Don't follow me. >> Relax. >> I told you don't follow me. >> This is an airport. >> What are you looking at? I THINK YOU'RE TALKING. YOU GOT A GUN. SHOOT ME. >> 911. >> Call 911. >> Shut up. >> Call 911. >> You're going down. >> Call 911. >> Airports bring out different sides of people, and these passengers show the worst of it. Airport incidents like this involve some of the worst Karens being arrested. This male Karen took it too far with the wrong cops. On August 10th, 2025, officers were dispatched to an airport after reports of a man causing a disturbance and refusing to follow staff instructions. When they arrived, they found him still yelling near a bus stop. Here's how the encounter unfolds. down. So, I'm going to follow >> I guess after we finished the he went down. The guy's on his way. The guy was coming down that way was down there. The guy went back up. I didn't realize down there. So you feel like the guy came down and I was going up and he was walking towards me. So what he works here that's what I told you where he was >> I was sitting down waiting with my I was on the phone and I was talking about the situation he was [ __ ] towards you and when I said why you still have to be heard >> I understand that you walking up throwing your hands up talking I was I was sitting down my >> Let me make this very clear you're going to leave this airport now. >> I am. >> You want to You want to get the hospitality of our county jail? >> Yeah, I'm waiting on my ride. >> That's fine. I don't mind. I have my money, but I'm waiting on your call. Find out find out how much that's fine. I will >> now. >> I will. >> I will. >> I will. You You completely mis misinterpreting this situation. No, I'm not. >> Either you tell us where your ride is or we'll give you a ride somewhere else. >> I don't know where my ride is. He said he's on the way. He said, when I was sitting in there, he could have used the phone while they're driving. I'm not going to do that. At the end of the day, all I'm saying is I don't have no problem. Y'all have never even seen my case. I was just in New York. I don't cause no problem for nobody. I'm a very simple person. >> That's how he tells it. But he's still causing a disturbance when the easiest option is to leave. He already created issues inside the airport and now he's carried it outside. >> Look at me. Look at me. I'm a very simple person. I don't cause no problem with nobody. There's no reason for them to be attacking me like the same way I can apologize to you and let you know it's wrong for this kid. You got to go. You're causing too many. >> No, I'm not causing anything. That's him. That's him. I'm not causing nothing. >> The same way I will apologize to >> here. Listen, please. >> Okay. >> You told me to come outside, right? You told me to come outside. I told my person. >> You told me to come outside, right? >> Yeah. >> That's what I did. My ride is coming here to this door. So, I'm not moving from nowhere. I'm not at all and I have that right. At the end of the day, he came downstairs with me and y'all not listening to that. I just wanted to know his information because at the end of the day, this is not a check. I just needed help. And when I asked you a question, >> I respect you. He doesn't have anything to do with that. >> That's fine. >> Right. You're right. I respect that. I do. I respect right. But all that yelling and screaming, save that for your kids because I'm not one of them. I'm not. And I respect everybody even. I'm apologizing to y'all now. I do not get like this. I don't I don't want to be on this is immature and get over. This is what black people do. I move for nobody talking because he asked me to come outside and stop being so loud inside. And I did that. I respect him. >> But we told you that before we left you there. >> Yes. and I came outside. All I did was call a police officer to come and file my report the same way y'all file his. And I have that right now. >> And I give you this, right? >> No. The same way you filed his report. I have that right to have my report file as well because I never attacked you. He came. >> The man then makes a bold claim. And what he says next may be the final straw for the officers. >> He's attacking me. I know how this airport operates. I don't have no problem with y'all. I don't have no issue. And I will gladly apologize to all of y'all. There's no reason for this to be going on at all. It's immature and it's childish. I'm dragging it. Really, I'm dragging it. But no, it's going to vote off on me and make it seem like I >> No, listen. Edit. >> I didn't do anything. >> One last time. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do nothing to you. I didn't No, you're not. I'm doing >> No, you're not. I came to I came outside. >> You What do you mean? I'm asking for help. I don't use this. Therefore, I have the right to ask for help. So, he went off on me. Why would you treat me like that? I would never treat y'all like that. If I'm apologizing to y'all, why you got to treat me like that? Why? Cuz I'm back. I'm kidding. No, we get passed out over. >> So why is it okay for me to do you like that? Why? >> I got one day. >> Okay, so answer me this question. Bro, >> for what? Can I take my bag off? >> That's fine. That's fine. >> For what? >> Disorderly conduct. >> Disorderly conduct. >> Yes. >> You know that's fine. After refusing to simply cooperate, the suspect was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct and released pending a court appearance. Male Karen tries to run from airport police. Bad move. Next up, officers were once again called to the airport after reports of a passenger refusing to comply following an issue with his flight. After initially confronting him inside the terminal, his emotions only escalated further, leading him to storm out of the premises. Here's what happened next. >> What's up, bro? Walking in baggage claim. Do we have charges on this person or not? >> We don't know if we have charges, >> right? >> Hey man, >> DON'T FOLLOW ME. >> RELAX. >> I TOLD you don't follow. >> This is an airport. What are you looking at? >> Boy, THINK YOU'RE TALKING. YOU GOT A GUN. SHOOT me up and stand right there until we got 94. >> Several officers now urge him to stop walking and simply leave the property. But things are about to get worse. >> Now we got >> Yeah, we got disorder. >> Now we got >> We got PC right now. >> He's running towards the bomb. I didn't do anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. Now put your hands behind your back. NOW >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. I got one up. >> What did I do? Put your hand. Hey, stop. >> I'm going, bro. What did I do? >> What did I do? >> What did I do? I'm >> too >> Well, you're under arrest. You're not leaving >> for what? >> It's totally conduct. >> I'm leaving. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. My hands are behind my back. You >> How am I resisting, you idiot? >> Yeah, we're idiots in custody. Start rescue. You are you are obviously >> temporary can slow down any minute. >> I'm the one in the outside of your airport and you're arresting me like idiot. >> Stand up. >> I'm trying to >> from your >> literally walking away and you stop. >> You're No, I wasn't. >> Video. >> You're an idiot. Okay, so I would love to see the video. >> Relax. >> Yeah, I know. >> And you me in the face, so that's good. With cuffs on and five officers around him, most would expect him to calm down, but he has other plans. >> Stop. Let me get up. You're not getting up. You're sitting up. You're tough now because I got my hand back. You're tough. I forgot. Bro, YOU'RE AGAINST MY BACK. I GOT A BAD HIP. >> I GOT A BAD HIP. SO, LET ME SIT HERE. >> Wipe my face, bro. Somebody wipe my face. >> Can somebody wipe my face? >> All right. Come on. We're going to put you in the car. >> I can't see. >> All right. You can say pick me up then. Pick me up. Pick me up. >> You don't want to get shackled. Then do it the other way. Bro, >> you don't need a C to stand up. >> No, I can't see. I can't see. I have a bad hip. I have a bad hip. Shackle. Whatever. >> You want to look You want to You want to look at my hip and see how my score? I can't stand. >> Listen, I roll you on your side and get on your knees and stand up. >> No, just pick me up like a man. >> How about that? >> Why don't you just sit here? How about that? >> That's fine, too. I could do that, too. >> The suspect gets to his feet, and now the officers think they can finally make a peaceful walk to the patrol car, but they're badly mistaken. You won't want to miss what happens next. Got to come. >> Oh, you >> give me Oh, good. >> torch me, bro. >> So, stop. >> Don't pull away. >> Stop. Guide me and let me walk. You're hurting my arm. You're hurting my arm. I'm not getting up. Don't kick. No. and go shackle. Let me walk. Let me walk like a normal person and I'll walk. No, you didn't. You didn't walk. You didn't let me try. Hey, let me try. >> Shackleack. Let me try. >> You didn't let me try. You're the one pulling my arms up. You didn't let me try at all. Let me walk and and loosen my cups a little bit. I can walk. >> Loosen my cups a little bit and I can walk like a normal person. No. Let me walk. >> All right. Stretch your feet out. >> We're going to put some shackles on. You should put your feet out. >> I can't, bro. My tight on my wrist. >> We're going to make We're going to put your legs that way. >> My hip is broken. >> My hip is broken. >> You just had your feet out. >> My hip is broken. >> All right. You want to call a handicap? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. You want to look at my hip? Look at it. Get pull my pants out. You pull my pants out. You unrelease my hands, please. I'm not. >> As soon as we get you in the car, loosen it up. >> I can't stood up. You stood up by yourself on the grass. >> I came. What am I LOOKING AT? YOU DUMB. >> MY EYELIDS. MY BACK OF MY EYELIDS. You >> will guide you. >> You're an idiot. You're What's your Mexican? >> Yeah, you're Mexican. >> Wow. >> Yeah, you're idiot. >> Let's not be racist. >> No need for the racial comments, sir. >> Okay. Well, >> the suspect has plenty to say. Yet, the officers still work to calm things down. But his attitude only makes everything harder. >> Can you release my hand just a little bit? Just a little bit. And I swear to God, and you don't lift my arms up over my head, I can walk wherever we wait. Wait, wait. You I can walk wherever you want me to walk on the bottom. >> Just spitting. >> I know. I know. I know he's got spitting on purpose. >> No, we're not. We're not going to do it. Come on. Let's just listen. She's an idiot. >> Okay. >> I know, but it's been a little hectic. >> No, you've been a little hectic. I was walking out of the airport, sir. >> All right. >> I was walking out of the airport, sir. >> All right. All right. >> And you guys bombarded me. I'm walking. I'm off the airplane, you idiots. You don't have no jurisdiction off the airplane. >> You got no jurisdiction off the airplane. I left. I had made no >> You got two. All right. >> I made no scene. What are you? >> I had no >> I don't have another one. >> I'm the one who left. >> I'm the one who left the airport and the airportwest. >> As long as you don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. I was resisting when you're pulling my hands all trying to control me. I'm a big guy. >> How many guys? >> How How we How we How are we now? How we now? >> Pick me up in my armpit. That's it. >> We good now? >> Hey, can you wipe my face? That's all I ask. >> Fire rescue's coming right now to wipe your face. You have pepper spray on it, so just wiping it won't help. Just walk and try to walk to the left a little bit. >> I can't see. >> I can't see. I'm saying you got me the first time. >> Even as the incident comes to a close, the suspect still manages to make things harder. >> Look, hold on. Let me just show you. Step down. Look, look. I got a broken hand. All right. We don't need to broken hand. >> Watch your step. Step down. >> I'm not spitting on me, buddy. I'm just I can't deal with >> Watch your head. I'm going to be Let me pull my nose. Let me pull my nose. Get back there. Back there. Sit. Sit. There you go. >> The suspect was later transported to the station where he was booked and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and battery on a law enforcement officer. One family's airport meltdown ends in arrest. On June 1st, 2025, officers were dispatched to the airport after reports of a family dispute inside a plane that caused a major disturbance. Upon arrival, the staff quickly explained what led to the call. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> He's recording now, so we better get him. >> He threatened all of us, too. >> What's that? >> He threatened all of us, too. So, >> all right. So, here >> what's going on. >> He knows the story. All right. >> So funny. >> Okay. >> He's traveling with his his kids and another family member, the grandmother. He placed a seat. He placed the daughter in someone else's seat. And while we seated with them with the grandmother with the adult part of the parent, he removed the daughter and put them in the other seat beside him and the other daughter which was assigned to someone else. >> Flightend family, right? >> Okay. >> Flight attendant asks, you know, to put the door back with the blindfold so the other person will sit in the assigned seat. He refused to do it. He's non-compliant, very combative. He as he asked me to get off the air, get his stuff and get out the air. He was very rude. So they could come threatening and he just non-compliant, very combative and not listen to any guard instructions. I tried to hand him my card here, a notice of non-compliance. He refused to take heed recording me, which he had the right to but I did let him know I don't been sent to him recorded. He's right here. So, we like him off the aircraft. The flight crew is not comfortable. They're not safe with him. >> Okay. So, you're one off the aircraft. Just him. >> This gentleman right here. >> And the kids can fly with grandma. >> If he's willing to let the kids go to grandmother, but he's going to have to get home doesn't want him on board. Then I say close. We were willing to rebook him on the next flight. Not at all. >> Okay. Perfect. >> With a staff's account in hand, the officers proceed to remove those involved from the plane. If they want to keep things simple, cooperating is the best option. >> All right. >> So, this this is what's going to happen. All right. >> Yes. >> The pilot doesn't want you on the plane. The crew doesn't want you on the plane. >> For what reason? >> They don't have to have a reason. >> They just they need to have a reason. >> No, not by law. No. Once the pilot says you're all >> get down on the plane with my kids and my disabled mother. >> So your kids can stay with your mother if that's what you want. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. This is what's going to happen. I'm going to tell you I'm going to tell you this is the way it works. Okay. Well, they could come up with you if that's what you want. That's fine. >> All right. They're your kids. You >> For what reason? >> Cuz apparently you're not following rules. >> Following rules. Why? >> All right. >> I was on my seat. >> Okay. >> I'll show you anywhere. >> I'll show you my seat. So I have refuse. Listen, if refuse to come off, you'll be arrested. Everybody on this plane will have to come off and you'll be arrested. As simple as that. >> All right. >> Look, this is my seat. 25D. >> Can I come and show you where my seat? >> No. >> This is my seat. So, you are doing something wrong. >> No, I have nothing to do with the plane. >> My daughter was supposed to to change the seat, but the person >> I've given you I'm giving you. Are you going to come off the plane or No, that's all I need. >> I am on my seat. Look, this is the 25D >> and I reg I registered where where I'm sitting. >> Okay. Are you understand what I'm telling you? >> I'm sitting on 25D. Okay. >> Come on. Come on. Come on up. >> You're going under. >> Don't worry about it. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Put my hands behind your back. >> I am putting my hands behind the my back. >> Drop the phone. >> Yeah. >> Drop the [ __ ] >> You don't want to do it the right way, right? Okay. Ellen, do you have to come off with your kids or your kids will go with your mother? >> But you want to go to jail, so that's what's going to happen. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> He's now in cuffs, and what should be the end of the scene quickly turns into something far more chaotic. >> Get down. Get down. Give me another >> Get down. >> Turn around. Are you sit down? >> Please, please, please. saw that we got two in please. Please be okay. I know. >> Just wait till the rest get here. >> You guys want to open up? Y'all good? >> All right. You don't have to talk about >> running. Let go. >> No, you didn't. He did. >> You wouldn't listen to me. >> He was coming to me. I promise you. Both men now attempt to explain their way out of the trouble they're in. >> Please do me a favor. Please do me a favor. Just let him go. Let him go, please. >> I'll do whatever you want. >> I know you. >> I swear to God right now. >> Okay. >> Right there. >> I was never detained in my life. >> This is unfair. >> You You don't want to listen, sir. >> I'm not saying that you are doing something unfair. Absolutely. I respect you. I respect your job. for respect. >> Please let him know please. >> Good. Good. >> Please just be my fine debate here. >> Send somebody else come then I walk out. >> All right. >> Well, actually you got to get information. So wait, just hold them out till somebody else come. >> My mom is disabled. She going to move. >> I just need your info. >> Yeah. Action reaction. That's what it's called. >> No. No. They're going to pay for >> And you said that um >> the dad was trying to grab me or whichever one of your back was turned. You was >> I was grabbing his phone off the floor. >> That's why I grabbed the camera. >> Yeah. You have on my phone too. Don't worry. You have everything. >> I think it was him. His back was turned and then the pops was trying to grab on. I don't >> He was trying to grab me. That's why he's trying. The officer's backing was trying to grab me. That's what I'm trying to do. He doesn't even speak English. >> I got their info. That's all. Just >> I need somebody else cuz I got two. >> Okay. >> We took him and I guess dad came running after. >> They said when I was trying to pick up his phone >> after him. Yes. After me. >> Then >> after me he was running. >> You don't need anything else from anyone on >> I got the two witness. I am >> I need someone for the first. >> Can you please let me go? >> It's an impossible request and the officers make it clear that enough is enough. >> That's not >> beyond that. Too late now. >> Please. >> You didn't want to listen. You could have just came off by yourself and let your whole family fly. >> Please let the kids go. >> That's what that's what I tried to have you do, right? >> It's been a week. They didn't >> But you didn't want to listen. >> It's been a week. They didn't see their mom. Police officer's car. >> It's not It's not up to us. >> My dad go, >> boys. >> I need uh I need units with >> a cage. I don't have a cage. >> What's your date of birth, Dad? >> He doesn't speak English. >> Okay. What's When was your dad born? He was just coming. And >> where was he born, sir? >> He was just coming to me, man. Come on. >> Where was your dad born? >> Whatever you want. Just don't don't register, please. >> Where? Where was your dad born? >> In Albania. Extreme. >> Go. US citizen. Albanian citizen. >> Who? >> Your dad? >> My dad is Alan. He has a green card. >> He didn't do nothing. He didn't do nothing. He was coming to me. >> The kids were crying. That's why he came. >> And what's the phone number for you? >> Please. He didn't do anything. >> And where were you born? >> I was born last time. >> And are you Albanian citizen still or US? >> I'm not. >> You're American now? >> Yes, sir. Been here. >> I never had trouble with anybody. >> With options running out, they make one last effort to talk their way free. >> The guy on the plane, he was very rude, >> right? But I explained to you multiple times that they don't want you on the plane. The pilot has the authority of the plane. Whatever they tell you, you got to do it. >> I thought you you just you're just trying. >> I swear to Why would I do that? >> I swear to my >> I just wanted you to get off the plane and your children to go with the family. >> You just just just saying that. >> If I do, I would have complied. Absolutely. >> I told you that that's the way it's going to work if you refuse. Okay. >> Absolutely. So unfortunately >> 100% our our >> and that's where we're at now. Unfortunately, your family's getting kicked off the plane too. >> My mom, can can you please uh >> we don't have control over that once the airline makes that decision for my dad, please. >> No, it's already past that. >> For causing trouble on the plane, the man was charged with resisting arrest and trespass after warning. Meanwhile, his father was charged with interfering with an arrest after trying to free him while in custody. Airport staff say no. CEO doesn't take it well. On June 4th, 2025, officers were called to the airport after a passenger became upset when he was denied boarding for being too intoxicated. Watch how the case unfolds. >> Which one are you guys? >> We're 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. >> Going to be out with me. It's going to be a trouble customer disorderly individual. >> Okay. But 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 line and who they don't left fly line. We can't do anything. >> How about you guys go give this guy a stern warning so I can get on a 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 I didn't one shot. Okay. One shot. get drunk on one shot. >> And so they made that determination. A private entity, a private company. Southwest Airlines match anything that 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. That doesn't fine. >> So what we're going to do now, >> hey, listen, Bob. >> Oh, there we go. >> With no cooperation coming from the man, officers move to escort him out of the airport. He can complain all he wants as long as he keeps moving. >> This is what's going to happen now. Okay. So now what >> I'm going to get my go. 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 girl I'm gonna go get my girlfriend if you don't mind. >> Perfect. We'll walk right with you, Bob. >> You look pretty >> just by walking. 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? So much longer. 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 going to grab me. >> All right. I won'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. >> I didn't do anything. >> This is hitting me. Got it. I got it. >> Oh my goodness gracious. Wait until he's supposed to say that. >> He didn't do anything. >> He didn't do anything. He went and asked for help. >> If it looked like things were calming down, that changes quickly as the man's wife makes the situation worse. >> Karina, call 911 on these guys. >> Call 911 right now. I want state troopers there. >> Why? >> These guys, they're I didn't do anything. >> 911. CALL 911. >> SHUT UP. >> CALL 911. >> You're going down. >> We'll call 911. >> I didn't do anything. >> All airport units are out. We're good. >> Please, >> can you stop? >> My over there. >> Try to warn me before, Bob. >> All right. My walk now. >> How about I get to breathe? Can I breathe? >> Officers. Officers, excuse me, sir. >> I want to breathe. >> Okay. >> Walking. >> Please stop. >> Fine. >> Just let me breathe. >> Just let me breathe, man. Just let me breathe. >> Let me breathe. >> Shut up. Why are you Why are you Cuz you are. I enjoy. Can I get a wheelchair? Anyone 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 be peaceful. >> Don't drag me. Just drag me. >> This is not cool. We're walking like they ain't dragging. If you walk, we walk. >> No, you're dragging. >> The next step is a walk off the airport property. >> 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. >> All right. You guys going to beat me up, too? >> His comments only become more outrageous from here. >> Right where you're going. >> Want to get room sick of not shut up. >> How about you let me go? I'm not causing a problem. >> You act like a adult that you are instead of a idiot. >> Smell like a lot of booze. Walk. I got it. >> I do appreciate you guys taking it easy on me right now. >> Yeah, >> this whole time. >> No, you guys are being Yeah. Coming one. >> All right. How about ahead? Take a seat. >> Why are they pushing me? >> Cuz you need a sit. >> You put the air conditioning. >> Who is 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. >> 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 I want 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. >> Keep acting up. All right. Take a seat. Take a seat. Sit down before we put you down. >> Now in the holding area, the suspect uses the moment to argue with the officers. And what he says next will leave you shaking your head. >> 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. You're not calling anybody. >> That that's against the law. >> No, it's not. >> I want my lawyer. >> Give me my phone. I'm calling my lawyer and he's going to you up. >> Okay. >> That's what's going to happen. You're going to jail for now. You're going to see the judge 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. >> All right. Mario committee. I want him >> right now on the phone. >> Why' you tackle me like that? >> I didn't do anything wrong. I don't >> 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 free. >> Think he said the worst already? You won't want to miss what he says next. >> You think you needed to tackle me at the table? Think about it. Okay. Just cuz 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. 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 them. 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 >> was 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. >> 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. >> Unfortunately for him, those words do nothing to help. And his entitlement only makes things worse. >> Don't tackle me in a restaurant and public in a airport. You >> listen. How about this officer? Sir, >> check this out. Can I get out of here now? >> I'm going to have you stand up your 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 your lawyer. 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 cuffs 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. >> No, now they're getting >> 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 over here. >> 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 they had to do was apologize and I wasn't going to press charges, dude. >> Sorry to uh >> They're too proud >> Yeah. >> Now I'm pressing charges. >> Okay. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Easy, Scott. >> Take it easy on me, please. I'm trying. >> Okay. Do you think I deserve this? >> I'm trying to double off so they don't get tight on you. >> All right. Well, anyway, this one's tight on the left side now. >> They're both two fingers right in there. >> Pale bag. >> Yes, sir. >> I still want my phone. I need to call my lawyer. My phone. I'm going to lose my >> At this point, only the inevitable remains. the walk to the patrol car and the outcome of his choices. >> We're going to take a left. >> You never gave me water either. >> Don't push me. I'm not. Take a 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, >> 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. >> It's open. It should be. >> I want my phone. Officer, >> what did I tell you 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. >> No, that's not cool. I want my phone here. I'm not fighting. >> I'm going to have heyday on you guys. >> I can't even fit in this car. >> Here, I'm going to put the seat belt on you so you don't >> I don't want to. >> You guys feel like stud. >> By the end of the encounter, the man faced charges for resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration, and disorderly conduct. What's your verdict? 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