their >> in your manual. >> Okay. >> I'm going to ask one question. Are you going to leave this room right now? >> Yes, certainly. >> Then get up and leave. >> Then get up and leave. >> If you don't leave, you're under arrest under arrest for trespass. Period. I'm not going to play with you. >> What are you going to do? >> I'm not playing with >> one more question. Are you going to get up and leave? >> Can I ask a question? >> No, you may not. You may take your stuff and get out or you're going to go go to jail for trespassing. What is your choice? >> My choice is >> then you're going to go to jail. >> I said no. My choice is to leave. >> Sir, my choice was to leave. >> No, no, no. My choice was to leave. No. I said I'm going to leave. >> You have plenty of options. >> No. I said I'm going to leave. Sir, I said I'm going to leave. >> I said I'm going to leave. >> No, it's too late now. >> This is unnecessary. >> No, no, you just need another >> I want to leave. >> As they attempt to handcuff him, the man protests that he was going to leave and complains about being in pain. They remind him that this outcome was avoidable, but it's too late now. That's the only thing I'm saying. >> I told you I said I have one chance to leave and I said I'm leaving. >> You never see what you're doing. That's what you're doing. You're talking. >> We gave We gave you ample opportunity to stand up, walk out and you didn't. >> Ow. Ow. >> Not supposed to be comfortable. And there's two on you. Okay. >> Over here playing games. >> You had every opportunity to leave. >> Going to leave. >> Quiet. Exercise that right. Is that yours, too? >> Yeah. >> That's my bag. My medicine is in it. >> Prescribed medicine. [Music] What's the problem? Congestive heart failure. It's too embarrassing. >> What is There's no one here. >> There's no one here. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Turn to the side. Turn to the side. >> I'm not touching your wrist. Sit down sideways and swing your feet around. [Music] Once in custody, the man continues to speak over the officers while they inventory his belongings. You weren't you weren't argue with >> wrong because you're wrong. >> Okay. Yes, sir. [Applause] [Music] >> This everything that's in the bag. What are you talking about? >> This is your personal property >> right here. This is my notebook and my notepad. >> You definitely did. Okay. Keep your mouth shut. Okay. >> Keep your mouth shut. All these cameras in here are recording right now. Okay. >> I'm not a buddy. Okay. Keep your mouth shut. Okay. That's what you should do right now. It's very personal stuff. We're going to put you in a car in a minute. Okay? We don't need your assistance on what we're doing. We know exactly what we're doing. We're inventorying your items because you are arrested. Listen to me talk. You're you're arrested right now. You're in custody. Everything that you have will be placed into evidence. So, we have to inventory every item that you have. Okay? We do not care if it's personal or private. Okay? It will get inventory. We will go through every belonging that you have, including anything in your pocket. I'll take this parked outside. >> All right, Paul, we're going for a ride. After the inventory is complete, he's helped to his feet and placed into a vehicle for transport. You need assistance, sir, or are you able to get up by yourself? >> I got it. I got it. Be careful. Turn off. In the end, he's charged with trespassing and resisting without violence. Number three, Karen causes scene after being denied boarding. At Tampa International Airport, police respond to a report of a woman who forced her way onto a plane after being denied boarding. Airport police are called in, but protocol requires a supervisor before they can enter the aircraft. >> And I just observed her because obviously she's drunk and I I just watched her insane. And then she ran up the jet bridge to go get her bag because she left her bag at Gasperilla. Then I was going to have a conversation. They know she'd been drinking blah blah blah. Well, I told her she wasn't going to board until we had a conversation. She ran down the jet bridge and kept going after I told her repeatedly to come back up here and continue. Now she refuses to get off the aircraft. So we're removing her off the aircraft, but she will not come off the aircraft. >> So that is what you're walking into. >> I guess we Well, Tony's on his way. >> All right. Well, we got a supervisor on the way. >> We can go down. >> Yeah, we just can't go on the plane. >> She came off and went back on after we informed her she could not get on the aircraft. So, >> all right. Um, like I said, our supervisor's coming, so he's got to be the one to go on and like kind of get her to come up. >> So, was there any any interference? >> She had got in the face of the captain and the first officer >> was yelling at the number one >> captain, >> but nothing physical, right? It was just >> don't believe so. Hold on a second. Yeah. Um, so >> we have already been informed. Can you tell her police? No, I've already told her that. She ran back on the airplane. >> Well, police are here to >> I know, but here's what if you could kindly do this. If one of you, she's sitting right in first class. If one of you could kindly go behind in the island and the other one asked her to come off. >> We cannot go on the plane. Only supervisor. >> So, you can, but your supervisor can. >> Once the supervisor arrives, they approach the passenger and ask her to exit the plane voluntarily. She's the second seat in the green. And what's her name? My name >> first. >> What's her name? >> Lauren Nash. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to stand behind her now and then you can talk. >> All right. >> Hi, Miss. Can you come off the plane with me? Um, >> oh, well, if you can explain to me the reason why. >> I'll explain it out there, but nope. Uh, >> miss, this is what's going to happen. Everybody's going to get off the airplane and then we're going to have to take you against your will and we don't want to do that cuz you're going to upset all these other passengers. >> Here, now here's the thing is I'm not really worried about the other passengers, but I I am worried about is my rights. And my rights are that you are to explain to me what it is that is going on. I have done nothing wrong. So, let me explain it to you. >> Nope. But you are going to listen to me first. >> I'm going to explain to you and you can after I'm done. Okay. >> She continues to resist, arguing that her rights are being violated. Despite the officer's explanations, she still behaves like this. >> So, I'm very well aware of my rights. I'm very well educated. Clearly, I'm sitting here. I have paid for this seat >> two weeks ago. >> Okay, >> I have done absolutely nothing wrong. There is something wrong with people that work for this airline that are outside >> which have made the complaint against me. I've done nothing wrong. So, if you guys want to tell me what it is that I did wrong, then maybe it'll cooperate. Well, well, the the the captain of the airplane >> No, the captain of the airplane is right there. And him and I had a very clear conversation. He does not believe that this should be happening. >> Well, he he's there and we're here >> and he's right here. And he told me to my eyes, he said this is out of his control, >> right? So that's why we come in. >> Please contact. No, but you did. >> I am first class, miss. Okay. All right. The other paper. >> Miss, there's something going on. You exhibited, Miss Nash. You exhibited some some behavior that's not conducive to them. >> Am I exhibiting that behavior? >> There's you. You've either ingested or taken something that's getting in the front of your judgment. That's all I'm saying. >> I have not. >> So, we're going to have everybody come out and then we're going to have to take >> That's fine. Can you take my bag? That is >> No, ma'am. You're refusing to You're refusing to come out. >> I'm not leaving here without my bag. Well, grab your bag and we'll take it. We'll take a look. >> You can do that. >> You can do it cuz that's your bag. That's your bag. So, you do it. >> Are you guys really this thick? Are you >> Are you wanting to get your bag conversation? Are you kidding me? >> And it's beyond his control. >> No. Listen to him. >> Officers explained that her behavior suggests impairment and that there's no way she can board the plane. Will she finally cooperate and get off the plane? Let's find out. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, he's not. >> You just grab your bag and I haven't done anything wrong. >> Well, you've exhibited some kind of behavior and that's concerned. >> No, what we're going to do now. >> What we're going to do right now is we are going to start recording this. >> I'm recording you too, so that's fine. I have no problem going on YouTube, but grab your bag and let's and let's get off the plane so you don't upset the rest of the airplane. I've already cut the ramp. >> You have? Yes. So, let's just get out, get your bag, and we'll leave. >> Here's the deal, sir. >> Uh-huh. >> Oh, I'm just going to have first class. >> Okay. >> You know what? You know what I don't like? >> You know what I don't like? I don't like >> um Let's see if first class is okay. >> Do we leave or stop? >> Uh, you don't have to unless you want to. >> We can though. >> You don't have to go. Is this your green one? >> There we go. >> All right. >> Don't you guys have more important things to do? >> We do. Yeah, we do. But this is one of the important ones. >> No, it's not. >> It is. >> No, it's really not. It's You know what it is and then we'll tell you what it is. >> All right, grab your bag and we can talk while you're walking. >> No, >> but you're telling me what to do. It doesn't work that way, Miss Nash. It doesn't work that way. Grab your bag. >> Grab your bag. >> What's going to happen? >> What's going to happen is in about 5 seconds, you're going to hand get in hand. >> What are you going to do? >> We were going to arrest you for disorderly conduct. How's that? >> Thank you so much. >> Sorry guys. Uh we are >> ma'am. Continue up. >> Just give me a second. Would you? >> We've had plenty of time. Go ahead and go up. >> Please go up. Just give you line up. >> After all resisting and protesting, the officer's patience finally runs out. >> Let's go. Come on. Come on. We'll talk to you. >> I'm sorry. >> Sorry, folks. Apologize. [Music] >> One more. >> Can you just give me a second? Just give me a second. >> Walk. >> Give me a second. >> Upstairs. But you get a second. We're going to walk. >> Listen, I'm not >> Don't resist, ma'am. Relax. >> Control 146. Show us 10:15. >> Control 125. >> Are you kidding? Good luck in this house. >> Don't Don't hurt me. Just let me walk. >> Well, you had your chance to walk up. >> Would you just stop? Would you just stop? Just I will walk. >> You're going to GET ANOTHER CHAR. >> NO, you're you're hurting. >> Just walk. We're not hurting. >> You walk, you won't get hurt. >> Simple. >> Don't push away. >> Embarrassing me. Are you This is you. >> It's not okay. >> It's not okay. >> Ma'am, you got an ID in this purse? >> My ID is in my purse. >> In your other purse. This what you guys are paid for. It's not okay. >> The girl with the red hair. It's not okay. >> Don't walk. >> You know, Listen, here's the thing is I can walk, but you don't have to push me. >> We're not pushing her. >> You are. Can we just walk in my own? >> I'm not a friend at all. Are you kidding me? >> She's placed in handcuffs and led away, shouting that she's being mistreated. >> Can you please just let me >> No, they have to hold you because >> I'm not going I'm not going to run. Just let me deserve. >> It's for your safety. I can hold >> you guys. You're crazy. >> I'm not a criminal. [Music] >> Trump in the art of the jail. He'd be like, "This is so this is not right." You guys go home every night. You're like, "This is not right what I'm doing. So, I don't I Listen, can you do me a favor? I will walk wherever you guys want me, but just let me walk on my own. >> You can. All you got to do is walk. >> I am, but you don't have to hold me. >> We have to hold you. >> No, you do not. >> I'm not pushing you. >> No, you do not. You do not have to push me. You don't have to hold me. I'm not. >> Are you kidding me? [Music] No, just just give me Let me just breathe for a second. >> Where's your car? >> No, I I can't. Okay. All right. Stop. Let go. >> STOP. >> LET GO. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> All right. >> Listen. >> Please just have him let me go. I just want him to let me go. >> I'm Lieutenant Porter. I'm Lieutenant Porter. Listen to me. I'm their supervisor. Listen to me. >> Okay. >> I have to pat you down, >> okay? >> Okay. So, he's going to study you, >> okay? Because you're handcuffed. >> I understand. >> Okay. So, give me Is there anything on you that is sharp? Okay. >> Look at me. Are you kidding me? >> I know. Okay. So, just stay calm for a minute. Yep. Exactly. You're doing great. Just breathe. Perfect. Perfect. >> She's good. >> All right. Come on. >> In her mind, she's blameless and not at fault. Instead of making the process smooth by just complying with the officer's requests, she goes on to complain nonstop. >> I'll give you I don't hop in. >> I can't hop in. I need to >> I'm holding you so you don't fall. Put your left foot on first. >> Good. Good. >> Does this make you guys get off? Like what the >> Are you kidding me? Do I deserve this? You can't even look at me in the face. >> And you know what's wrong? >> If you scoot up forward, it's easier on your wrist. It's not right. Why the an airline have the capacity to have a conversation with people when they they're justed up cuz they have to sit there and work every day and they don't understand that other people work harder and they work differently for money. It's so >> on the way to the station, she keeps lashing out and trying to justify her actions, but at this point, it's far too late. >> And you know it. What are you guys going to do? You going to take me downtown? Take me to all the people that are actually criminals? You going to throw me this cell and make like give me a lesson? Are you kidding me? You know, you don't like to go home at night and think about this. It's so up. I voted for you. I voted for Trump. I voted for you. It's so up. I didn't do anything wrong except for speak up for myself. And I only spoke up for myself. for myself. I didn't speak up for myself or anybody else or anything wrong. And this black woman at the beginning of the line did not like me. And she did not like that I was first class. She did not like that I was upfront. And she wanted to slander me. She wanted to say all these things about me and up and she should be fired. And American Airlines should be sued for the way I'm being treated. It's so up. I need you to bring me somewhere else than where you bring everyone else because I do not belong where it is that you think that I belong. Period. If you do not bring me there, I will sue the out of you and your department. Period. Thank you. I want to be comfortable. I'm not a criminal. Period. You bring me anywhere else, I will you and your department over. What is your name? What is your badge number? >> 146. >> 146. And you, sir? She voices all her grievances, still insisting she doesn't deserve the consequences she now faces. >> 111. >> 111. So 146 and 111. Bring me where I belong or I will you over and your family. Do you understand? 146 111. >> Oh my gosh. Are you at the jail yet? >> We're almost there now. >> Like, are you guys happy with what you've done? Are you happy with where you're at? Like, is this what you signed up for? Are you kidding me? >> You're clearly not. >> Yeah, I am clearly upset. And your wife at home would do the same thing. Sir, I'm not stupid. I'm upset. I would have already been home already. Don't think of for a second second that I don't recognize that you and your partner here that's driving are human as well as I am military wife. This is how you guys are treating me? Are you kidding me? Go home, look at your wife, and do the same thing to her. If she speaks your mind, and somebody at the airport that's black doesn't like her. Yeah, you heard me. Racist. Put it on record, mother. I might have my hand behind my back, but I guarantee you I'll see you in court in a few weeks, mother. But you get paid in a week. I make in a day. >> They soon arrive at the jail, but her behavior doesn't improve. >> Period. What I would appreciate is some water and some fresh air. Listen, listen, sir. You got a lot of fresh over a lot of fresh air on the ride over. >> That's fine. I want to be let out on this side. >> You're getting out on that side, >> sir. Sir. >> Yeah. >> Um, were you the one that drove with us here or are you new? >> All right, Laura. Come on. >> No. Listen. I'm not comfortable with any of the officers that drove me here. I'm not comfortable. >> No. Listen. I want No. No. Come out. >> Listen. >> On your own accord. You're going to be pulled out. I can get out. >> Then let's go >> on my own that did not drive me here. I I do not feel safe >> for anybody that drew me here. >> Come on, mom. >> No. I want somebody that did not drive me here to ask me to get out of the car and I would be okay with it. >> Let them be known. >> Well, he didn't drive. >> I don't care. >> He didn't drive you over here. Guys, as long as this is not anybody that was in this vehicle on the way here, >> do you understand what I'm requesting? >> Come on, Lauren. >> You can step out on your own. >> I will request I will step out on my own with somebody that did not drive me. >> He's right here. He's right here. >> I want him to come here. >> He's right here. Look, >> you ask me to come out of the vehicle. >> He's right here. >> Come on, man. Let's come out so we can get it, though. Come on. >> Can you come here? No, I just want one hint, please. Thank you. >> Just follow them in there. Okay. >> Thank you. What is your name, sir? >> I'm Deputy Farah. Thanks, buddy. >> Just follow him. Okay. >> No, listen. >> You do not have to listen. STOP. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO GRAB ME. STOP IT. >> YOU DO NOT HAVE TO GRAB ME. You are being so up. Are you kidding? Once inside, she pushes back even harder, demanding special treatment and claiming she's above the other detainees. She levels accusations of abuse and refuses to accept being labeled a criminal. >> Would you tell him not to rap ME LIKE THAT? YOU KNOW, tell him you like that. >> Stand over here. >> Stop. Stop. ITEMS. >> Thank you. >> Relax. >> You want to fill up? >> She's ultimately charged with disorderly intoxication. Number two, woman explodes at airport when staff refused to let her fly. At Tampa International Airport, a woman is denied boarding due to suspected intoxication. Here's what happens when the officers arrive to intervene. >> Understand? Won't leave the lounge. continuing to 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 >> We can try to get you rebooked. >> 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 we do. But if they make that determination that 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 you 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 breilalizer. I didn't argue with nobody. All I did was walk past that and they denied me. >> So you're telling me >> that 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 didn't >> No, you didn't pay twice. They just reooked 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 have 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. >> Just when you think the tension might ease, the woman starts to unravel again. >> That was crazy. >> So, we're going to we're going to walk you over so you could go to the main terminal. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Yeah, that's what the lady I can get the new boarding pass. >> I'm not I'm not getting on the plate, so I'm not walking that. >> Well, that's your bag. >> That's fine. I get you, but I'm not walking on that. So, that's fine. Come on. >> Okay. Well, grab your bag cuz >> that's fine. I want that for me. >> Ma'am, grab your bag. >> I'm not GETTING ON THE FLIGHT. >> ALL RIGHT. >> SO, IT'S NO it don't mean that. >> Listen, >> I hear you. I hear you. >> When you act like it's your >> No, because now I'm mad. I just paid $500 to get on the flight. >> Well, that has nothing to do with it. It doesn't It doesn't. We don't work for the count. And she just decided to be ignorant. So now, >> well, they've rebooked you for tomorrow. >> It doesn't matter. I got work at 10:00 a.m. And I'm not drunk and I'm not intoxicated. So, I'm not I'm not pulling it respectfully. >> All right. Well, then it's just going to get sent to our lost and found them. >> That's fine. >> What? >> That's fine. I'm here for it. You didn't want you didn't want to take me on a flight. And that's fine. >> That has nothing to do with us. >> And I understand that. >> Obviously, you don't cuz you keep saying it. >> No, because the fact that I sat here since 5:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. And the fact that y'all let me sat there and you let this lady sat here and close my flight that I can't get on. Yes. Now I have a problem. Yes, I do. I didn't have a problem before, but now I do. I didn't move from that bar to walking to right here until they got on. So now I do have a problem. That's why I'm mad. It wasn't But before she she checked me in, she said, "Oh, no, you're drunk." No, I'm not. I'm sitting here sober. I'm saying >> you can be mad at them, but don't be MAD AT US. >> I'M not mad at you, baby. Baby, baby, listen. Listen, baby. Listen, baby. I can sit home sober. I don't give a, but what I'm mad at is the fact that I sat here for 2 hours and she didn't allow me to get on the flight. >> Her frustration turns into shouting and she throws accusations at the airline staff and the officers. >> Complaints with >> Yes, but I still my siblings still paid for the flight that I couldn't get on. So that's where I'm at. It doesn't matter what the simple fact is because I'm not on that flight to get me to New York at 10:00 a.m. It does not matter what you're saying. You going to stop screaming? >> No, it doesn't matter what I'm screaming cuz now the simple fact. Listen, I paid a flight. All right, listen. I'm not arguing with you. Now I'm talking to my parents. Daddy, they not letting me get on a flight because the simple fact I don't have a real ID and before I turn it up on these mother, you better come get me. >> Straight like that. >> You want the back? >> Straight. It ain't because I don't have a ID and not let me go ahead and take it. Papa, >> I'm not taking it. It's your bag. >> Yes, you're feeding. >> No, I do have to do that because you're feing like I'm an animal and I don't have no Mary Jane and I don't have none of that. So now y'all about to sit here and take me. So now y'all about to be so tough and now my cop is about to hear cuz now you're on. >> 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 make your phone up >> because you know what? I got work at 9:00 a.m. >> Let's get going. So come on papa. Let's make progress. >> Come on papa. Let's go. And I I promise you my son I promise you my going to end all y'all careers. >> I promise you. I promise you my son is going to end y'all career and you're going to wish y'all ain't never do this. >> 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? build the business verball. >> So, where you going now? >> New York. >> In the middle of it all, she breaks down, revealing that her son recently passed away and explaining that this trip is tied to his loss. >> You're not going to New York right now. >> I 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 drunk two margaritas and >> I'm not saying you are drunk. >> I just want you to understand. Just think about it. 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. Better than there's no go and take care of you. I'm not going to argue with you. >> So, where you going now? >> Take me. Take me where? >> Well, I got the operations manager coming to talk to you. >> All right. Go for it. Come on. >> So, we're just going to hang out right here. >> Yeah. They're right there. >> I love it. Come on. I love that. My son dead. >> 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 and you made me miss my flight. >> No, I didn't make 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 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 GOT WORK. I GOT TO WORK 9 to5, bro. And you stopped my flight. >> Nobody. >> 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. >> Even with officers trying to keep things calm, her emotions keep building and the scene only grows more intense. >> From the day and age, that's not even 30. And if she is 30, >> you're going to keep yelling like that. >> No, because it hurts. I just lost my child 2 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. 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. What? 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, I I'm not sure, >> baby. What I'm saying is is that I'm not mad at you. What I'm mad is the fact that I can't get on my airlines to go to a 9 to5 that I'm paying for. 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 BUT I GOT TO I GOT TO BURY MY SON. AIN'T LISTEN nothing because now I'm mad BECAUSE I CAN'T BURY MY SON. IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOU'RE SAYING. Bring 911. It doesn't matter, bro. MY GUY, MY BROTHER, MY SON, MY SON DIED FROM the Now YOU STARTED ME BECAUSE NOW I MISSED MY FLIGHT. My son died. Listen, my son died >> from breathing. >> SO NOW, NO, NO, NO, NO. CUZ YOU DELAYED ME. WE'RE NOT GOING TO DO THIS. >> NO, we're not going to do THIS BECAUSE YOU BROUGHT ME TO THIS 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. >> Her protest carries on as she brings up her grief and claim she's the one being wronged. The real question is, will officers let it slide or is she about to face the consequences? >> 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 trespassing from breathing >> and I'm not mad. >> All right, that's enough. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> That's enough. >> That's fine. That's >> Go ahead. Take it, Papa. I'm not mad. I'm just telling myself. >> We gave you a chance and you can't take it. Take it. Go ahead. Go ahead, Papa. Take the back. Take it. Can I have gay? Take it, sweetheart. I'm not disrespecting you. I'm telling I'm not from here. And I'm telling you, you allegedly let me didn't get on the flight because my son is dead. 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. >> All right, >> I'm not arguing. >> Who departures? >> Go for it. >> Go for it. I'm not mad at you. [Music] [Applause] [Music] I don't give a what you is cuz I'm violating all y'all. Since my son's dead, I'mma volley all y'all. So, it's cool. >> You seem fun. >> It is. It's very fun. >> You're drilling in. I'm gonna >> make sure I pat her down. >> You gonna what? >> No, I ain't about to say no. Got to arrest me. Got to arrest me. >> Pretty sure you are under arrest. >> When I dance, >> the decision is made to detain her. Though she complies physically, her words don't stop and she remains combative throughout. >> You have anything on you? >> No. >> No, mama. No mama. >> All right. You don't need to be. >> No, mama. >> I'm boring. That's disgusting. >> All of this they're going to take off in the jail. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> I'm just letting you make sure I don't know. I don't have no weapons. So, I don't want you to think. >> Thank you. >> It's not. >> I got a picture. >> Did you? Let me just grab a picture of her real quick. His little card. >> Can you look at me real quick? Just so you know, you are trespassed. Okay, >> I'm out. >> So, if you're here and you don't have official business here, you will be arrested for trespass. >> I do have official business. >> I'm just saying. But if you don't >> I do have official business and my son died and you already didn't let me fly. >> Huh? >> I'm good. got air back there. You want me to roll the window down or do you? >> Sir, I don't even It doesn't even matter. My son died just two days ago. >> I'm sorry. >> It don't even matter. They treated me like an animal and it is what it is. Take me to the precinct so I could call my dad. >> She's charged with disorderly conduct and trespassed from the airport. Number one, drunk passenger assaults flight attendant, then loses it at police. Officers are called in when a woman allegedly attacks a flight attendant during a flight. When officers arrive, they find her severely intoxicated and unable to stand. [Music] >> That's her. All right. Is she able to stand up on her own? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. You want to try to uh You get a wheelchair. >> You get a wheelchair. [Music] >> Yeah. Now bring >> Yeah. Bring it in. >> Park it right here. >> All right. Are you going to move out of the way? >> All right. Here. >> Got him. All right. help her. >> Hey, we got to we got to help you up. Okay. >> Of course. >> So, >> yeah, >> it's easier for her. >> Who are you to her? Her mom. >> Her mom. Okay. So, I don't know how how how the best way to do it is >> to get out. >> Do that. >> Yeah. This is her mom. So, her get out of the way. Watch out by the way. >> And I'm I'm going to try to get her up. Okay. All right, ma'am. We're going to try to help you up. Okay. Come on up. >> Step up. >> Maybe. >> All right, we're good. >> You stand up. Lift your head up. Have a seat. Have a seat. Sit down. Sit down. >> There you go. >> Let her go up. >> I will. I will. Yeah. >> And you have everything that you need here? I >> do. They speak with her mother who explains that the woman had been drinking since early afternoon and escalated during the flight. >> So, let me just So, you weren't with her the whole time in there, but >> I was I was with her for like the whole time until like for 5 minutes and she went off to the restaurant and then just took a couple shots. >> And you weren't with her when she was drinking? >> No. >> Okay. >> I found You are so cute. >> Yeah. So, um, but yeah. And so, apparently, I don't know what happened to transpire on the plane. I know she was talking to people and jumping from seat to seat. >> Oh, you weren't sitting with her. >> I was I She was sitting like three seats above me. So I was seeing I saw the them go there and um so she was getting unruly and um just screaming >> and and so they just like >> you know we're just trying to figure out like kind of just cuz we just got a call that there was some type of >> an incident. >> Yeah. An incident. >> So we were trying to figure out what happened. We want to make sure she's okay obviously first. >> Yeah. >> Uh so you weren't like you said you weren't with her. You didn't see what she drank? Um, well, if this gives you any indication here, >> yeah, >> she's got bottles upon I I don't know how many bottles she's drank. >> Like, >> don't call me. I don't know how many bottles you've drank. >> So, not to mention >> when she started this morning. >> I don't like she start I think when we started driving down from Jacksonville to Orlando, >> we stopped at a gas station for her to go to the bathroom and she started drinking then. I think >> you remember about what time that was? >> Probably around 2:00 or something maybe. >> Yeah, she's been drinking. >> All right. So, uh you said that like you on the plane with her. Did she hit anybody? >> Not that I saw. I mean, I know she was like I think she was spotting hands away cuz they were trying to get her to move in seat. >> Okay. >> And who uh who put her in like the cops there? >> The one of the flight attendants assistants. The mother explains how things reached this point while officers take note of the details. >> Oh, and you held too. >> Yeah, >> cuz she was being was she just kind of throwing a fit, I guess. >> Yeah. And she was just like she wouldn't move from the seat and she kept like squatting them away like this when they were like, "Come on, move." And they're she's like doing this to like stop them. >> And I also noticed that uh like I mean she kind of like bit you a little bit, but like uh does she do this behavior often? >> No. Like this is not common at all. Um, but she doesn't she hasn't been drinking like she's literally ballistic out of her mind with alcohol right now. But she's not like that at all. She's very stable. >> Were you guys originally seated in those seats up there or did you guys get moved at all? >> Moved up there so that she would not disturb people. The way with her, she's not like a normal person that can just stop >> drinking because as soon as she has one drink, it's boss to the back. You can't turn it off. >> Yeah. >> So there was no stopping it once that one drink afterwards. >> So So she can have one drink and get to this point. >> Not to this point, but this only escalates when she keeps once she has one drink. She literally can't stop until she gets to this point. She climbs out. So she she can't physically stop. It's like one of the last like 45 minutes of the flight. >> Last 45 minutes of the flight. Did anything instigate it or how did that come about? >> Just her being um asked to move because she was talking to people. Um and so she moved back with people and then the flight attendant's like, "You need to move back to the seat." And and then the woman was like, "No, she can stay here. It's fine." And the flight attendant is like, "No, you need to move." And so it was back and forth like that. So she was just being a nuisance to some people around her kind of thing. And the flight attendant was trying to keep her in their seat. And I wish they would have just come to me because I didn't know. I just saw I thought they were just over there chatting and talking because it wasn't crazy. And I'm like she's very chatty when she's you know in that state. I didn't know she had gotten to. >> As they turn to assist the daughter, she begins making explicit comments and behaving inappropriately. >> I can't. [Music] >> I'm sorry you guys. Okay. >> Can you can you please get your lands get your hands off of me? >> This man has his freaking stuck in the chair. It's not him holding you there. >> I will fight you, you little blonde man. >> And I'm actually So what I'm going to do is >> know why? >> Cuz I just think you are the cutest person. Guess what? >> You stay, right? >> Okay. Can you not? >> You keep standing up. You keep moving. >> You're staying here. You're staying here for now, right? >> I'm going to kiss you. >> Oh my goodness. >> You're cute. >> My goodness. I can't wait. Hey, can you >> see? >> Stay. >> Um, so mom, I really feel like I'm being right now. >> Okay, my mouth forever. That's not fair. How is that not How is that fair? >> I love you. And if you actually want to have with me, uh, you can let go of this and kiss me. >> The officers remain calm as she continues shouting profanities and making threats. >> And my brother's probably going to put your Oh my god. Please put your in my mouth right now. >> Go right now or I will literally shove every in my throat. Go now. Go. Go. You won't. You won't. You know what I will do? I will literally bend over backwards. Pick me the Take me home and stop. You're being And this guy has >> Yeah, his stuff. Sir, pick me up. I want to go home now. Pick me the up and take me home. >> I will punch you in your You hear that? Yeah. Your name's Roy. I would hate that, too. Pick me up and take the home right now. >> I will literally do anything you tell me to do right now. >> Stay seated. >> Can I follow please? Sir, um, can I go to the restaurant before anything? >> No, I'm not going to a restricted area. >> No, no, he is. We're not. We're staying right here. >> No, I'm going right there. >> Yeah, he's getting something so he can take those cuffs off if you even want to go to the bathroom. Okay. The officers keep calm as they walk her through the airport. She's allowed a restroom break, but stalls and refuses to cooperate. >> No. No. The bathroom's right there. Just wait another minute. Okay. That's all you got to do. We're taking you to the bathroom. Yes, sir. >> Wait. I know. >> All right. Right here. >> Yeah. You can wait right there. You're good. >> Right against the wall. Okay. >> Me. Wait, I'm peeing. >> Yeah, we're taking you to the bathroom. >> Stop playing around. We're taking you to the bathroom. >> Oh, >> okay. Can I pee? >> Is there someone in there? >> Someone's in there. >> Okay. Can you guys just go in here? Stop. >> Stop. You freak. >> You need to calm down. We're doing you a favor. >> Yes, sir. >> We don't need to go into this restaurant. We can just take you straight to jail. We're doing you a favor. So, calm down. >> Wait, don't act crazy with me. >> Okay, I'll go to jail. [Music] >> Let go. I'll go. >> I know. >> No, I'll go. >> Please. Anybody here? Let go. Let go. You >> police officer. We need to use the police. >> Okay. Can one of you go with me? This is not a freaking advance. I just really >> Okay, sir. Can you hold her hand? Step over here. I'm sorry, guys. >> Go to the bathroom. >> Um, come here. >> I need I need you. No. Get >> No, you need me to go to the bathroom. >> You got to go. >> Go to the bathroom. >> Pee. >> Huh? >> You said you had to go to the bathroom. Go to the bathroom now. >> Once she's done, the officers don't wait any longer. They arrest her on the spot. >> I knew she was going to do that. Ma'am, you done >> my dudes. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> You turn around. Put your hands behind your back for me. >> Put your hand behind your back for me. Yes, sir. >> Thank you. >> Wait. I'm sorry. >> Hands behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> How hard are you in now? >> You're nice enough to let you use the restroom. We've let people be on themselves before. no reason to just take our our kindness. >> Um, why am I being arrested? >> I don't know. I just walked up. Regardless, my officers are doing what they need to do. So, >> I would like to be >> You're cooperating. Your cooperation right now is going to go a long way. Okay. >> Were you really like doing this? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, did he already tell you? Did the officer already tell you? >> Okay. So Samantha, you're under arrest for public intoxication. Okay. All right. You've consumed enough alcohol to be intoxicated to where you're a danger to yourself or others in a public place. >> Okay. >> Okay. So I >> You got Do you have your ID? ID? >> Yes. My manager needs her name and >> Thank you. >> I'm going to send it to you. >> Uhhuh. >> Um, no. You're not allowed to use that. Well, she's going to take a picture of your ID because you're a passenger. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. Yep. All right. Let's go. >> Um, if you use this moving forward, you guys are done. >> Use what? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. Um, and I also said that I would pass with this man. So, >> during transport, she continues lashing out, throwing insults, and demanding to be let out of the car. >> Come on, ma'am. Let's go. >> Can you please do I step on this one? Watch your step. Are you serious? >> Can I get in the car? >> Sims, watch step. Right. >> Yes, sir. >> Put your left foot on top. >> Can you let go of my arm? >> No. Let go of my arm. >> Go ahead. >> Sam, that's not how it works. Step up. >> Are you rich? >> Get in the car. >> Are you guys literally in the car? >> Get in the car. You guys are >> Can you let go? >> Who's that? That's for you. For you. >> Bella. A OKAY. I'm going to tell you one time. I'm going to tell you one time. >> I am telling you one time. >> Sir, I am not kidding. >> Are you done talking? >> Tell you one time. >> Samantha, you need to sit up. >> Despite being given multiple opportunities to cooperate, she continues yelling and resisting. >> Put your feet down. >> Put your feet down right now. I am not doing this with you. You are arrested on a public intoxication, which is a class C misdemeanor. If you make this any worse, if you resist, if you fight, if you do anything, there will be additional charges. Do you understand me? >> So I in your best interest right now, Samantha, you cooperate. You go over to our jail, our holding facility, you sober up, and we go from there. Do you understand me? >> Do not fight. Do not resist. Do not do anything. Do you understand me? >> Yes, sir. >> Don't bang my car. Don't damage my car. Don't do anything but sit there. We will get there in shortly. >> Yes, sir. >> Break out of this fuckard right now. Get me out of here. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Are you serious right now? Can you guys please take me home? Like what is wrong with you? Take me home. I will literally not I will like please please please. [Music] I will suck. Please just let me out. Please, babe. I will. I will suck. Like, leave me alone. Let me go. Please, guys. Please, please, please, please, guys, please. I'm not kidding right now. This is not >> The ride to the station is nothing but outbursts with the officer stuck listening the whole way. >> You guys are family. Like what is what is wrong with you? Why are you like this? Why are you doing this? Get the out of this car right now. You get me out of here. GET ME OUT right now. I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. >> I'm not kidding. Stop. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. Please. Please. Please. Please. [Music] Okay. Please just let me out. Please, please, please. Let me go. Let go of this. Let me go. >> Let me go. Let me go. Please let me go. I don't want anything. I just I just want to >> I just want to [ __ ] >> LET ME GO. HEY, >> LET ME GO. >> SAMANTHA, look at me. Look at me. >> That's terrible. >> I told you this is going to be very easy. You've already been kicking the out of my door and on my windows. Are we going to have any problems going into jail? >> At jail, she remains hostile. Even after being urged to cooperate, she refuses to back down. >> No, sir. Cuz I'm telling you right now, if you give us if you give us any issues going through this door, you will be adding additional charges. Do you understand me? >> We're not going to jail. >> We are. We're at jail right now. You're going to go to holding facility. You're under arrest for PI. I've already told you that. So, I suggest you cooperate. I suggest you answer the questions. Otherwise, you will get additional charges. Do you understand me? >> You're arrest. >> Do you understand me? >> You're arresting me? >> Do you understand me? Yes or no? Right now, you're looking at a classy misdemeanor for a PI. [Music] [Applause] >> Get that ready. Get that. >> Do not kick. Do not bite. Do not do anything to one of my officers. You hear me? I'm >> not doing anything. >> Okay, let's go ahead. Step out. Step out. Go for it. >> Step out. Step out. Let's go. >> You're going to make this hard, aren't you? 16 drive wouldn't you love >> you love that? No, >> we're going to tell you where I live. >> Well, I need it for your court paperwork. >> They're not going to do that. >> Then you don't get out of here until I get it. >> Okay, cool. >> How about a cell phone number? >> I'm not going to give you that either. >> Okay, cool. So, I literally have to like give you all the effort. >> It's just a process. >> Booking proves just as chaotic. She won't provide information, mocks officers, and lashes out. >> You will get out of here when you put up. Okay, >> Samantha. I told you go with the process. You're making this a lot harder than what it needs to be. >> Okay. >> So, answer the sergeant's questions. >> Okay. Can I also like can I talk to you and the sergeant please? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What you ask? >> Can I please? [Music] I am definitely a little drunk right now. >> Okay, so here's the here's the deal. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Here's the deal. I'm here's the deal. >> I have to get this information from you so we can complete the process. >> So you can leave early on >> just stay here. Stay here. >> Can you please like Can you not >> just stay right there? >> Just stay right there. >> As soon as I get the info, you get suffer I'm going to let I'm going to release you. Okay, sorry. I know, >> but I got to get the info first. If I don't get the info, then I can't release you. >> I know. I just wanted to hug you. >> So, what what is your current name? >> Remember when you yelled at me? >> I didn't yell at you >> 10 years ago. >> 10 years ago. >> You didn't remember that? >> No. >> You said you're going to figure this out. Might not be soon, but you're going to get it. >> Yeah. >> No, I don't remember that. Uh, how much do you weigh? 14. Don't tell anyone else that. >> Oh, >> that's No, nobody was talking to you and you're Mexican. Um, yeah, don't tell anyone that. >> And then you, Ginger. O, you're done. You good. >> What color is your eyes? >> Brown. >> Instead of calming down, she piles on insults and jokes at the officer's expense. But if you ever lie about it, we'll just >> always But I'm uh going into a big I'm not going to tell you guys where I'm about to start working, but it's going to be really weird. >> Okay. Would you like to list an emergency contact? >> Absolutely not. tattoos. [Music] >> What about you? >> Wait, what was that? >> You need piercings other than ears? >> Yep. >> Okay, come with me, Sam. I'm going to go to this room here. >> What size should you wear? >> Uh, seven. And are you What are you doing? >> We're just finishing the process. Come on. Nope. Not happening. What do you have to? >> No, I'm going to stay here. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> No. >> I need your I need your jacket, too. >> We need the jacket. We need to take the shoes out. That's why you got to have to go there. >> We're not doing that. And >> no, I need that. >> That's not a thing. >> Come on. >> Come on. So, you can get out of here. Come on. Let's go. >> I'm not being >> Just go with the process. Soon as we get done, soon as you get >> Okay, take your jacket. So, go sit on that bench. Take your jacket off. Take your jacket off. Sit down. >> You will take it back. >> You won't get everything back. So, >> we're not keeping anything. >> You really doing this? >> Well, if you would work with us, Samantha, it'd be a lot easier. >> Can you please please let me go? >> You will leave, Samantha. >> I'm not. No, but I'm not like I'm not doing this right now. I'm not. >> No, >> you will have to. >> No, I will not. I am. >> From start to finish, she makes the process a nightmare for everyone, including herself. >> Come on. >> You're giving yourself more time. Just go. >> You please. >> You have one shirt on. >> Yeah. >> I know. She have another one. >> Okay. Which one you want to keep? You want to keep this one or this one? >> Can I Please. >> Which one you want to keep? You want to keep this on or this on? >> I'm going to take this on. >> She's ultimately charged with public intoxication. At the end of the day, the turbulence Karens create always ends the same way. Drop your thoughts in the comments.