side. >> Just like that. >> Ready? One, two, three. >> She said if I don't get a seat on this over booked flight, I'm going to blow this place up. >> Above like really go to jail. She needs to go to jail. >> She go to jail. >> How many drinks did you have? >> A few beers. >> Define a few beers. >> Few beers. >> Define a few beers. >> It's free. >> Okay. Flying can often be stressful with delayed flights, missing luggage, long lines, and other inconveniences. And while most of these are beyond anyone's control, some people think they can change things by throwing a tantrum. But when passengers take things too far, we get these crazy airport arrests caught on body cam. >> Hey sir, you got to go look forward. They're not going to let you fly today. >> Look forward or what? You guys want to go to each other? Don't part about America. America, dude. >> On December 4th, 2023 in Orlando, the cops were dispatched to the Spirit Airlines gate after travelers saw a man screaming at airline staff due to his name being misspelled on his boarding pass. Upon arrival, they encountered the man who was aggressive and erratic and seemed determined not to fly. >> My name is Michael with X. >> Okay, hang on. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. >> You put your hands on me. >> What's I just did. Do you see my hand on you? >> Yes. I passed CSA. My name's Michael X. >> Okay. You the one that's having problems? Yes. >> We're here to help you out. >> I want to go home. >> I'm over it, dude. I'm I've been I had to be home. I lost 2 $700 today. >> Look, my name is >> CHL. I'm over it. This don't want me to fly. >> Where are you? >> No, you're not on my side. I don't care about it. I'm American. My papers. They're They fraudge me cuz my name's up. Sir, a lot of families have a lot of families and kids. My family, >> sir, >> you know what? >> What' you say? Your family's here. >> God, >> I said there's a lot of families here. They don't need to do a little helping us. >> With the man's name spelled wrong on his boarding pass, his ticket wasn't valid. If he wanted to sort things out, he'd have to calm down and cooperate with police. But unfortunately, Michael had other ideas. >> You know what's pissing me off? You can look what you want, dude. I'll kick your Okay, I'll be >> You think so, >> dude? I knew jiu-jitsu for 18 years already. >> That's fine. >> All right. And I know box for seven years. >> Okay, stop. Uncench the fists before this was really terrible. >> Okay, we're trying to help you. You threatening me is not helping anything. you. Well, pissing me off. >> You just told me you're going to kick my >> I know I could. >> But but I'm saying >> we could leave the airport. I'll pay for that right now. >> I'm saying this stuff. >> I'll pay for your parent. >> I'm saying this my >> I want to go home. >> All right. Just talk to me. >> Yes. You're a woman. You understand? >> I came here at 8:37 p.m. >> Okay. >> They kicked me out >> in the morning. >> 8:27 p.m. >> 8:37 a.m. I came here in the morning. >> Okay. you stay right there. >> And they said, "You know what? Your name don't match your thing. How you pass your sick? >> I'm here already." >> They're like, "You can't fly home." >> He tried to explain his side of the story, but continued causing a disturbance while doing so. Everybody knows you can't yell like that in an airport, but somehow this guy didn't get the memo. I meant TSA the global the bombing and everything and and a lot of people be scared about all of our Americans understand if I don't came here with a bomb they will let me through right now >> I'm just going to be tough >> why cuz I passed through TA twice >> there certain words you can't say >> I passed CSA three times cuz Newark came here to Orlando I came twice through Orlando through TSA name up with an X my name's with a C >> with an I think I'm actually disordered cuz truth hurts >> because you're yelling and cursing and everybody's looking. >> Well, the truth hurts. I passed through TSA twice with a C and now X twice. >> So that's disordered. >> Cursing. >> Michael. >> Yes. Not with a with a C. >> With a C. >> Michael, look in here. >> With a C. >> Michael, >> look. Look, look at it. I passed through it twice already. >> With a C. I'm a C, not an X. >> Even though the man was being extremely disruptive, the cops wanted to resolve things peacefully. So they told Michael that they were more than happy to go to the booking desk with him to try and work things out. >> All right, this is the start of the problem. >> Okay, >> Michael was not spelled properly. How he got through TSA, I had no idea. He was on the he was on the other side. >> So I guess when he when he came boarding time, it was an issue with it. Okay, I can fix it. >> Right. Let me see. >> That's the only Let me call him because that's not what they told me when they >> No, no, no. He was again. >> Yeah, they told me only. >> Did you say refund? >> Yeah, they just refund. >> They call me for a safety and they told me just refund them. So I got to let him fly. He just got to refund. >> So he's going to have to find another another airline >> to find another airline to fly home. He was really upset and broke down into tears. The airline agreed to refund some of his money on the spot and he was told he'd have to pursue the rest through customer service. You're not flying spirit. >> Cuz you guys said I can't get to TSA twice. I went to TSA twice. >> Because Spirit's not going to allow you to fly. >> Why though? >> Because of your attitude and your actions at the game. >> But they told me I can't get through TSA twice when they up. I passed TSA twice when they up. >> Mhm. >> I don't I don't know what to tell you about that, buddy. I don't know how you made it through TSA with with that mistake. >> I'm at fault to now cuz TS cuz you guys said I I can't go to TS3 twice. Let up. >> I went twice. >> Look. >> Hey sir, you got to go look forward. They're not going to let you fly today. >> Look forward or what? You guys want to go [ __ ] >> Twice to chill the rock. This is the part about America. America. Dude, >> you want to be king? I don't want you to get a flight home. >> A flight home? I got to pay. I got to look for a flight now. >> Then book. >> That's what we're trying to help you with. >> I'm getting my money back. >> They don't respect your being. >> You give me a 50-50 chance. I made my other money back. >> That's all I can tell you. Sir, I'm not getting my money back 100%. >> I have no idea. >> You have no idea. >> I do not work for SP. >> I I I passed TSA twice. >> Okay. Well, >> my name brother doesn't. I passed my TSA name up twice and you don't want to give my money back. >> Understandably, the man was frustrated, but clearly he was dealing with things the wrong way. It wasn't up to the cops to refund his money. And if he didn't calm down soon, Michael's day was going to get a whole lot worse. >> My name is M I C H A E L, not M I X H A L. And now you're MAKING ME PAY ANOTHER FLIGHT BECAUSE MY NAME is up. >> You need to stop. >> What are you gonna do? >> You're acting disorder. >> You got TO LOCK ME UP. THEY LOCK ME UP. >> TURN AROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND. >> ALL RIGHT. THEY LOCK ME UP. LOCK ME UP FOR ME DISORDERLY. Lock me up cuz my name ising right. That's what you want. I'm acting disorderly. LOCK ME UP cuz I'm being orderly. That's it. Take me out. >> I'm American. I was born here in my father's circle. Army four years. I don't care about kids and my kids. Let them cry. >> There's a strong part of my everybody's talking about the want to do that in the jail. Okay. >> Keep your hands in your back or they belong. >> You've been here already, dude. Good luck. What do you want to do? >> So, listen. We got We got to search before we put you in the car. >> Search what you want, dude. >> Man, >> this guy turned an unfortunate circumstance into something much much worse. And sadly for him, he had nobody to blame but himself. What he went through would have frustrated anyone, but it didn't give him the right to berate the staff, threaten the cops, or cause a scene at the airport. >> All right. >> If you have kids, brother, >> watch your head. >> Let me put the uh the belt. >> All right. Um, can you just put that in the bag? >> Yeah. >> Uh, where you want to >> miss Liz? Mr. Mr. P. >> Nice. >> I'm locked up right. >> I don't want you to have any other problems. I know. All right, let's get down there. Let's get this taken care of. >> I thought what? I'm go to jail. I'm going locked up and I say I don't care. >> Okay. Michael was ordered to complete a pre-trial diversion program and in exchange his disorderly conduct charge was dropped. But if you thought this guy was behaving like a spoiled toddler, just wait till you get a load of our next suspect. On March 17th, 2025, back in Florida, the cops responded to an airport restaurant after getting reports of a customer causing a disturbance. When the officers arrived on scene, they were greeted by restaurant staff who quickly pointed out the troublemaker. >> What's going on? >> She's just not I don't know if she's she's on the phone. I don't know if she's had a bad phone call. Um she's screaming. She did have two ears. >> Okay. Hi. >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> Oh, I'm sorry. I was in the fight. >> Okay. Well, let's grab your bag. We're going to have to We're not going to be able to see you. Do you have your boarding pass with you? >> Can I see your boarding pass? And can I see Would I be able to see your driver's license? >> Yeah. You're just being a little too loud. >> You just can't be screaming. >> All right. >> The suspect, Teresa, was way beyond intoxicated. If she'd only had two drinks at the bar, then certainly she'd had a dozen drinks elsewhere. The cops tried to communicate with her, but due to her drunken state, it was easier said than done. >> So, here's here's what's going to happen. Okay, we have to get a hold of Delta Airlines. They're going to decide whether you're allowed to fly or not cuz obviously you obviously are intoxicated. Okay. >> I don't I don't get on the road. >> Okay. So, >> they're going to decide whether you can get on the plane or not. Okay. >> You just want to go home? >> Yeah. >> All right. If you want to walk out, we can walk out right now. Do you have someone that can come pick you up? >> Yeah, we can go right now. >> You want to do that? >> Okay. >> Don't forget your cell phone. So, you can call whoever you need to to come pick you up or you can get a taxi. >> Okay. >> I'm right here. What do you need? You can talk. >> Okay. [Music] Why don't we start walking? >> Teresa eventually got up and began heading out of the terminal. And the cops, of course, were following her closely. Before too long, Teresa had to take a break. And that's when she gave a hint as to the underlying cause of her drunkenness. >> So, this is what family drama causes. >> Trauma, trauma, trauma, trauma. >> You have a wheelchair. wheelchair. >> There's some back there. >> Go ahead. Just hold on one sec. We're going to get you a chair so you don't have to walk. >> Hold on, dude. I can tell you when you're >> We're just going to We're just going to head out of the concourse. >> Okay. >> Here, Teresa. I got a chair for you. VIP service. So you can you can just sit down and we can take you right out. >> That way you don't even have to walk. >> That way you don't have to walk. >> And I'll hold your back for you. Okay. >> Here. Go ahead and have a seat on here. >> We can get you down to a cab so you can get a ride home. He was just breathing cuz he got the chair up. >> Thank you. I don't know why you're getting upset at me. I'm pushing you. You >> can't do her. You want to? >> Yeah, I'm listening to you. We're having a conversation. >> Watch out. >> Don't be jumping out of the wheelchair while we're moving. I don't want you to fall off. Okay. >> Teresa was making no sense at all, but it really didn't matter. Thankfully, she'd agreed not to fly and leave the airport. In the state she was in, if she tried to board a plane, there could have been a terrible outcome. >> So, when we get up here, there's going to be some taxis. >> No. >> Watch out. Don't fall. >> You're gonna leave me. >> No, I'm gonna make sure you get in the car and they're gonna >> forever. >> Uh, not forever. I'll probably see you again sometime. >> Really? You don't give a about what I just said you? >> I do. >> As a human being, you're going to let me like just go. >> I'm going to have you get in a taxi so you can get a ride home so you can be somewhere safe. >> You going to let me go? >> I'm going to let you go home. Considering how belligerent she was, the cops were being more than courteous. They wheeled the woman up to the taxi line and they were ready to wait with her to ensure she got home safely. But unfortunately, Teresa took a different approach. >> She's a little intoxic. Okay, do not grab me like that. Do not do that. >> Stop. >> Do not do that. >> You're going to let me go. >> You understand me? >> You're going to let me go. >> Let go of my hand. >> Do you know how to go? >> Okay. >> You're going to let me go like that. >> Do not grab me again. Do you understand? >> I'm done talking about that. >> We're probably just going to do a marchman act. Someone's going to need to get a car. >> Stand up, Teresa. Stand up, please. >> We're done playing games. >> So, Teresa, since you're too intoxicated to care for yourself, there's no one that stays with you. You're going to be placed under a marchman act. You're going to get taken to the hospital. So you can sober up. Do you understand? >> Instead of going back to her house due to Teresa's behavior, she was headed to the hospital. If she was that uncooperative with the officers, then they certainly couldn't hand her off to an unsuspecting taxi driver. >> I'M GOING TO SAVE MY SEAT. >> MY FREEDOM. WAIT, LAUGH. What are you GOING TO DO ABOUT IT? >> I'M JUST GOING TO GO. >> WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? I DON'T KNOW. Love is my power. Love is my power. I don't know you. I don't know anyone. Love is my power. YOU DON'T KNOW ME. I KNOW ME. I KNOW ME. If you thought she was acting like a child now, just wait till you see what she did next. And just to think, all she had to do was calm down and cooperate. And if she'd done so, she could have been in a taxi on the way home. >> STOP HURTING ME. STOP HURTING ME. >> She's just marching. So she's marching. Do you want to sit up? >> The taxi BOOTH power [Music] just like that. >> Ready? One, two, three. Use your legs. Stand up. Nice. >> We're going to walk right over here. I got a nice cup of tea for you. >> Teresa was escorted to a nearby squad car and they searched the woman before they put her in the back. Still though, getting her in the back of the squad car was easier said than done because cooperating and going to the hospital was the last thing Teresa wanted. >> Can you let me go? >> Yep. Get your leg and you got to sit up. >> Returning. >> Teresa, you got to stand up to get your bottom seat. Teresa, >> we need to check out. >> There you go. >> Come on, Teresa. You got to stand up for us. All right. >> Come on. >> All I've been trying to do is just help you. I've been trying to help. >> You were fine. You were fine ALL THE WAY. I'VE BEEN HAPPY ALL ALONG AND YOU DON'T WANT to do >> you want to like play whatever you think you want to hurt. >> There we go. There we go. Safe now. >> God knows. GOD KNOWS. GOD KNOWS. >> GOD KNOWS WHAT YOU did to me. And God knows how you th >> Teresa continued shouting and making a scene from the back seat. And after what seemed like an eternity, the cops finally managed to get her secured in the back of the cruiser. But that still didn't mean she wanted to calm down. Teresa, if you don't calm down, you're going to jail. You're not going to the hospital. You're going to jail. If you don't stop, calm down. >> Okay. >> Here, I'm going to Here, here, here, here. Here. I I just We want to readjust it. I don't want anything bad happening to you. I promise you that. All right. I do. I swear. I promise to you. There you go. All right. All right. Get some air. >> Teresa faced multiple charges, including two counts of battery on law enforcement, disorderly intoxication, resisting without violence, and property damage exceeding $200. Later on, the property damage charge was dropped. As for the remaining charges, she first pled not guilty, but later changed her charge to no contest. The court sentenced Teresa to probation and she had to pay fines in court cost totaling $1367. On the 20th of August 2023, the cops were dispatched to Tampa International Airport after reports that a woman was making threats about the last thing you want to make threats about at an airport. >> Hello. >> So, this passenger, I'm not sure why she wants to speak with you, but she has every right. Um, we already let her know she was being denied boarding. Okay. >> Um, just due to the comments she made downstairs at check-in. Um, management was just made aware at 7:30, she's automatically denied boarding and being put on our notified list. Okay. >> She stated if she wasn't getting to see it on our oversaw flight, she was going to blow the place up. And that's not a threat. It's a promise. We can't have passengers saying that, especially when staff is just doing their job. Um, especially when there wasn't a supervisor even on. So, >> just so I can be sure, you know. Did you guys deny her boarding? Did she give her She's got a refund and everything. She's got the refund card. She has to take it up with Frontier because of the situation. It's up to Frontier's discretion. Um so we're not sure pending right now investigation. She's just unchecked from the flight and denied boarding for today, but possibly um she may be put on the no-fly list. >> Okay. >> The woman's behavior was so uncalled for that potentially they could place her on a no-fly list with Frontier Airlines. The staff member told the officer that the woman had everything she needed, including a refund, but she was still refusing to leave. >> Sure, you hold on to that for me. Just give me a minute. >> I I bombed like really >> and she was talking to another customer and I need to get on >> I need you to get off the phone, ma'am. >> Okay, here's the issue that we have here. They have denied you boarding for this flight. Okay, which means you don't have a valid boarding pass anymore, which means you cannot be here. She said they've issued you a refund card that you're going to have to take up with Frontier, but none of that is going to happen here. So, what we're going to do >> No, no, no. I will. Frontier, I'm done. >> That's fine. What we're going to do, though, is we're going to go get on the shuttle. We're going to go back to the landside terminal. All right. >> And if you would like to try to book passes with another airline and stuff, >> I would definitely do that. I would definitely do that. >> Did she say what they said? She said >> a bomb supposedly a bomb threat. And she's helping >> them over here. Let's walk over here. Let them talk. Don't Don't let them talk. >> She said, "If I don't get a seat on this over booked flight, I'm going to blow this place up." Go to jail. She needs to go to jail. >> She needs to go to jail. >> Yes, sir. >> Look at 790 1621 162. >> Babe, we'll get it first and you come. All right. >> Unfortunately for the suspect, even if she was willing to comply and leave, that option was already off the table. Making bomb threats at an airport is unacceptable. But before the cops could make an arrest, they had to get the facts straight. Just so we're clear, >> she was a Was she a standby passenger? >> No. >> Okay. She wasn't. Okay. So, did she come up here with an attitude? >> Yeah. She was mad because she had to pay already downstairs for that bag. >> Okay. >> So, she was already lit. She came up here twice. The first time she came complaining about the the bag she had to pay for. She asked to speak for a supervisor and I said, "Okay, my supervisor isn't up here, but at the end of the day, you have to pay for that carry-on bag. That's just the policy." So, she's like, "Okay, like I understand it's not you." So, she sat back down and then she came back up like, "Oh, wait. And I just realized I don't have a seat either." >> Naturally, the suspect had a different story for the officers. She claimed she was being kind and courteous, but the staff was being rude and disrespectful, which made her lose her temper. >> Ma'am, here's the thing. >> Certain things you can't say. >> I know. >> You can't say fire in a movie theater. >> Mhm. >> Can't say you're going to blow up. >> I didn't say, >> "Ma'am, they said if you don't get on a plane, you can blow this place up." That's what they're saying. I did not say that up there. I didn't say it if I don't get over cuz that's why I got my ticket. Like why would I say that up here? >> What was the conversation? >> It was downstairs and I'm like I'm like are you serious? $104 at the ticket. >> At the ticket I just said nothing at the counter. Nothing at all. >> And that's with the girl with the with the hair. She was down there and she was being hostile to me. She was >> What was that conversation? >> Because I was like $104? Are you serious? I'm like really? And then she was like getting hurt. >> What did you respond? >> I said I will I was like I didn't say I will blow up this place if I don't get on the plane because I'm checking my >> Well, that's the information. So what was it exactly that you said? >> I said I will I didn't say I blow up this place cuz I was upset. I'm like I will cuz if I'm downstairs, why would I say I will blow up the plane? >> The suspect here wasn't convincing anyone. When asked exactly what she'd said, she was stumbling over her words and trying to feain ignorance. In her mind, she was a victim and everyone was against her. >> And I'm pretty sure he on their side zone. >> What's that now? >> I said everyone is on their side. >> No, miss. This is how it works. Um, when you reprimand your child, >> you want to hear what the child says >> and then you got yourself. So, we got to listen. >> And she was being hostile to me. She's help. I'm like, why in our business when you should be attending to you have customers right there? >> Yeah. And and we weren't there for that part, but we still need >> And I did say Frontier is like soldier training cuz that's a it's a joke. Steve Harvey says this all the time. This is like spirit Frontier soldier. And I was like, this is sold. >> It seemed like the suspect just didn't know how serious it was to make a bomb threat at the airport. If she thought she'd get away with just a slap on the wrist, she was sorely mistaken. >> We have to notify the FBI about this. from the FBI. >> Thanks, Tony. >> So, >> okay. I appreciate you. >> Anytime you say anything though, that's directly. >> She was being hostile with me as well. >> You can't say stuff like that. >> Listen, service can be rude sometimes, >> but >> I can't feed back into it. >> I mean, you know, >> you can you can argue, man, with somebody. No, let me finish. >> You can argue like right now. I can argue with you. >> You can argue with me. All right? We It won't be productive unless we listen to each other. But if if you argue back with me and I argue back with you, at the point that we take it to a level that there's laws that address the the the extent that we're going, >> we can be breaking the law. Then if if you if you yell >> something that's not allowed by law >> in a movie theater or in an airport, >> then it's a big deal. The officer was right. You can't yell fire in a crowded theater and you can't threaten to bomb an airport. She had every right to disagree with the front desk, but if you make threats in public, it can easily trigger panic and chaos. Due to her terroristic threat, they'd have to notify the FBI. >> Figuratively speaking, if right now I started yelling fire, fire, fire, well, that's against the law. If if I start yelling, I'm going to I'm going to blow this place up. There's a bomb. There's a bomb. Well, that's against the law. There's a law for that. If you call me a no good, baldheaded, whatever. >> There's no law against that. >> I said so, so trained. So plain cuz that's what they call spiritual frontier. It's like >> literally it's ghetto. >> I don't know the cheapest. >> But ma'am, here's here's the thing. >> Bottom line. What they're saying, you said can't say over there. And we can't in this environment. >> We we can't look the other way. >> Okay. So that's why I double checked what was said, what's being reported, what was said. Okay? And and the and the statute just says all you got to do is threaten to do it. >> After explaining to the woman why you can't drop a bomb threat in a crowded airport, the officer gave her the bad news. And while she was upset, at least she was cooperative and didn't try to resist the inevitable. You're >> probably going to be arrested, but I just need you to stay as calm as you are right now, >> ma'am. It's one of those things. >> I care. I'm looking for a job. >> Listen to me. >> Okay. I'm not acting this way because I don't want you to see see me as uncaring. Okay? >> Do you hear what I'm saying? I'm just being bare bones with you. Bare bones. These are these are certain things you cannot do in this environment that cannot be overlooked. >> Now, it can be looked into later. They can go and they can do whatever they do, but that's that's federal. You want it to breast? >> Ma'am, I'm I'm not going to lie to you. >> I didn't do anything. I'm just heading first. You can sit down. >> Look at my record. I'm 51 years. I would never been in. >> Man, we're not Listen, we're not saying anything have to do with that. >> I'm Listen, I'm not. That's why I double triple checked. I asked over there. With the woman in tears, the cops did their best to comfort her before taking her to jail. Although she'd been going through some hard times, and the last thing she needed was a one-way ticket to jail, she'd have to understand that actions have consequences. You may >> just wanted said something that crossed the lines, but >> faster me like she was >> What's that? >> She was faster me like why would she be talking to me and she was like getting me bled up. Am I I'm on the show person and I'm over here and I don't know. >> But ma'am, you let me ask you something. >> If somebody makes me mad enough, should I be able to just say anything to them or in any environment that's not I I understand what you're saying. And listen to me. I I I don't want to keep I'm not trying to argue >> already. What I want you to do is if you want you probably it's normal to be upset right now but I don't I can't I think you also understand what we're saying. They charged the woman with threatening to discharge a destructive device in an airport and disorderly conduct. On June 13th, 2024, the cops were dispatched to Tampa Airport after a disturbance was reported by employees. When they arrived on scene, they quickly spotted this disorderly duo who were having trouble calming down. >> If you don't stop yelling, relaxation like a grown man, we can talk. >> I promise. >> I promise. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Bro, that's just what's Okay, >> the thing that's making me so upset. >> We doing this, bro. We didn't do at all, bro. We missed our first flight, bro. You feel me? Which which was at 7:00 because of them. >> We missed our second flight because of them, bro. Like, that is crazy, bro. They >> From the outset, the suspect placed blame on everyone but himself. They claimed they weren't responsible for causing a scene. However, as they were escorted from the main terminal, they continued screaming and shouting, creating a disturbance. >> We want supervisor. We want all that. >> Come on. Yeah. Yeah. Hurry up. >> What do we do, >> bro? If you keep asking the same question, bro, >> brother. Bro, stop asking them. >> But man, I'm I'm going to advise you right now. If you keep screaming and yelling, >> bro, you can't take me to I can do that. I can do that. >> Okay, look. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Okay, okay. >> Y'all right, but guess what? >> Y'all ain't going to take me to jail that way. >> I absolutely no dumb. >> We're not trying to We're not trying to give you the ticket. >> You're being calm, which is your man's not being calm. >> No, he being calm. >> He's not. He's only >> We can take you over to the counter. The cops here gave them ample opportunity to calm down. If they didn't want to go to jail, they'd have to take the officer's advice and relax. The cops told these two that they weren't responsible for sorting out their problems. However, the suspects just didn't seem to understand. >> You don't have to violate law for them tonight. >> I'm saying for you to walk with me and you have Are you going to Are you going to let me walk with you? >> Bro, that's real. >> Let's just be quiet. We going to get to this channel and we going to get our money back. If they say we violated, >> tell us why we violated. >> And that's what I'm trying to figure out. How did you violate? >> So listen, I I'll speak. >> Yes, sir. >> Tell us why. Tell us why. Something happened on the plane. I don't know. But listen, what happened? >> What happened? I'm trying to explain. Right. No. Right. What happened? What? What happened? >> What? >> I This is my problem. This is my answer. I don't care. >> The cop didn't care because it wasn't his problem. It wasn't his job to give refunds to passengers who were violating the terms of service in the airport. His job was to maintain order. >> So, what did we do wrong for you? >> Huh? >> Guys, let's walk this way. Come on. If >> anything, y'all breaking along too, right? Y'all screaming too, right? >> I am. >> Right. >> You yell and I yell. I yell. We out here. >> So, this is the operations manager, >> huh? >> He's going to He's going to talk to you real quick. >> Scream live. >> Huh? >> He's going to This is the operation. >> Okay. So, boss man, they took us off the plane because guess what? They said that we was calling the distraction. First of all, first things first, we were talking to each other. He never ded anybody. He never talked to anybody else but me. You know what I'm saying? And that's first thing first. Second thing, guess what? >> If everybody else was on the plane, >> how the hell was us? >> You get what I'm saying? >> I do, but you got to be quiet. >> You can't be yelling. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> No matter how many times they were warned, they just couldn't keep their emotions in check. As a result, the operations manager told the officers that he wanted them trespassed. And if they didn't leave the property now, they'd be placed under arrest. So any movement that you stop at this moment, we will place you in handcuffs and take you to >> orient. So what about my belongings though? What >> about my belongings? >> You can call Delta. >> No, no, no, no, no. I need to go DOWN TO DELTA AND talk to them about placed under. >> What's your name? >> Keep walking. It's on my chest. Keep walking. It's on my chest. >> What's your name? Officer, >> he didn't want to give me his name. He didn't want to give me his name. >> It's officer. I keep walking. >> Now wasn't the time for the suspect to take his phone out and start filming the officers. The cops were tired of playing their games. And by that point, they'd take any excuse to place the suspects in handcuffs. >> [ __ ] bro. That flaw, bro. Bro, that so flawed, bro. I DONE PAID THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS FOR THIS, BRO. And y'all just come on, bro. Dead look so real. Guess what? >> FACETIME, >> BRO. I WORK SO HARD FOR THIS, BRO. ON MY PHONE, BRO. MY BROTHER GOT A COMING OFF, BRO. Don't waste your money going to jail. Let's go. I ain't wasting. You would think that while they were flanked by officers who were threatening to arrest them if they so much as slowed down, the suspects would want to cooperate and get out of the airport as fast as possible. But they didn't take it seriously. >> This way over here. >> No, WE NOT TAKING NO. >> WE taking the Uber. I got Uber. >> You see me? Yeah. Why you pushing him? >> WHY YOU GOT TO touch him, bro? >> He He pushed me too. Stop the traffic. >> Wait. >> If you're willing to give me your ID, I'll definitely get >> YOU AIN'T GOT NO REASON to get my ID though. >> Shut up about the paper. Shut up about the paper. >> I do this. Then give me your ID. >> Exactly. So, keep walking. >> If you touch me one more time, I'm putting you down. >> You touch me one more time, I'm putting you ON THE GROUND. WALK OUTSIDE NOW. >> WITH both suspects refusing to cooperate, there was only one way this was going to end. As the cops repeatedly told them, all they had to do was shut their mouth and leave the property and they could go on home. But somehow it was too much for these two dummies to understand. >> You want to leave or what? >> I was going to leave. >> You going to leave? >> I've already given you. I'm moving. Me too. Me too. Hold on. Hold on. Me too. Me too. Hey babe. >> Hey babe. Hey. >> Hey babe. Call the Uber baby. Uber. I don't know how many times I can tell you to do the same thing. >> I swear to God, I don't have a car. I >> order. >> In classic moronic fashion, the suspects waited till they were both in handcuffs before they agreed to cooperate and call an Uber. But it was way too late and they'd had more than enough chances and there was no way of getting out of this mess they'd made. I called my girl to call the Uber. >> She called the Uber. >> I told her to call the Uber, bro. >> Y'all got me for no reason. Guess what? I can't comply with y'all, bro. I ain't never with you, bro. You >> Is there anything ELSE ON YOU? >> NO, BRO. BUT LOOK THOUGH, YOU'RE LYING, BRO. You lying, bro. >> You lying, bro. That dead ass rhym. You lying, bro. >> You said that. I was >> Who said that? Who said that? What's going on? >> Putting him in the same car. >> Yeah. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Before I go, watch my body. >> Uh, disorderly into talks and trespass after warning. >> The suspects here could kick and scream all they wanted, but there was no point. They'd miss their chance to go home, so the only place they were headed was to the jail house. After being searched, they were placed in a squad car and transported to the station. >> Where were you born? >> I was born in St. Pet. >> All right. How old are you? >> How old How old are you? I'm 25. >> Okay. Start acting like it. Watch your knees. Watch your knees. >> Watch your knees. >> I got I got to My son sent her daughter. >> Then you should have thought about him before being dumped. Dude, >> what did I do? >> I've already told you. You were intoxicated causing a public disturbance. Close your legs and please. I'm saying please. Please. >> Can you please can you please close your legs? He already told you. Just totally into trespass after warning. >> I'm saying look, I didn't I didn't I never I never got trespassed after. >> Yes. Remember the guy with the yellow vest vest that your buddy was saying you the entire time to? >> That's not me. >> Stop being dumb. It doesn't matter. >> That's not me. >> You weren't trying to leave the people. >> No, >> I won't. >> Close your legs. >> I won't. No. >> No. We're putting them in the car. >> Listen, bro. >> Move your legs. Move. >> Listen. >> Move your legs. >> Bro, listen. I'm trying. I'm trying to tell you your legs. >> What did I do, bro? I got kids. >> What's your knees? >> Yeah. Don't open that door cuz it's already like 13. >> The suspects could have checked into a hotel and then sorted out their issues the next day. It was a classic example of what happens when you don't listen to authorities and follow lawful orders. On June 17th, 2025, the cops were dispatched to an airport after reports of an unruly couple. >> So, I'm not doing anything wrong. >> You're being drunk, >> okay? and people are complaining about the way you're acting. So, when you're in a when you're in a place like this, a critical incident place, you have to act appropriately and not come in drunk, >> right? That's how things work here. >> Okay. >> All right. So, we're going to call the airlines. They're going to come over and ask you a few questions. >> If they don't want you to fly, you will not be flying tonight. >> Okay. >> There we go. The woman wasn't by herself. Her boyfriend was traveling with her. And let's just say he was just as drunk as she was. And between the two of them, they had no idea how to just shut up and listen. >> I'm acting up. >> I'm acting up. >> You calmed down. >> No, for real. I'M ACTING UP. HOW AM I ACTING UP? They made me act up. >> Wow. All they do is walk through. Thank you, dude. >> I'm gonna get my feelings hurt though. You said I'm gonna get my feelings hurt though. >> I'm gonna get my feelings hurt though. No, it's okay for my feelings. >> We're not going to get to flight back to Ohio, right? >> No, it's okay. It's cool. >> It's cool for my feelings. >> We're a threat to national security. >> I'm a threat to national security. >> People have all the power, man. >> Yeah, all the power. >> All the power. Look at all this stuff he's got on his chest. >> Taser me. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> He's got a lot of stuff on his chest. >> I don't give a dude. >> At least he's powerful, man. You got a lot of stuff on your chest. So, you're in charge. >> What is that? A camera? >> Yeah. >> Walkie talkie. Got a gun. He's got a gun. He can kill us at any moment if you wanted to. They were completely making fools of themselves. In fact, they were so intoxicated that they thought they were in the right, as if the cops were wrong for pointing out the fact that they were totally hammered and causing a scene in the airport. >> This is bull >> because people kind of blame me. >> They like they like everybody to be sheep. They like everyone to move the same thing, you know? Like they're like people like questioning their actual >> because they actually have personality and don't give a question if I was even in Iraq. >> What a piece of what a piece of ask if I was two. >> He took two tours on Iraq. >> While the man's service was admirable, it didn't mean he was above the law. By that point, the couple wasn't in serious trouble yet. If they just followed the officer's orders, there was a pretty good chance they could go home. >> I heard drunk. I'm sorry. >> And I personally don't respect any of you people. >> Shut up, Aaron. Shut up. Don't say that. >> I don't think you should have a job. >> Stop it. Stop. Stop. >> Ignore him. >> What do you do? Call people. You didn't stop 911, did you? >> You didn't. >> No, you didn't. You didn't stop 911, did you? You didn't. You didn't. >> Too much. >> Yeah. You didn't stop, did you? >> I was I was 19 years old and I went and fought over there and you didn't do about that, did you? >> Yeah. You should be ashamed of yourself. Honestly, you should really be ashamed of yourself cuz you didn't do that. You got >> But whatever. You got me though, don't you? >> He's calling somebody. >> Check me out, baby. The suspects thought they were pretty funny by bullying the cops, but they were only embarrassing themselves. For the moment, the cops were tolerating their rude and disruptive behavior, but if they kept things up, the cop's leniency might not extend that much further. >> What's in the fanny pack, dude? What's in the fanny pack? >> No, shut up. I >> You got sticker sparks in there or something. >> Shut up. >> Put your shoes on. >> Well, we getting arrested. Get your stuff >> and let's go. >> If I repeat myself, go in handcuffs and spend the night in the county jail. Put your shoes on and get out. You >> do that. >> Baby, baby, calm down. They're getting real serious with us. I don't understand why. >> Just calm down, please, baby. >> The couple still wasn't under arrest, and as a result, the cops instructed them to leave. While they initially complied, they soon decided that it might be a good idea to start antagonizing the cops again. >> Hey, hey, back off. Back off. >> I don't I don't want to. >> I'm going home. >> I'm going home. I'm going home. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. [Music] Roll over. Roll over. >> Sit up. Roll over. Run over. Sit up. >> What you did wrong? >> I was just trying to go home. >> Get up. >> Why? Come on. Come on. >> The cops gave this woman every opportunity to leave the airport on her own accord, but instead she chose to leave in handcuffs. It was completely unnecessary and downright dumb. >> Why? >> Why? Why? Why? Why? Why did I kill you? One thing you get underneath here. >> What did I do to you? I don't understand. What did I do? >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that. >> Still wheelchair. Anar wheelchair. [Music] Please let me up. I didn't do anything. I just need to go home. I want to go home. >> As walking her out of the airport was virtually impossible, the cops set her down in a wheelchair and wheeled the woman out like a spoiled toddler. If she wanted to go home so badly, perhaps she should have done so when she had the chance. >> Oh my god. >> Hey, relax yourself. Let me out of >> here. Relax. >> Turn face down. Face down. [ __ ] >> No. >> Keep your face down. >> Keep your face down. >> Keep your face down. >> She's Don't worry. Yes, you did. >> Backwards. Backwards. Let's go. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. She peed herself. >> Yeah, but you can tell. >> They charged the woman with trespassing, resisting arrest, disorderly intoxication, and battery on an officer. On the 3rd of July 2024, the cops had aboard an airplane after an American Airlines flight from Chicago to Manchester, New Hampshire was forced to make an emergency landing in Buffalo, New York. According to reports, a man had gotten so drunk that he exposed himself and urinated in the plains aisle. >> Hi, how are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Okay. >> What's going on today? Nothing really. >> No, nothing really. >> Getting off. >> You're getting off? >> Yeah. >> I got Let's do that. >> Thank you. >> Well, stand by all those police officers right there for me. >> Yeah. What's going on? We have no information. >> The curtain closed. I was eating. I heard like a stream of water. >> So, I'm thinking like, you know, something coming down. I hear her say, "Excuse me." Like really. >> Oh, wow. Okay. >> Everywhere. >> Yeah. Put him in handcuffs. >> He been drinking. >> Yeah, he was drunk at the airport. >> Okay. >> I gave him a drink, but I hadn't had a >> No, he was screaming on >> Not on the plane, though. >> No, not on the plane. >> In the in the >> They would have told me that I would haven't even started. >> No, no, no. I get I get that. Totally get that. >> Yes, I dig. I get the picture. >> The officer collected evidence and took testimony from witnesses. Afterward, the suspect was escorted off the tarmac and into a nearby cruiser. He was then taken to the station for further questioning. >> So, you started your flight in Oregon and you're flying to New Hampshire? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And you've had a couple What were you drinking? >> Uh, Jack Daniels and Coke. >> When did you start drinking? >> Uh, when I got on the plane, I had three. Exactly. >> Okay. Do you normally drink alcohol? >> Yes. >> All right. And what happened on the plane? I I I really could not tell you why this is going on right now. >> Do you have any recollection about what happened or why the plane had to land? I remember getting on the flight and there was a gentleman that was upset about he hit his head and then he was upset the whole flight and then that started that flight the like the night flight and then >> I got off and we land we we landed on there. >> Where did you where where did you lay over >> in Chicago? >> So you flew from Oregon to Chicago. >> Yes. >> And then you laid over. How long was your layover? It was about two. It was two hours and then carried over two more. >> Initially, the suspect's layover was scheduled for 2 hours, but it was delayed by two more hours. So, in total, he had four whole hours of solid drinking time before switching to Jack and Co. while flying where the incident occurred. >> So, you're flying from Chicago to your last leg to you're going right into New Hampshire. >> What airport do you know? >> Uh, Manchester. >> Okay. Yeah. >> What happened there on the on the plane? I I I I can I ain't making any commotion, I don't think. Um >> Okay. Did the flight staff come up to you at all? >> No. No. No one came to me. I I I didn't talk to anybody. >> Okay. >> The whole time. >> I I didn't talk to any flight staff or anything from me to you guys right now. >> Did they stop serving you alcohol at any point? >> No. >> Did they say anything to you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Nothing. >> All right. It was hard to tell whether the man was telling the truth or not, but based on his behavior and how drunk he was, it wouldn't be surprising if he blacked out and was suffering from memory loss. Either way, the officer showed him a photo to see if it might jog his memory. >> Well, I'm going to show you a picture. >> Do you recognize anyone in that picture? >> Yeah, me. >> Okay. What are you doing? Yeah. I don't >> Can you tell me what the picture shows? >> Yeah. Sound. >> Yeah. >> What are you doing? >> Yeah. I saw him. >> So, that's why we're sitting here cuz it looks like took your pants down and you had to go to the bathroom, but you weren't in there. I I I I I went I didn't go to the bathroom anywhere NYC or anything with that. So, I wasn't doing it. >> Although we couldn't see the picture on the phone, the man's face said at all. There was no doubt he was embarrassed. But that being said, what was done was done. And while he tried to excuse his behavior, he wasn't going to talk his way out of exposing himself and peeing in the aisle of a commercial airplane. >> I was not I went to the restroom and I was came back and that was it. I wasn't trying to >> So why did your pants come down? >> I was trying to get the last residue off. I I have a I have a bladder control problem. I'm going to tell you honestly that. Yeah. >> So that's my my issue, but I I wasn't trying to do anything wrongful with that. I understand the picture, but >> so there's other people on the plane, you know, that were sitting next to you in across from you. They saw that children, all that type of stuff. All right. So that's why the plane had to land. The air supports they had to restrain you. You became combative at some point. >> I I I'm not an aggressive person at all. >> You've been totally fine with us. We appreciate that very much. Okay. So that's why we're here. The man told the officers that he'd never been in trouble with the law before. He said he remembered pulling his pants down, but said he had no recollection of being restrained. Furthermore, he said he'd only had four drinks, which given the circumstances was hard to believe. >> What do you mean by flicking the bean? You trying to touch yourself? >> I was I have a leaking problem kind of. I'm embarrassed to say it, but >> No, don't be embarrassed. We We want to help you figure out what happened. Okay. >> Like I I have a leaking problem. I fl I I was trying to like flick it off like like just like >> Okay. >> And just came came down like I >> So you're walking out of the bathroom, you shut the door and then you turn and then what drew your attention back to your >> I was just trying it's probably it was dripping probably. I think maybe it was dripping and I just I didn't think I wasn't thinking about facing towards the public or anything. out. >> The cops questioned the man more about his alcohol consumption. And while there were some discrepancies in the number of drinks he'd had, at this point, it really didn't matter. Next up, the cops agreed to let the suspect make a call. >> Okay. >> I'm going to call my girlfriend. >> Okay. >> And now I'm getting detained right now by the detectives on the airplane. >> Hi. Um, so my name's uh Detective Dwey. I'm with the NFA Police here in Buffalo, New York. There was an incident on the aircraft during flight. Um, First off, he's he's had a lot to drink today. Um he's intoxicated. And during the flight, he um pulled down his shorts and urinated in the aisle of the aircraft. >> So, he exposed himself to a bunch of passengers. The plane had to be diverted during flight to Buffalo, New York because of this. He's currently at our police station at the Buffalo airport. Um he is in custody. He's going to be charged with exposure and urination on an aircraft. >> When he got home to his girlfriend, he was clearly going to have a lot of explaining to do, but she still had his back and even offered up some relevant background info trying to defend the man. >> I have his girlfriend, so I've lived with him for a couple years and he's done like he's woken up half asleep. like he's had some like Elvis like kind of like sleepwalking type things and he has like gotten like gotten half like halfway gone to the bathroom like that before. >> Okay. >> So, I just want to let you know >> Okay. >> Um that >> full-blown peed and stuff like that. >> No. Yeah. Right. So, he All right. Okay. What? When he did that, was there drinking involved in that incident? >> Yes, there was one time when we were in college. Um, we had like no money or whatever, been home and it happened like in the middle of the night when he was like half asleep. And I know when I dropped him off at the airport last night, we're from Oregon, so we're like he left at like midnight, he was already super tired. And so I don't know if he was like half asleep, had had some drinks and was like half asleep when that happened. >> Okay. Although it might have been true that he had a history of sleepwalking, it was pretty hard to prove and it wasn't going to be enough to keep him out of trouble. Before they formally charged him, one of the cops had a piece of advice for him. >> Neil, this is just me manto man talking. >> Yeah. >> Sounds like alcohol is the common factor in these episodes with you having accidents. >> I've never had a problem. This sounds like you were saying. Yeah. So maybe if you were to remove the alcohol, >> you wouldn't have problems. >> That's just an observation. >> No, I Yeah. You know what I mean? Not even anything you're saying. >> Yeah. And again, you you're you're you're a grown man. You're free to do whatever you want. I just >> I get what you're saying. I >> just just observation. >> No, I haven't disagree with you at all. >> It's just something to think about. >> We can only hope the suspect takes the officer's advice before boarding another aircraft. In the end, he was federally charged with indecent exposure. On the 15th of January 2025, a Southwest flight to Chicago was met with an unexpected delay after a pilot was removed from the cockpit. According to reports, just an hour before the flight, a crew member saw the pilot drunk at a bar. >> Good morning, sir. >> Morning. How are you? >> You doing okay? >> Yeah, fine. >> When was the last time you got a drink? >> Last night. How about how many hours ago? >> Uh like 10 hours ago at least. >> How many drinks did you have? >> A few beers. That's it. >> Define a few beers. >> Few beers. >> Define a few beers. >> It's free. >> Okay. Yeah. >> What' you drink? >> Light beer. No. >> No. Yeah. >> Anything else? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> Who are you with? >> My fo. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Would you be willing to provide uh feel soiety with me right now? >> No. >> Why not? >> There's no need. >> Although the pilot was in denial, the officer told the man that he could smell alcohol on his breath. However, the pilot denied it, saying the smell was coming from his nicotine pouches. It was an obvious lie, though, because nicotine doesn't smell like Miller Light. >> I can sense or I can have I have the smell of a an adult refuge coming off of you. I don't know if it's coming off the mouth or your skin. If it's coming off the pork, I get it. But, uh, we have to do our thing. So, you know, >> do I see him? >> Would you do field sobriety? >> Sure. >> Do you have a jacket or something? Because it's kind of cold outside. Although initially he refused to perform a field sobriety test, he eventually agreed, thinking it might be in his best interest. It was a good thing the passengers couldn't see it as it's not every day you see your pilot doing field sobriety tests right before your flight. So just pay attention to the tip of the spin. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. All right. So, this next test is called the one-legged stand. So, what you're going to do is whichever foot you prefer, whichever one you feel like you have a stronger balance with, you're just going to with your hands at your side, put your foot out in front of you like this, and you're going to hold it. Just count out loud. 1 1000 2 100 3 100 >> Okay, you can stop. >> Um, just do me a favor and just hang really quick. He was a men's back. I scared to go talk to them before. >> The cops agreed that while he did perform some tests well in others, he definitely showed signs of impairment. To get a better perspective, they spoke to the captain's first officer who'd been with him at the bar the night before. >> So, my name's Corporal Best. I'm supervisor now with the airport police department. Um, so did you guys know I had a few drinks last night? >> I I met him. We had a drink. Yeah. So my problem is is that right now say I'm talking to you coming off of you. I can smell a very strong odor alcohol beverage coming up from him. That's a huge issue regardless in general whether we were standing on the side of the road was right next to you but he's bigger issue because there's what probably doesn't matter. Yeah. >> But the issue is I can detect it and so obviously I don't know where you guys are based out of the hub is but with the FSD that I just put him through he did exhibit sign of impairment on top of the auto officers as well. So I am going to make phone call to my supervisor but there's a very strong possibility or very strong probability that he is going to be taking the show operated aircraft intoxicated. So if you need to start making some calls start >> as the cops had made their minds up there was only one thing left to do. However, just because he failed the field sobriety test, it didn't immediately mean that he was drunk. He still had the option to provide them a blood sample to try and prove he was innocent. >> So, my issue is is I'm trained in standardized field sobriety and you've exhibited strong signs and even after speaking with your first pilot, >> like the issue is would you agree to a blood draw to test your blood alcohol content? >> Okay. Well, the issue is is when you agreed to the field sobriety, you exhibited the symptoms and if you're refusing to a blood draw, it's that's DUI less safe for the willful intention to operate commercial aircraft. >> Seriously? >> Yes, sir. >> How did I feel? I did everything. >> The signs that you exhibited during those three tests, I'm able to articulate based off those and the odor coming off of your person. It's very consistent with DUI. >> Okay. >> Well, yeah. So, what do you want me to do? >> For the pilot, it must have been really hard news to handle. As far as this behavior goes, there's absolutely zero tolerance. If he got a DUI, they could revoke his license and he might never fly a commercial aircraft again. And just like that, the cops got ready to take the captain to jail. Just standing face away from me. Oh, before you set up your hand for me, palms up. [Music] >> Southwest Airlines wanted to do their own investigation to confirm if the man was really drunk. As a result, the officer called his lieutenant, who then contacted higherups at Southwest so they could start their investigation. >> Hi, here I'm here with officer uh Best and they have him currently uh detained in the back of a in the back of his car. Um I was trying to explain that we are to be released to us, but I just want to make sure that they hear that that's what's supposed to happen. >> Yes. when we have um normally when we have um reports from TSA as well, we do get involved because the FAA and the DOT have um regulations that we also have to follow. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, um if he we have to also conduct an observation because that will determine his employment with us. The Southwest Airlines pilot, David Oup, was relieved from duty while law enforcement and Southwest Airlines conduct separate investigations. Like every suspect, he's considered innocent until proven guilty. Airports are meant to connect us to new places and experiences, but they're often the setting for disruptive and dangerous behavior. These incidents are all reminders that cops face serious challenges keeping travelers safe. Thanks for watching and we'll see you next time.