Don't grab me. >> Don't grab me. [music] All right. I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. We're done. >> I didn't fly out of here. >> Why don't you I'm not talking to you. >> There's a line that should never be crossed. And these passengers went well beyond it. These moments involve passengers attempting to attack flight attendants at the airport. This CEO thought he was untouchable. Airport police disagreed. On June 4th, 2025, officers responded to a distress call from TSA staff at a local airport after a highly intoxicated passenger was denied [music] boarding, triggering a chaotic outburst that shows no sign of slowing down. Here's how things unfolded once officers arrived to take control. >> Which one of you guys is the equal? We're equals. >> Okay. I seem intoxicated. Um, I've only been talking to you about 10 seconds, but I don't know yet. I haven't made that determination. How's that sound? Okay. I got here. I had one shot at the bar and I bought everybody a shot on Bob. >> Hey, Bob. >> All right. >> Okay. One shot. >> Okay. >> And then, um, now they're saying I'm intoxicated. I'm not allowed on the plane. And that's Well, that who who said that down here? Let's go talk to the >> not going to go do that. And you know what? We're not going to do either, Bob. >> Swear like that. There's a lot of kids around. Okay. >> So, I I dispatch. >> It's just not cool. >> So, listen. I understand that you're very upset and emotions are kind of high up right here. >> J is going to be out with me. It's going to get trouble with customer disorderly individual >> like how does that have to do with this situation? >> How about I'm mad? I'm not intoxicated. I'm not intoxicated at all. >> Okay. Well, guess what? >> We have no control over who they left fly and who they don't let fly. We can't do anything. >> How about you guys go give this guy a stern warning so I can get on the plane? >> Uh, we can't tell a private airline who to let fly. >> You guys can't hook a brother up. >> There's nothing. We have no control. >> I'm not drunk. I'm angry. >> Okay. You might be angry. You might be drunk. I, like I said, I really haven't made that deter. >> Do I seem drunk? You probably had something to drink and you admitted that you only one shot. Okay. One shot. You can't get drunk on one shot. >> And so they made that determination. A private entity, a private company. Southwest Airlines. I'm going to match any you were flying with today. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So they made that. >> You can't put a good word in for me. >> No matter what you're not drunk, they already done this long enough. They don't care. They don't waste time. >> So what we're going to do now, >> hey, listen, Bob. >> No. Oh god. >> Here we go. With things not going his way, the suspect attempts to storm off, but the officers quickly step in and make it clear they're not letting him walk out of this one. >> What's going to happen now? Okay. So, now what? >> I'm going to get my job. >> Okay. Well, already all down there. So, what we're going to do >> I'm telling you it's down there. That's how you get it back. Okay. So, what we'll do is help you get your stuff so then you can then leave. Okay. That's what we can help you with. Okay. How's that sound? Sounds great. >> All right, let's ride out this way. >> Sounds fantastic. >> Right. So, let's walk out this way. >> Officer Rose. >> So, we're going this way. >> My I'm going to go get my girlfriend if you don't mind. >> Perfect. We'll walk right with you, Bob. >> You look pretty >> just by walking. Get your girlfriend and we're going to get her out of here. And you out of here. And then we're going to have a great rest of the day and not drink. Try to do it again tomorrow. How's that sound? >> Sounds good. >> Everything appears to be under control, but without warning, the suspect suddenly escalates the situation. >> We're going to deal with this. >> Hey, what's my flight tomorrow? Let's go. >> Hey, listen. >> We're not doing this right now. >> This is what's going to happen. You're not doing that. >> All right. I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. >> Hey, you push me now. Why? He's pushing me. >> Come over here. >> Don't. Please don't do that to me. Please. Please >> let me go. 516 hands on. 516 hands on. >> Maybe. >> I didn't do anything. one. This is >> hitting me. I >> got it. I got it. >> Oh my goodness gracious. >> Wait until he's >> didn't do anything. >> He didn't do anything. He went and asked for help. >> Karina, call 911 on these guys. >> Call 911 right now. I want state troopers here. >> Why? >> These guys There. >> I didn't do anything. >> 911. CALL 911. >> SHUT UP. CALL 911. >> You're going down. >> Call 911. >> I didn't do anything. >> All airport units are out. We're good. >> Please. >> Can you stop? >> My over there. >> You try to warm me before, Bob. >> All right. My walk now. >> How about I get to breathe? Can I breathe? Just fine. Officers >> officers. >> Officers, excuse me, sir. >> I want to breathe. >> Okay. >> Walking. >> Please stop. >> As the officers move to handle the situation, the suspect doesn't back down and tries something else. Fine. Please. Just let me breathe, man. >> Just let me breathe. >> Let me breathe. >> Shut up. >> Why you Why are you calling me? >> Cuz you are. >> I didn't do anything. >> Can I get a wheelchair? Got one >> and act like a grown man yet. >> I need to breathe. Okay. >> Anxiety. >> Great. You're in recovery position. You're breathing just fine. >> Can you just let me walk? Yep. Stand up. >> I will stand. >> I will be peaceful. >> Don't drag me. >> Drag me. >> This is not cool. >> We're walking with it. Ain't dragging. If you walk, we walk. >> No, you're dragging them. >> How about I came and ask for help? >> Yeah. How'd that work out for you? Yeah, it's good. >> Can you please let me go? >> No. >> You think I'm going anywhere? >> Yeah, right in here. >> No, you're not. That's >> all right. You guys going to beat me up, too? >> No. No. No. >> Right where you're going. >> Want to get room sick? >> Not at all. >> Shut up. No. >> How about you let me go? I'm not causing a problem. Why you act like a adult that you are instead of a idiot? You smell like a lot of booze. Walk through. >> I do appreciate you guys taking it easy on me right now. >> Yeah, >> thank you. >> No, you guys were being >> Yeah. The officers [music] moved the suspect to a more secure area, but even then he continues to voice his complaints without holding back. >> All right, take a >> Why are they pushing me? >> Cuz you need to sit. >> You put the air conditioning in here. was requiring >> what? >> No, >> I want my phone and call my lawyer. >> Hey, stupid. This isn't Burger King. >> Call me stupid. >> You. >> Yep. Okay, >> Martell. >> Yep. Make sure you're spelled. >> Don't call me stupid. >> Do I look stupid? >> Yes, you do. >> No, >> you're a drunk stupid idiot right now. All right. I want my phone. >> It's not my girlfriend. >> You're not getting either one of those. >> No. I want my phone and I want my girlfriend. >> Do you see where you're at right now? >> I don't care, dude. Okay. >> You think I give you? >> Okay. I don't care when we take you to the jail. >> Yeah. Good luck with that. >> Today's Wednesday. Pre- Randy Ty. You'll sit there calling courts. Not till tonight. Oh, maybe. Yeah. Okay. I had that this morning. No, keep acting up. All right, take a seat. Take a seat. Sit down before we put you down. >> I don't know who the you are, but you're >> You're right. I'm paid to be. Therefore, I'm a professional. >> I want my phone. >> You're not getting your phone. >> I want my phone. >> No, >> I'm calling my lawyer. Right. >> I'm not calling anybody. That that against the law. >> No, it's not. >> I want my lawyer. >> Give me my phone. I'm calling my lawyer. He's going to you up. >> Okay. >> That's what's going to happen. >> Despite the situation he's in, the suspect remains arrogant. But the officers waste no time shutting that down. >> You're going to jail for now. You going to see the drugs later? >> I'm not going to jail. >> No, you're going to jail. You're going to be there until you go see the judge. >> Yeah, that >> you see the judge at 6:00 tonight. >> I I need to make my phone call. >> You're not making a phone call. You're not entitled to make a phone call here. You're not entitled to make a phone call till you get to jail. >> Excuse me. Who's in charge? Me. You. >> Mario committee. I want him >> right now on the phone. >> Why' you tackle me like that? I didn't do anything wrong. >> Kidding me. Why is this computer suck here? Woody Woodpecker over here pecking away for two hours. >> Dude, I was fine. >> Woody Woodpecker. >> That's fine. I own a company, computer company. I could punch 30 words a minute. >> That's good. >> I did 39. >> Yeah. Still kick either one of your with one hand. >> What are you doing right now? >> I'm standing. >> Why? >> Just so you think you needed to tackle me at the table. >> Think about it. Okay. >> Losing his composure once more, the suspect begins throwing out claims that only make things worse. Just because I'm bigger and stronger and nastier than both of you doesn't mean you have to treat me like I'm a president. I have 34 people. My payroll is 2.6 million dollars. How are you ask me nicely? Yes, sir. >> It's not fair. I want everybody's names. >> Yeah. And you know what? If I didn't think I get trouble, I'd rip this thing off the wall. Kick the out of both of you. I don't care. >> Do you guys are How about the way you handled me? >> I'm a president of a company. I command respect. I respect people. >> Yeah, I started my own company, too. I'm a president, too. >> Yeah. You >> You paid $2.5 million in payroll. >> I don't think so. >> It's really not that much. 2.5 million. >> Yeah. >> 30 people. >> Yeah. >> Average that. >> All right. Do the math. >> Yeah. It's not that much. >> All right. You're a god, dude. Scratch your >> dude. I'm not drunk. You think I'm drunk? I'm >> kind of victim. >> Okay. Uh, >> yeah. >> No. So, that's okay. This I both schooled both these guys. I said next time >> cuz I'm >> No. How about Yeah. >> Words? >> Yeah. >> Don't tackle me in a restaurant. >> You think I would have went calm? I would have went calm. I own a company. I have a lot to lose. Don't tackle me in a restaurant and public in a airport. you. >> The suspect makes one last attempt to assert his demands, but the officers finally spell out how things are going to go. >> Listen, how about this, officer? Sir, >> check this out. Can I get out of here now? >> Can I have you stand? >> Absolutely. You have handcuffs behind your back and then we're going to bring you over to the jail. You're going to sit there for a couple hours and then you're going to go to court. Okay? Just like we've explained to you a couple times now. Listen, my lawyer said that I'm not going to >> Your lawyer is going to be the jail. >> You're not going to be booked into the jail. You're going to wait there for a couple hours. >> Any cuffs? >> Uh, no. You will be out of custo when you get to the jail. >> Boy, this is a first time, guys. >> I'm sorry. >> And just so you know, I offered if he apologized and he apologized, I would not press charges. >> You know, the kids, right? >> I don't care, dude. >> All right. Here. >> No. Now they're getting hammered. >> Do me a favor and face that wall, please. Yeah, whatever. I'll rip this thing off the wall. >> I'm just going to grab this from you. Okay, >> just get me out of here. >> Perfect. I'm going to pull you all the way over there. >> You put them on tight, dude. I'm going to punch somebody. >> Okay. >> Thank you. That's not too bad. >> I appreciate that. >> Oh, this is going to be a little uncomfortable. >> How about all I had to do was apologize and I wasn't going to press charges, you know. Sorry to uh >> they're too proud >> that we're a little >> Yeah. >> Now I'm pressing charges. >> Okay. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Easy, Scott. >> Take it easy on me, please. >> I'm trying. >> Okay. You think I deserve this? >> So they don't get tight on me. >> All right. Well, anyway, this one's tight on the left side now. >> Put both two fingers right in there. Is this all your stuff in the brown bag? >> Yes, sir. >> As things start to come to a close, the suspect still chooses to act [music] out, refusing to go quietly. >> I still want my phone. I need to call my lawyer. My phone. I'm going to lose my right. >> We're going to take a left. >> You never gave me water either. >> Don't push me. I'm not You think I'm right? Don't push me. >> I'm literally not. >> All right. Where's my It's all with us. >> Listen, I'm not leaving here without my phone. >> Listen, I'm not leaving here without my phone. >> Guys, we're not going to fight with you, okay? >> I'm not leaving here without my phone. >> You're still >> It's my right. I want my phone. My phone is not in there, young lady. >> It's open. Should be. >> I want my phone off. >> What did I say I did with it? >> Come on. Yeah, you gave it to my girlfriend, Grace. She doesn't know what to do with it. >> Come on. Sit down. >> You don't trust me. >> That's not cool. I want my phone. I'm not fighting with you. >> I'm going to have heyday on you guys. >> I can't even fit in this car. I'm not comfort. Here, I'm going put the seat belt on you first. >> I don't want >> you guys feel like >> In the end, the suspect learned the hard way that things won't go his way. Facing charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest without violence and obstruction, drunk dad's airport meltdown ends in arrest in front of his kids. On July 7th, 2025, officers responded to an airport after a man reportedly caused a scene and fought with staff, resulting in him being kicked off the plane. Here's what happened. >> You know what I mean? And I'm here with my kids, bro. Like, I'm not trying to So, >> I understand, >> right? So, obviously I get up pissed off, right? So, now I'm pissed off. >> Okay. >> You know what I mean? >> Cuz like I don't have a ride home. >> I understand. >> You know what I mean? Like I'm >> So this is all I'm trying to figure. This is all I'm trying to figure out. Okay. >> So I'm just pissed. >> I have nothing to do with the airline. >> The airline called the complaint that I got was a call came out. I'm sitting right here at my checkpoint and I got a call say, "Hey, there was a gentleman that kicked off the flight. Had two kids." Right. >> I don't know. I never met you. >> Yeah. >> According to them. Sure. >> You're belligerent. You're intoxicated. Right. Now that I see you, you obviously know where you're at. You're >> just being a little loud. Draw a little attention to yourself. That's on you. Okay. >> Yeah, dude. I I'm waiting for the person who called. >> I think he's on the >> So if they're if they're gone already, then they're gone. Then you could be on your way. I I just wanted to know what it is they wanted because they called. >> So that's what happened. >> They said they you were making verbal threats. Okay. But if I don't have No, I made no verbal threat. Correct. Well, that's all I'm trying to find out. >> Zero, bro. Zero. I was just like I was pissed off with my All I said was to the lady cuz Okay. Okay. And this is a personal opinion. This is not a verbal threat in my opinion. She's a black lady with glasses. I go, "Oh, are you the DEI standin here?" Like giving me to get off the plane. Give me a break. I I got a little political. I said the DEI that was it. You know what I mean? But I didn't I didn't get I didn't say nothing threatening or anything like that, you know? >> So, >> yeah. But I if all they want >> Yeah. I might ask this up with >> Hang on. Give us one second. >> Yeah, just hang tight. >> Yeah, if you just find out if they want to if they Tony, if they want to press charges for whatever they want to press charges, I don't I mean, I don't have anything right now. >> After hearing the suspect's sight, the officers turn to the airline staff looking for witnesses who can help piece together what really happened. >> Hey, what y'all want to do with that guy, man? >> Hey, well, listen. So, I'm not I'm not the one that kicked him off the aircraft. Um, I'm just the one that called it in because the altercation was more in front of here. The ops agent that actually had the altercation with him is on the jet bridge right now. So, let's let's let him come up and then >> the opac. >> Yeah. >> No, not obsseack, but our operations. >> Oh, operation. Okay. >> Um, but he apparently was pulled off the aircraft for intoxication. >> Okay. So, >> I got to get a gist of he was being unruly. >> So, bottom line was um >> he he went down. on the aircraft. Um he was walking fine and you can tell he had a couple drinks but he wasn't too out of hand. Um so you could understand the word he was saying so we let him board. Anyways he got on the aircraft. Now whatever he did on the aircraft I did not see. All I was told is he needs to come off and he had two young girls with him. So we asked him to come off. Finally did. He walked about halfway up the jet bridge and came back down. So he needed his bag. He started kind of running his mouth there in the jet bridge. Um, nobody really paid attention there and he kind of turned around and left. Um, so he went up. I assume he went this way, I guess. I don't really know cuz that's where he came from. We came back to the top uh to finish boarding, >> but he didn't get violent with anybody, right? >> No, not like swinging or anything. So then he came back then he asked me why he was why he was removed from the from the aircraft. He said I would tell him. I said I never said I'll tell you anything. But however, if you need to know, you were removed cuz you been having some drinks. You're intoxicated. Um that's when it all started. That was when seeing it was about just going on n. So of course I I walked over to here whether I should or not. I said, "You know what? Come here. Come here. I need you to come here. You know, I need you to sit down here. I want to call you guys." Well, he wasn't doing it. He kept rolling off. So I kind of walked kind of not bumping a bump, but I was dead space from him. >> Removed from the flight for being disruptive, [music] the man doubles down on his behavior. Now the officers need to determine if the staff involved wants to press charges. >> Asked him to come over here, but he just kept saying, you know, just going off and off and off and off with the names and everything else. Turn around, you know what? I'll knock your out piece of and everything else. So I don't remember all the words. I don't know if you that heard all the words. >> I mean, I just remember him saying he was going to drop kick you. >> Yeah, drop kick me. Um, there was a few things said kind of a if you want to take that as a threat. Yeah, I guess it is. Um, and then so that's when I just Yeah. Yeah. And then these two were here. There was another guy here, but now he just kind of turned over this way and he [clears throat] kept rolling that way then. >> Um, I don't know where the girls were. The girls weren't with him the second time he came back. >> I have no idea. And then I just kind of rolled that way and I went back to my game. finish up what I was doing. >> So obviously he's in talk. He won't be able to fly tonight or >> probably late on tomorrow if he acts correct. But you want to press charges on those stretch you made? >> I don't need to. I mean he didn't you know it's just worse. >> Okay. >> So you know um >> truthfully I was just hoping he would just >> calm down. I mean well just in the beginning >> Yeah. He still worked >> crazy. Okay. So he's still going crazy. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> All right. Yeah. We're good. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Appreciate it, man. >> I mean, there's zero reason. And I just missed my flight and both of their swim tournament and karate because of this stupid DI fat black piece of >> go, oh, I'm going to do my job. >> You know exactly. >> Easy, man. Watch the language, man. >> No, I can I No, it's your freedom of speech, homie. I can say what I want and that just a >> for the sake of your kids, man. Just relax. They've already heard worse. >> That's a >> for the sake of your kids. That's all. >> That's a animal right there. >> You're just not kids. That's all. >> Hey, you know what? I You know what? Who says things for my kids? The public school system I hear out of their mouth. >> Okay. All right. We're We're done talking, man. Exactly. Just hang tight. You I need you to hang tight, though. >> Yeah, exactly. >> The man hurls insults at the officer, who keeps their composure, knowing two young children are witnessing the scene. However, it's clear the suspect is eager to test their boundaries. >> What do I do? Am I detained? >> You are detained. Legal detained. >> For what? For what? For what? >> I'm investigating what happened. They file the >> What are you You're not You're not even talking to anybody. How are you investigating anything? You're literally walking around back and forth. You ain't talking to anybody. >> I have a radio, sir. >> Yeah. Okay. So, what's going on? >> Okay. Well, when I find out, I'll let you know. >> Yeah. When my dad gets here, you're going to find out. >> Okay. Just relax. >> You You understand? I know the law, too, right? >> Okay. Sure. >> Yeah. Everybody says that. >> Stand there and while I walk outside. >> Uh, you know, you're not going anywhere. You're you're detained right now. >> For what? >> I just told you I'm I'm conducting investigation right now. >> What am I detained for? What is the crime that I'm detained for? >> I'm trying to figure that out. Are >> you listening this? Are you listening to this? >> I don't want you. >> No, you need to listen to this. This is very important for law reasons. >> Ella, the traveler, come over here. >> Stop. >> Ella, you need to listen to this. >> What am I detained for, sir? >> Relax, man. >> What am I detained for, sir? >> When I find out, I'll tell you. >> Exactly. So, when you find out So, when you find out, you can leave me right out there. >> Don't Don't make me embarrass you in front of your kids to put your hand cuz just relax, dude. Relax. Relax. Okay. Just calm down. >> All right. Now, you're going to make me make a phone call that's going to embarrass you. >> Okay. Sure. >> Okay. He makes a call he believes will get him out of trouble, but instead it only sets the stage for things to get worse. >> You are legally detained, by the way. >> Then prove it. >> I just told you I did. Relax. >> You have my ID. You even know. >> For the sake of your kids, why don't you relax? >> Why don't you relax? >> Why don't you relax? >> Hello. >> Hey, I got this. >> Kids are acting more mature than you, dude. Relax. 6:30 sitting here telling me that I'm detained and that if I go outside I'm going to be under arrest. And then I asked him, "What am I being detained for? What crime did I commit?" And he says he's figuring it out. So, I'm going to go I'm going to go ahead and tell him to go himself and then I'm going to go outside. Okay. Oh, and now Oh, and now he's now he's doing the big boy move. He pulled his handcuffs out and put his hands in his pocket. He's a big boy. He's a big boy. See why they kicked off the >> He's so awesome and scared. >> Wowee. Wowee. You're such a big boy cop. Oh, look at you with your handcuffs already and stuff, >> right? Keep it up. I'll put them Hello. >> I'm I'm waiting on I'm waiting on Tony. He's just being Now he's acting belligerent because I told he's detained >> and now he's just acting like a fool in front of his kids. >> Okay. So, I'm going to wait. So, I'm going to wait and listen for your answer of why I'm detained. >> Cool. Appreciate it. Thank you, sir. >> Cool. So, let me know whenever you get whenever you get there. I'm definitely not on a time crunch or anything like that. Whenever you get your answer of who I'm detained right now, >> let me know. >> I'm glad you come around. Thank you, sir. >> After all the trouble he caused, the airline staff ultimately declined to press charges and the officers now turned to inform him. >> Hey, we got >> So, yeah. No, we don't have anything. He said he don't want to press any charges for you. I'm saying I'll drop that kind of thing. So, he needs he needs to chill out, right? You guys must >> Nicholas. >> Sorry. >> Do you have a right here? Are they Are they here to pick you up, Ernie? >> Yeah, they're here. >> All right, you're free to go back. Just need you to calm down. >> Yeah, I know. >> What was the charge that you were detaining me on >> at this point? No, they don't want to press charges now. >> What was the charge? >> Because you made a threat to them >> to threat to the customer service person over there. >> No, I did not. >> Okay. Well, that's what they said. That's why you're being detained. You're intoxicated. That's the other reason why you're not. Okay. Because you threatened to assault me. See if you matter. They don't want to press charges. So you're free to go. >> I don't give a They want to press charges. Can I press charges? >> No. >> No. Oh. Isn't that funny how that works? Isn't that funny? Free to go. >> Oh wow. Yeah. Well, I'm free to go right here. You guys are free to go. Get the out of my space. >> I got my kids here. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Exactly. So walk and go anywhere. >> Perfect. And hang out there while we hang out here. If you if we're Can we not hang out here? >> Go find your ride, sir, because you're about to You're about to go to jail. >> Guess what? >> For what? For what? For what? >> Public intoxication. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> We're giving you We're giving you one chance now. Take off. >> I'm sitting here. My ride. >> Go this way. Where? Where would you like me to go? >> Where would you like me to go? Over here. >> You have a chance. You have a chance. Where would you go? >> You had a chance. >> You had a chance. >> Stop. >> You ran your mouth a little too much. Your mouth. Your mouth got you in trouble. Your mother got kicked. >> That's what happened. That's what happened. >> That's what happened. Come on. >> Please. >> It was the outcome he was heading toward all along. And now in cuffs with the children watching. He regrets his actions. >> Can I Can you just take my girls home? >> No. YOU'RE >> LET'S GO. [screaming] NO, YOU CAN'T leave that. >> You can't leave here like that. >> He's going to stay with your kids. >> What? >> Who's your ride? Give us a phone number. >> I don't know. I have to give it out of my pocket, man. >> Where's your phone? >> Right here on the left. >> Try to give you a break and you're talking crap to us. >> And what? I'm not talking. >> I'm not talking. No, I'm talking right now. >> Yeah, but I'm not. Shut up with my drunk self. It's too late now. You can just shut up with your drunk self. >> Come on, man. I don't care. >> I'm not drunk, dude. I had a couple of beers. >> I'm not drunk. You can call your dad. >> What's What's the I'm Give me the phone, man. >> I'm not going to give him the phone. >> No, no, I'm not going to dude. Come on, man. >> Okay. What's the >> dude? Man, let me get out. >> All you had to do is All caused you a lot of trouble. >> For what? We'll call your dad. We'll have him come get the girls. >> You told him that, would it take? >> I told him we have one in custody yet. >> Bro, come on, man. Let me just go home and get there with him, man. I'll get out of here, dude. >> Uh Nicholas, >> yeah, I give I give him his ID back, but he's logged in the car. >> Oh, their ride is going to all their baggage. >> Can I please tell you what happened? >> No, let's go. >> All right. Good. >> It's all right. It's okay. You're going to go with papa. You're going to go with papa at fine. >> You know, making threats talking. >> And I wasn't making threats, bro. I was just telling go because I was trying to go outside. >> A different choice could have kept him out of cuffs, but now he's stuck trying to defend the very actions that led to this. >> Why don't you listen to me? >> You didn't. All you wanted to do was argue with us. And now that we actually took action, now you're >> You know what? Arguing are listen to me. Arguing and saying words is not against the law. >> No, it is not. But when you're publicly intoxicated and you're free to publicly not comply with an officer or was insane to do on top of me and puked all over the plane and they kicked me off for that. >> Okay, >> that's not my fault. >> Should have just walked your girls out and gone home. >> I did walk my girls out and I'm waiting for my ride right there and then this guy shows up and wants to start problems and then you show up and wants I'm waiting for my ride, bro. What do you think I'm going to do? like another plane. >> You're in Can you refuse to comply with moving on? >> Oh, yeah. >> Moving on. Where? I can't go anywhere. I'm waiting for you to run. I don't give you plenty of opportunity to leave. >> Dude, I've never been here. I don't know where to exit. >> Where do you exit? I don't know. I've never been here in my life. >> But you just wanted to sit there and cuss us out. >> No, I want to go out of the airport. I'm waiting for my ride. >> And now that we actually did something, now you're upset. >> God, come on, man. Dude, how it works? Dude. Please, my dad's right there. Please, my kids and everything. Please, sir. >> Hold on, man. >> When can I get out? >> Usually, you have to stay about 4 to 6 hours. >> 4 to 6 hours. >> Not 46. Four to six. >> Four to six. >> Okay. >> Get there and sober up and then get come back here and be just don't don't drink. Don't drink anymore. Bro, I'm What do you mean are you talking about? What are you thinking you give me beer in the place, >> dude? I'm not drinking. Come on. >> With a suspect on his way to the station, [music] the officers speak with his father who arrived to pick up his grandchildren. Their reaction to the situation is not what you'd expect. >> Okay, so this is what happened. >> And I'm sorry the girls had to even uh >> Well, it's not new to them. So, >> yeah. No apologies. So, I'm here on checkpoint right where TSA is. Uh, I mean, it's really quiet. It's only like two flights going out at this late at night. >> Dispatcher mentioned that Southwest Airlines, they were on a flight to go to San Francisco, got kicked off the flight, that he was being belligerent. >> Sacramento, >> Sacramento, uh, that he was intoxicated, been belligerent, was threatening the flight staff, so they kicked him off the flight. His story told me a little bit different story, but, >> you know, take it with a grain of salt. two sides of the story. >> Uh but regardless, I had nothing to do with the airlines. I don't work for Southwest Airlines. Worked here for the for the Austin Police Department. I just happen to work at the airport. Um so they said they last seen him leaving walking towards gate 15, which is right where my checkpoint is. >> Um I said, "Well, you know what? Let me go check on him. See, okay." They didn't come to me and tell me, "Hey, we want him arrested." Or, "Hey, they just wanted him off the flight." >> So, yeah. >> Or he could have went straight to Southwest, rebooked the new flight. >> That's what I was trying to tell. I said, "You're not helping yourself here." >> So, he was sitting there by the Starbucks, which is closed, and I just happened to get a description like, "Oh, he's right here." I see two wearing orange backpack, two two little girls, and as soon as I walk up to him, he's just attacks verbally attacks. I'm like, "Hey, well, calm down, man." Like, what are you here for? I know what you're doing. You're I'm like, "Look, >> I just I just wanted to explain to him that like I'm conducting investigation. So, right now, you are legally detained until I find out what exactly happened on their end cuz I all I have is call text." >> Yeah. He said, >> so he was talking to you. >> He was talking on the phone, >> right? And I was trying to talk with him. I'm like, I'm like, "Hey, man. Look, >> you're right now you're just detained until I find out if they say, "Hey, you're good to go." >> But he didn't want to give me his ID. I'm like, "Look, right now, you don't have to give me your ID until they say, "Hey, I want to press charges." At that point, I will need his ID. So, um, >> from the way they respond, it's obvious this isn't the first time they've seen him act like this. finally got him calmed down and the other officer came back said, "Hey, they don't want to press." They didn't want to press charges. It was more of a verbal, you know, throwing fbombs and saying, "I'm gonna kick kick your butt." >> This could hear it. >> And we said, "Hey, you could go." And he's like, "No, you could go." So then he got mildly with the other officer back and forth and he was in talks and he just escalated up and at that point it was out of my control. The other officer said, "Hey, you know what? You're under arrest for public intoxication." He he he just he he escalated it from there and he >> Oh yeah, I know. I've seen it. >> So at at that point the >> I would hand that over to you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. They won't take that at the jail. >> Whatever. Yeah. >> But uh he just became very uncooperative and >> Okay. >> Uh so now he's just it's a class C misdemeanor. It's like a ticket. >> He'll be in and out. Once he soers up, you'll see the magistrate. There's a magistrate there at the Travis County Jail 24 hours. So as soon as he soers up, see the magistrate, they'll release him on bond. I don't know what his >> is that going to be tonight or are they going to keep them all morning? >> 46 hours. >> Yeah, it it'll be pretty it's pretty quick. When I say pretty quick, I mean like said 40 46. >> We don't want to make other travel plans though until >> he's as soon as he calms down and even before 6 hours if he's calm and cool and he has a ride calm down for 20 years. >> With everything said and done, it's finally time to bring this case to a close. >> We hated doing that kind of girl. I want to say that. It's just we couldn't just let it keep on going. And plus, he had an altercation with the uh ticket agent. I'm sure my partner >> I heard it on the phone. I was on the phone. >> Can't allow that to keep happening. And and so I just didn't have a choice. >> I was yelling at him to calm down. I told him, "You're not helping yourself. Shut up." >> Really not. And uh it's just, you know, there comes a point where can't just let it go on and go on. >> All right. Well, I appreciate you officers taking care of it. >> I hope he calms down and better better tomorrow. >> Will he give me a call or will I have to? >> He will. He has his phone. He has his stuff. Um, so he'll be able to call you once you get situated. It won't take long. And again, it could be anywhere from 4 to 6 hours. It could be two hours. It just kind of depends. If they have a uh um, you know, they talk to him and he's he's calm and cool, then they let him go in two hours. He just kind of go, "Hey, it's a little tough for him to deescalate." >> Yeah. Hopefully, you know how it is. As it always happens, you know, once handcuffs come on, then everything I apologize. >> Well, he's been arrested so many times, he just fights it. >> I could Okay. I mean, that kind of makes a little more sense now. It's just >> it didn't need to go there, especially having kids and stuff. So, and we hated doing that. I have two girls. >> So, >> no, I hate it. I hate it. >> Um, yeah, they're quite upset. I hope you're able to >> consult. Yeah, the little one's really upset. She wanted to see him before he, you know, >> he's gone. We'll see. >> A few hours he'll be back home and hopefully he'll be in a better state of mind, I think. >> Yeah, let's hope so. >> Okay. >> I appreciate I appreciate you guys this way. I'm sorry this way. Thank you, sir. >> By the end of it all, the suspect was charged with public intoxication. Drunk woman thinks the airport rules don't apply to her. On October 2nd, 2025, officers were dispatched to Salt Lake City International Airport after staff reported a drunk passenger who allegedly assaulted multiple employees, both on board and after being removed from the plane. Watch how officers handled the case. >> I was drunk this morning. What? Hang on. No. Okay. >> Hey, don't tense up. Let me see your phone. >> Let me see your phone. >> What? >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Relax. For what? >> Relax. Arrest for what? >> Here in a second. >> No, I would like to know. >> We'll let you know here in a second. Relax. Relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. Or you're going to get put on the ground. Relax. Or you going to get put on the ground. >> Push that across. >> What? Relax. >> Arrest for what? >> Can you tell me what I'm being unarrested for? >> Well, yep. >> You tell me now. >> I'll tell you when we're ready. >> No, that's not how it works. >> It does, actually. >> Oh, yeah. >> 840. We got our 1082 up here at Alaska on third floor. >> 41 female 1082 at 11. >> What am I being arrested for? >> For assault. >> For assault? >> Yes. >> For who? >> For a Delta employee. >> Can you quit quit cranking the wrist? You need to >> You need to walk. >> No, you need to relax. >> If you walk, you won't be >> I'm a massage therapist. You need to pump the brakes. >> I'm not pumping it. Relax. >> You need to walk. I will walk if you relax. >> Okay. We're not going to play games with you. You're only going to get >> Oh my god. >> You're going to get yourself to yourself, >> please. >> You're intoxicated. >> You're going to get yourself in more trouble if you >> hurting my voice. Stop there. >> The suspect is quickly taken into custody, but instead of calming down, she raises her voice and escalates the situation. >> We're holding on. Make sure you don't fall down. >> That is not true. >> Yes, it is. >> You need to let go. You need Keep walking. Keep walking. >> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, chill. Chill out. Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. Stand up. Let go of my hands >> and I will walk with you. Let go of my hands and I walk with >> Let go of my You're hurting me. That hurts. >> You've already with me. >> I will walk with you. Let go of my hands. >> That hurt. Oh my god. You're hurting me. >> It's only going to get worse. >> Stand up. You need to let go. Please. >> Please let go. >> I'm rolling. >> That hurt. >> We are too. >> That hurts me. Please let go. >> Just walk. Please. >> I will walk if you let go of my hands. Thank you. Really? Oh my god. >> Relax. >> I'm a massage. >> I am relaxed. >> But the his grip was not okay. >> Bring it down a little bit. >> I You would love that, wouldn't you? >> We're h we're happy to help you out. We're here to make sure that you stay safe, but we got to investigate this. You're under arrest right now, so just relax. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> I need [clears throat] Thank you. That's all I needed. That's all I need. >> Good. All right. Good. >> It's just a >> Listen, if you work with us, we'll work with you. >> That's That was not okay. >> Ow. Okay. Okay. We need to adjust. We need adjust position. >> Adjust what? >> Can I just get Are you good right there? No. Can we go in front? >> Nope. No. >> All right. Can you let go, please? You're not >> No, we can't let go of you. >> You're hurting my arm. >> Rotator cuff. >> Rotator cuff. >> Yes. >> It might be your backpack. How about we take your backpack off? >> Okay. I would like to face forward. I'm not going to >> lobby. >> I need to stop. Stop. I'll be curling at the bottom of the escalator. >> The suspect continues to push her demands, but the officers quickly [music] bring her back to the reality of the situation. >> Can you before we get on the escalator, I need to move. I need to move. Let me go. >> I will I will go under arrest. Sure. >> But let me go. For >> your safety, we can't let you go cuz you're a little bit inrated. If you fall down, that's on me. >> I need to go forward. I need to go forward. >> I copy and you're heading towards track. I need to have >> That's where my car. We're going to put her in there for now. >> I need to go forward. Rotate cuff. >> Want to take you down the elevator? >> Yeah. >> Rotator cuff. >> Can you Do you understand how the muscle groups work? >> I do not. >> This is not okay. I need to go forward. Can you pause and reassess as a police officer? >> Walk. >> No, we're not going to just walk. >> We're just walking. >> This is hurting my rotator. We're just walking. >> I will gladly be under arrest, but I need to go forward. I need to go forward. >> This is hurtful. >> This is hurtful for me. >> Okay. >> Can you No, I need to go. My arms need to go forward. >> I'm not going forward. They stay behind your back. >> My god. Oh my god. I'm under arrest >> for speaking up for myself. >> You guys film this. >> Salt Lake City doesn't go. All right, cool. Okay, let light light. >> Go down. >> Jesus Christ. I got drunk this morning cuz I got broken up with and you're arresting me >> only because of your actions. >> What about your actions? >> What about them? >> You're hurting me. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Yes, you are. I told you multiple times. Let go of my wrist. >> I let go of your wrist. You're not. >> The suspect continues venting her frustrations, delivering remarks that are hard to ignore. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Can you I want I want the best punishment. >> Take me to the ice. >> Wow. You guys are somehow good. >> Yikes. >> Lady. Lady. >> Yeah. >> A lady. >> Are you not? Oh my god. >> Where are we going? >> To the police car. >> Let's run. Can we just let me go? Oh my god. Wait. Can we take a video? This is like actually >> you're definitely in video. Can you switch me to lobby? >> All right. >> All right. This is a closet. >> That way. Let's go this way. >> These are mine. I'll move them. >> Okay. >> Just switch my locations of all these. I figured that'd be safe. >> Let's Let's Let's do a quick search on her. Make sure she got everything. >> Quick search. Yeah. Check my backpack, please. >> We will >> pull that pull that bag that should st all of my >> Easier said than done, brother. >> Pull some equipment. >> Wow. This is serious. Okay, cool. I put I put fascism. I put everything. >> No, >> no, no. That's definitely there. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Just let it go. Let it go. >> Let it go. Put me in the car. >> Talking because of behavior. >> Yeah. I'm not worried about that though. >> Thank you. >> No cuts necessary. Can you quit that? >> Listen, if we take your cuff off real quick to get your backpack off, are you going to fight us? No, I don't. >> Yes, >> listen. Hey, >> we are >> While officers attempt to carry out a search, the suspect unexpectedly tries to turn things around. >> Stop. >> Stop my backpack. That's a power trip. >> Relax. >> Go ahead. >> Don't tell me to relax. That's a power trip. >> I will tell you to relax cuz you need to relax. >> That's a power trip. You know it is. >> Okay, there we go. >> Oh my my backpack. >> All right, take me to jail. Take me to jail, please. You're in the car already there. Good. >> It's coming. Don't worry. >> Let it go. Let it go. >> Just relax. >> Henry, your daughter. >> [snorts] >> 8460 843 call >> in this morning. >> Yes. >> That was like 12 hours ago. >> Okay. >> Have you ever gone through a bad breakup? You got a little drunk. >> What? Well, that's fine. And that I love that for you. I got a little drunk this morning cuz I got abused from my partner and I drank about it. >> So that was my >> That's not helping you right now. That's what I'm trying to explain. >> That's my decision. >> As the suspect carries on, the officers exchange details going over how the situation played out. most of the description, right? Except for the the black tank top, which I thought was olive, which >> probably because of the I remember the backpack being >> Yeah, >> definitely. >> It was close enough, right? >> I saw her and I knew exactly what was the shot was like, did go away. >> Yeah. >> She must have just bypassed the whole >> Okay. Okay. Well, you're not in the position. You're not in the position to make demands. >> I'm not doing it today. >> Sounds like it. This is a whole demanding. Can I call my mom? >> We'll let you do a call, but not right now. >> Can I call my mom right now? >> Nope. comfortable. Do you have something? >> I was drunk this morning. Yeah, I tried it before. Yeah. What am I being under arrest for? >> We told you >> what? >> We told you assault. You're under arrest for assault for who you >> assaulted Delta employee. So that's why we're here and you're under arrest for that. Why not? Wait, what? >> We could probably throw on there resisting arrest. >> You are probably That is actually not probable cause. >> That is probable cause actually. >> And it's all on video. So more like >> Wait, I'm sorry. This is amazing. The suspect's actions landed her in jail with disorderly [music] intoxication, battery, assault, obstruction, and resisting arrest charges. Entitled brat acts out at the airport. Then the police did this. On November 21st, 2024, officers were called at the airport after a passenger reportedly caused a scene while trying to locate their belongings. Here's what happens next. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. What's going on? >> Yeah. So, the with the guest right here, she um No, beside me on this side. >> Okay. >> Uhhuh. She was uh I guess she was a little bit worked up about her bag, so she got into like a little word exchange. The other guest is gone. Um but um she can't find her bag. I mean, >> I don't know. Either or. Yeah, but she's very like expressive and you know, confident. >> So she doesn't know where she put her. The last thing she recalls is that a spirit representative followed her into the restroom. >> Okay. So, could it be there? >> My agent checked already. >> Okay. She It's not in the bathroom. >> Hey, hold on. Ma'am. Ma'am. Hi. Okay. >> She has blood coming from her ears, but she said she's aware that she knows she her that her ears bleeds all the time. >> Okay. Do you know what what kind of bag she's looking? >> It's a black carry-on bag. >> Okay. on having a terminal available. I also have a bad terminal one behind the stairc. >> Did you get a report of an unattended bag in terminal 4? probably within the past hour or two. >> Looking for a bag, a black carry-on suitcase. >> As officers work to ease the situation and track down her luggage, the woman suddenly starts causing another scene. >> Where's my stuff? I'm telling you. I'm telling you. >> How you doing? Hold on. I'm trying to see if maybe we picked it up or not. >> Okay. >> You need my last name, >> huh? >> I'm telling you. >> This is my stuff. I'm going to cut up. Where is >> Don't cut up because you don't want to go to jail. >> Where is my No. >> Okay. 15. I got the radio. >> I didn't leave my phone. >> Excuse me. Hi. >> 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 left it? >> Hi. Hold on. >> Come on. Let's walk out of here. >> No. >> Some lady in that outfit as same as them. The spirit outfit, which is the plan 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. >> No, I'm telling you women's bathroom. >> Women's bathroom. I don't care. Where's my stuff? >> They already went into the bathroom. They didn't find it. >> I'm calm. It's now evident that she's intoxicated, which only makes the investigation more challenging. >> But how would you feel? >> Put your finger down. Put your finger up. >> My My finger is on 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 and a backpack. >> She's saying that a Spirit Airlines thing follows 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. You You think I'm expected 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. >> Yeah, G5. Calm down. We're trying to help you. All right. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You scream. That's not going to hurt. So, what you need to do is calm down. >> Let me find out first if she's going to be here or not. >> Is she flying at all? >> I don't know what flight she's going to. >> You don't know? >> I was working this way and I came already here. She just might. >> Okay. But she's not going to fly, right? So, we can escort her out. >> Do you know where you're going? >> Let me see your ID. >> As officers work to confirm the woman's identity, an airline staff member approaches with the [music] luggage she had claimed was missing. >> Is that your bag right there? >> Look, there you go. Right there. >> So, where you find that? >> Where you left them? Is that yours? >> So, where you find it? >> Pause. Where you find it? You >> where you find it? >> She's that close to the jail. You need to calm yourself down at the restaurant. >> So nobody else could find it. You left it right there, ma'am. >> I wasn't in that bathroom. I was in that bathroom. >> I wasn't in the bathroom. Let's go. Let's go. >> Can you Can you guys check on this stuff? I'm not sure. >> Yes, it's my stuff. But my stuff >> My bathroom. >> No, she's not going to. >> You need to calm down. And I'm telling you that right now we trying to help you pushing. >> You need to calm yourself down. That's why I can tell. >> I don't care about you need. >> It's okay. >> I just need to see. >> Is this your bag? >> She's giving ID. >> Is this your bag? >> Is there a name on it? >> What's your badge number? >> What's your badge number? Oh, it's okay. I know who you are. And I know who you are, Cast. >> Ma'am, are this your bag? >> Where did my stuff go? >> How did she find my stuff after it was not me? >> Listen, you stuff. >> Have you been drinking cuz you seem to be on? You need to calm down. All right. You left your stuff somewhere. >> Oh, it's okay. Hold on. Don't worry about it. >> All right. Grab your stuff cuz we're leaving. Hold on. >> Grab your stuff cuz we're leaving. Don't worry about it. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Grab your things. >> Stop. Let's go. >> Given her behavior, the airline deems her unfit to travel and refuses service, but she struggles to accept that decision. >> Don't worry about it. >> Let's go. >> You're not going to gate three. You're going out cuz you're not flying today. >> Why? >> Cuz you're not. You're intoxicated and you so my stuff went missing. Oh, >> you're going to do a flight. >> S Jackson, >> no. Listen, >> where where was my stuff? >> Where? Over there. >> Where did you find? >> Because my I went to the bathroom with the matter. Pause. I went to the bathroom. >> I Excuse me. >> You ready? >> No. She's not going to drive there. Listen. And I don't care where they found it. Let's go. >> Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Come on. Get your bags. Let's go. Let's go up front. We'll help you. We schedule a flight. Come on. Grab this stuff. >> Yeah. Grab the suitcase or grab. So, I'm going grab it. >> Mr. Put this. Okay. That's what >> you're trying to help me out. >> How am I not listening? No. >> Okay. Yes. I'll be doing today. I'll be doing I'll be doing today. Shut up. >> Be nice to who? To my >> Because I will. Okay, we can make it a situation. >> Now, what should have been a quiet exit quickly falls apart as the woman decides to cause another scene. Y'all must know who my mama is. >> When I asked for my stuff to be resolved from missing and her this this baldheaded her. Okay, let's go. So my stuff went missing and this is how y'all react. Okay. Where are we going? Let's take take it up to the counter and then you got her name, right? >> So they can take her off wherever she's on. >> You can leave it there. You don't have All right, leave it right there. Right there is fine. >> As the other officers escort [music] the suspect, a female officer checks in with staff, asking how they'd like to proceed from here. Guys, Hi. Who supervising today >> for spirit? >> Yeah, cuz we got that the drunk girl that was at G5 that was causing a thing out there and we need her removed off the flight. >> Baby, who's the supervisor? She need a supervisor. >> Oh, damn. I don't know who's in charge right now. Yeah. Who want to come? >> No. Whoever cuz I don't got her name. The the other officer got her name, but she was dealing with the girl in G5. G5. >> She was drunk. >> Yeah. But we just brought her back from there. She wasn't there, though. >> So, we just need somebody to get her. She's drunk and she caused a disturbance down there. >> All right. Now on the phone, the woman starts yelling and drawing attention, but the officers quickly shut that down. >> Let me get her name to the front. They're trying to make me stay in Florida. >> They're trying to make me stay in Florida. >> They're trying to make me stay in Florida. J. >> NO, I FOUND MY STUFF. THEY'RE trying to make me stay in Florida. >> YES. >> 54. >> MA'AM, you can't be yelling, screaming like that. There's plenty of people here. This is the airport. You need to >> I'm sorry. What' you say? >> I said you can't be yelling and screaming inside the airport. >> But you're already making me stay. We trying to help you out to reschedule, but you yelling and screaming. That's not helping your kiss right now. >> I'd be wrong with the sitting right next to me. I'd be wrong. I'd be wrong. I'd be wrong if I be wrong if I start. I'd be wrong. I'd be wrong. I'd be wrong. They're trying to make me stay. >> I'M NOT THE >> ALL RIGHT. >> Are you baldheaded? >> Listen, I'm going to tell you one last time. If you keep If you keep that, I'm going to I'm going to have to have >> I'm going to have to I'm telling you. You can either settle down, let us try book or calm down or you go to jail. >> Go ahead. >> You on your last chance. >> At this point, the officer's patience is wearing thin. And if she doesn't calm down, her chance to go home and simply rebook her flight is slipping away. >> So, my stuff will take me to the gym. It's okay because I got everybody ID. Everybody's ID and his home. Everybody. Everybody. My all of a sudden I'm in trouble. When my missing you left some stupid black and I'm in trouble. >> What' you say? Okay. So, let me go to Jello, Florida. These will be pressing charges. The old and Jackson, I don't care. I didn't do my went missing. My went missing. And when I came out the bathroom trying to look for my stuff, his black ballheaded his black ballhead to try to look for me as if I did something wrong. I didn't fall. I didn't find surrender. My lady came out with my >> She came out with my >> Yeah, I got >> No, I came out with my stuff and the sheriff and whoever this other guy is decided to find my stuff and tell me, "Oh, yeah, there's something we can do about it." And my stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. An airline staff member steps in to explain their decision, informing the woman that she'll simply be rebooked once she's sober. But as expected, that's not something she's willing to accept. >> I don't know. >> All right, listen. >> Okay, just shut up. >> So, Why were you flying? >> She's crazy. >> Yeah. So, yeah. So, we can we can listen to I got I came in the middle of it. >> Uhhuh. As a what? >> Disturbance. Yeah. So from what I'm getting out, she she looks like she instigated. So she whatever she left her luggage. >> Yes. Which I think she must have she must have left it wherever. She went to the bathroom. Then she was accusing a spirit airline. >> Which one? The two ladies that that was at the gate. No, she said she was gone. >> She The lady was gone. >> Please take your car. Even with a second chance in front of her, she continues [music] acting out. And things are about to get worse. Oh my >> go rebooking my flight to tomorrow. They lost my and then they're rebooking my flight to tomorrow. So, which means I have to spend the night in Chicago, Cy. I have to spend the night in Chicago. I didn't 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 do am I going to have to ask I'm ask a question. >> Are you going to calm down? Let him help you or >> 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. >> Are you? >> So, 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 >> cuz you're causing a disturbance right now. So, it's either you going to grab >> Okay. >> You're going to calm yourself down or leave the airport. So, we >> don't worry about it. Okay, go this side. Let's go. I ain't >> scaring nobody. >> We're in a cop. >> The call [music] continues, but it's her friend who ends up taking the brunt of her frustration. So apparently according >> I'm just giving an opportunity to ask. >> No, they said they're going to book a flight once they book a thing and we get it out of here. They're making me spend the night in Chicago. >> What follows leaves little room for doubt about where she's headed next. >> They're making me spend the night in Florida. They will not book my ticket. Listen, it's going to turn. >> So, the next flight to Chicago is at 7 a.m. >> 7 a.m. tomorrow. >> No, >> take your jacket off. You see you Drop the phone. Drop the phone. >> Just so you know, this deputy Cilla, 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. >> Got it. Make me. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. No. My arm. My arm. Relax. >> My arm. I just put in my arms. >> Let down. FATHER. COME DOWN. >> STAY RIGHT THERE. >> Stand right here. >> No. Dogs are moving me. >> Relax. >> We're not being mean to you. >> HEY, STOP. >> Let me GRAB MY SHOT. NOW, ONCE AGAIN, SHE seems to think that her connections will [music] save her from her current predicament. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> You're trying to kick me. You're not too hurt, huh? >> Oh, go a lawyer. Stop. >> My bad. All right. All right. She's going to POP YOU DOWN. [screaming] I'M just a ghost. [crying] >> Stop picking. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Yes, you can. >> Stop kicking. [screaming] >> No. >> Stop kicking people. Do not let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. >> All right, let's put ON [screaming] We good? >> Yeah. >> Awesome. I got him. >> All right, let me start the vehicle. Hold on. >> The case wraps up with the suspect being booked and charged with battery on a law enforcement [music] officer. What do you think? 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