What? What's going on? >> Where's my stuff? >> Watch your hand. >> No, I'm telling >> Turn around. >> No, 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 have to spend the night in Chicago. On November 21st, 2024, a woman, stressed and possibly a little intoxicated, turned the airport into her personal stage, screaming about missing luggage while accusing Spirit Airlines employees of theft. By the time deputies arrived, the scene looked less like lost baggage and more like a chaotic courtroom cross-examination with everyone struggling to separate luggage logistics from full-blown theatrics from the junk. >> What? What's going on? >> Where's my stuff? No, no, no. You haven't told me anything. What are you missing? >> But did they tell you stuff? >> They told me you're missing your suitcase. >> My suitcase and my backpack. >> Okay. Do you remember where you where you left it? >> Hi. Hold on. >> Come on. Let's walk out of here. >> No. Some lady in a outfit as same as them, a skirt outfit, which is the plan that I'm 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? >> I already went into the bathroom. I didn't find it. >> I'm calm. But how would you feel? >> Keep your finger down. Let me talk. Don't put your finger into your finger. >> My My finger is not an insult. Where is my stuff that disappeared? >> Hold on, man. Relax. What's going on? >> Okay. She's not going to be >> She can't tell you nothing. >> She's missing her carryon. >> Exactly. and a backpack. >> She's saying that a Spirit Airline thing followed her in the bathroom, but there's 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 expecting to tell you? >> She left. Listen to me. She left in a Spirit Airline outfit. You see what the rest of them are wearing? She left in the rest of that. Where is my stuff? >> All right, ma'am. Just cuz I'm Wait, cuz I'm on I have you on my wrist. What do you What do you want? >> Get on a flight in a couple hours. Where's my stuff? >> You need to calm down. We're trying to help you. All right. >> Okay. Are you? >> Yeah. You yelling and screaming. That's not going to help. So, what you need to do is calm down and >> Do you promise me you'll help me find my stuff? >> Yeah, that's what we're here for. Promise you. >> I don't need all that. Just sit down. I don't have time. >> No problem. >> Ma'am, listen. If you keep, you're going to go to jail. All right. I'm telling you that way. Calm yourself for my missing stuff. >> Yeah, you need to calm yourself down. That's all I can tell you. Calm yourself down. >> Find my stuff. >> Do you know where you're going? >> Let me see your ID. >> Is this your bag right there? >> Look, there you are 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 pause. >> Where you find it? >> She's not close to door. 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 in that bathroom. >> Let me get there. >> I wasn't in the bathroom. >> Chaos was in full swing. She treated the cops like villains instead of doing the grown-up thing. Tantrums, check. Screaming at staff, claiming they stole her stuff. Double check. News flash. Throwing shade doesn't erase reality. It just paints you as the bigger mess. She looked less like a victim and more like the main character in her own meltdown. >> Let's go. Can you guys just confirm that? >> Is this your stuff? >> I'm not sure. >> Yes, it's my stuff. But my stuff was in my stuff was in that bag. >> What's your name? Let me Let me see. >> No, she's not going to stop. >> You need to calm down. I'm telling you that right now. We trying to help you pushing the not you need to calm yourself down. That's all I can tell you. >> I don't care about being calm. When you when you when your way to the job then you'll see >> I just need to see that's fine. >> I'll see it without your knowledge. >> Is this your bag? >> She's giving an idea. >> Is this your bag? >> Is there a name on there? >> What's your badge number? >> I don't know. >> What's your badge number? >> Oh, it's okay. I know who you are. >> And I know who you are. Cast that was on there. >> Cuz where my [ __ ] go, >> ma'am? Are this your bag? Where did my stuff go? >> How did she find my stuff after it was not miss? >> Listen, >> you happy to have you been drinking cuz you seem to be intoxicated. You need to calm down. All right. You left your stuff somewhere. >> It's okay. Hold on. Don't worry about it. >> All right. Grab your stuff cuz we're leaving. >> Grab your stuff cuz we're leaving. >> Ma'am, >> don't worry about it. >> Grab your Come on. Let's go. >> Grab your things. >> Grab your stuff. Let's go. >> Don't worry about it. >> Where's Gator? What? >> Where? >> Get me, please. Let's go. Get me. >> Three. >> All right. What we doing? >> You're not going to get me. You're going out cuz you're not flying today. >> Why? >> Cuz you're not. Cuz you're intoxicated. >> How can we schedule your flight? >> So my stuff went missing. Oh, >> you're going to go out and schedule your flight. >> No. Listen. >> Where Where was my stuff? >> Where over there? >> Where did you find it? Did I get it? I went to the bathroom. >> What was it? By gate three. >> Because I went to the bathroom to the restroom with the bag. She left it over there. >> By three. >> No, she left it right there by >> Listen and I don't care where they found it. Let's go. Hey, ma'am. >> Come on. Grab your stuff. >> Get your bags. >> Come on. Get your bags. Let's go. Let's go up front. We'll help you. We schedule a flight. Come on. Grab your stuff. >> I need >> Get your bag so you can walk. >> Yeah. Grab the suitcase or grab for >> Let's go to the >> No, we're missing. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'll be suing today. >> I'll be suing cuz I miss my fun. So, I'll be suing today. >> Yeah. You could live with spirit. >> Shut up. Be nice to who? >> The mother that took my [ __ ] >> Oh, hell no. >> Because I will. >> His boy hated ass. >> Her energy screamed high alert or maybe high on something. She kept looping, asking for the cop's badge number like it unlocked some secret mission, trying to act like she was plotting a takedown. But really, that paranoia just spotlighted how fried her brain was. Her logic was all over the place and everyone could see it. >> Okay, we can make it a situation. >> Y'all must not know who my mama is and her this this go her. Okay, let's go. family. Your job. Your job. Your job. >> So, my stuff went missing and he was excited at >> Where are we going? >> Hold on a second. She's going to try to help you with bookings. >> Sorry. Oh. No, no. They trying to get you. We booked for another flight. >> I don't care. >> You let my stuff go missing and when I tried to make a >> I wasn't even there. >> Pause. When I tried to complain about my stuff going missing, you ignored it. >> I decided to find my stuff and tell me, "Oh, yeah. There's nothing we can do about it." When my stuff went missing. >> My stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. >> I don't know. >> All right, listen. >> Okay, just shut up. >> I want to super. >> So, where were you flying to? So when I'm getting out, she she looks like she intoxicated. So she whatever she left our luggage. >> Yeah. Which I think she must have she must have left it wherever. She went to the bathroom when she was accusing a spirit airline of stealing and stuff. >> Which one? The two ladies that were that was at the gate. >> No, she said she was gone. >> She the lady was gone. >> When I got to see what the next available flight is. It's probably going to be tomorrow. >> Tomorrow. Oh my god. You [ __ ] You [ __ ] >> I hope he's canceling it. >> They are rebooking my flight till 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. >> Yeah, that was the name of that. >> I have to spend the night in Chicago. >> Hey, >> I didn't fly out of here. Why don't you I'm not talking to you. >> Her attitude took a nose dive. The second staff rebooked her flight, she lost it, whining about disrespect. Instead of a simple thank you, she turned it into a full-on drama fest, picking fights left and right. She tried to play victim instead of owning up. But the more she yapped, the deeper she buried herself booze and pure rage had her untouchable in her own mind. >> I >> listen >> did not pause. Listen, you going to calm down or do am I going to have to ask I'm ask you a question. >> Are you going to calm down? Let him help you or am I >> He just told me how he was going to help me. >> He told me he was going to fly me out tomorrow. I didn't fly from here. >> Listen, I don't work for the airlines, so I I don't have no say in that. That's something you're going to have to do. >> Stupid [ __ ] Oh, you stupid [ __ ] >> Are you changing it or are you refunding it? Um, >> you mean to tell me I have to spend the night in a town? >> I don't I don't work for the airlines. So, >> Okay. So, get out of my face if you don't work for the airline. >> So, the next available one I can put her on is 7:00 a.m. >> If she can collect herself and deliver it for that flight, I I don't mind doing that. >> You going to calm yourself down or leave them? So, >> what we doing? >> Don't worry about it. >> Okay. Grab this up. Let's go. Please ain't scaring nobody. >> Let me talk to him. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Florida. >> All right. Listen. He's going to try next. >> So, the next flight to Chicago is at 7:00 a.m. >> 7 a.m. tomorrow. off. >> No, >> no, no. >> Take your jacket off. >> You see, you just it up. >> Drop your phone. Drop the phone. >> Just so you know, this deputy Casillo, she's under arrest. She tried to plow right through one of the officers. So, she's probably going to get charged with battery on the police. >> Stop resisting. Relax. >> Got it. >> Make me. >> Make me. >> Give me my [ __ ] >> Right. Cuz y'all stole my [ __ ] >> Keep walking. >> Stop. Stop. No, no. My arm. My arm. >> Rel my arm. >> Hey, let her down. Come down here. >> Stay right there. >> Stand right here. Relax down. >> You're not being mean to you. [Applause] She ignored cops like they were background noise. Yelling, cursing, shoving, turning the scene into total chaos, thinking she was untouchable while playing victim. That's not clever. That's straight clown energy. Rules don't care about your attitude, and neither do the cuffs waiting for you. >> Hey, >> she's kicking me. >> Stop. All right, let me go up my shot. >> Don't worry about it. Hurry up and do your thing. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. >> You trying to kick me? You're not too hurt, are you? >> I'm calling my police. >> Tell them how bad your attitude is. >> All right. All right. She's going to pop you down. Stop kicking. >> I can't breathe. >> Yes, you can. >> I can't breathe. >> Yes, you can. >> You want to stop kicking? >> She >> stop kicking people. Be nice. Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. >> What we got? >> Yeah, she still got jewelry on, but she got [Music] >> Let me start the vehicle. Hold on. So, >> the lady that originally I asked her when I came from the bar that's right next to my terminal, I asked her to walk me to the bathroom. She had a spirit airline uniform. I asked her to walk me to the bathroom. She hid me. Okay? Please just listen to me. I have never been in trouble and I'm sorry for kicking you. But my stuff was missing. >> You didn't get in trouble for kicking me. You got in trouble for pushing him out of the way. >> Okay. >> Take him over here. Okay. I'll stay inside. Listen to me. What? Were you drinking something today or >> she had a few drinks? >> Oh, you had a few drinks. >> My Listen, if you grab my phone, you will see my flight had a layover. My flight was delayed. I landed at like 12 something. My flight Can you please stop shouting that in my face? I cannot even see. My flight was supposed to take off at like 410. >> Okay. And it got delayed to like 5:30. And some guy some guy that was sitting next to me at the airport, he was buying me drinks. And you can ask the bartender. >> How old are you? >> I'm 23. >> You can you can grab my ID. I'm legalized to drink. I'm legalized to fly. >> When those cuffs clicked, she lost it like the apocalypse hit. Silence fell everywhere else. But her drama, max volume. Screaming isn't a time machine. It doesn't undo what's done. Her non-stop disrespect sealed her fate. Dreaming of a medal. Cute. The only trophy in play was a cold, locked up jail cell waiting at the end. >> I have never been in trouble, but my stuff went missing. >> Yeah, but then you found your stuff. >> Listen. >> And And you know where your stuff was? At the gate you were sitting. Cuz you were not flying out of G5. You were >> I was flying at a G3. >> At a G3. And that's where they found your thing cuz you left it there. >> Listen. Please just listen to me. My stuff was not at G3. >> That's where they found it. >> And I know that's where they found it, but the lady that was walking me to the bathroom, the lady with the African accent, she was not from G3. She had a Spirit Airline uniform. She had the Spirit Airline logo right above her, right? Like right here. I can't point to it. Okay, but you know that's not why you're in trouble. You're in trouble because you were causing a disturbance and because you plowed right through him and [ __ ] you hit him. >> I did not mean to plow right through you. But you were sitting there talking to me as if I was not worth anything. I was sitting there trying to tell you that some lady with an African accent. This happened by the by the counter when you were standing up and the and the spirit supervisor was telling you me too deep. >> I think we're done. Please listen to me. Jordan, I'm going to be the one taking you over and transporting. Okay. I'm going to do what I can to help you. You got to help me out as well. Okay. >> Okay. >> You going to cooperate with me so we can work things out? >> I'll do my best. Okay. I'm going to bring my car over and we'll switch out real quick. >> Please. So, please >> and I will hear you out. I'm going to close the door for a second. I'm going to get my car and then I'm going to hear you out. Okay. >> All right. >> Ready, Jordan? Can you help? >> Am I supposed to get out the car with these shits on? >> Yeah, there's nobody here, so at least it's not going to be taking away. >> Where am I supposed to be going? >> We're going to go this way. >> Down here. Hold on. >> Right here. You ever been arrested before? >> Yes. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Once it like this once. >> Barely. >> Like what? >> And you're telling me I belong with these people? >> You don't. That's why we want to get you out of here. Okay. >> How you going to get me out of here? I have to me. You're >> going to cooperate and then we'll get you out of here as fast as possible. >> Cooper what? >> The jail guys. Okay. What the process? >> It look like they voted for Trump. What the you want me to do? >> I told Jordan, can you get the paperwork turned in? That man was talking to go. >> I know. That's why you don't belong here. Okay. >> I don't belong here with >> I believe you. >> No, I'll sign whatever you want me to sign. I'll pay whatever you want me to pay. Get me the out of here. >> You're going to be protected. You're not going to be with the guy. Okay. >> All right. Turn around. >> Hell. I just split these people. What do you think I'm going to do? >> The wild part. Even at the finish line, she refused to admit a thing. Spinning a tale about some African lady stealing her bag. Zero evidence, all nonsense. Her denial was loud, but the consequences were louder. Making up stories doesn't dodge punishment. It just broadcasts how off the rails she really was. >> Run away. >> I hope not. >> Jesus. Yeah, cuz I definitely want to run away from you guys. A >> Yeah, it's not it's not there anymore. Now you can fix your hair. You go to put you in handcuffs. I don't want you to tell me it's not that bad. >> No, I'm saying it's not in your hair. Your hair fix your hair now. Step back a little bit to the gate so you're not near him. We're going to get you some slides. I got some slides. >> I don't give a damn about no goddamn slides that number. >> I will. Let me get you some slides. >> Chilly. >> Ew. Are those prison slides? You expect me to wear prison slides? You've >> worn these before? >> We're not that. >> What do you think this is? Orange is the new black. >> Orange is the new black. What does that mean? Were they orange when you wore them the first time? >> No, it's a TV show. >> Oh, I don't watch. >> Oh my god. You watch that stuff. >> You need to get a life. >> You watch that stuff, Jordan. Come on. >> Yeah, because I don't spend time in prison, so I'd like to learn about prison through TV shows. >> Let me see this. >> No, >> this is your property. We're going to sign here for you. >> Oh, and I'm going to read it. >> What are you texting? >> One of the deputies that's going to be inventorying >> the deputy arresting me. >> No, he's >> Tell him he can go suck a fat. >> Don't say it. We're still on camera. You don't want to be doing any of that. Tell me suck a bad dick. >> Are you First of all, y'all have me your prison shoes. Does it look like I wear prison shoes? >> Other than being >> Wait, pause. Do me a favor. Look at me. Look at me. Turn this way. >> I don't wear prison shoes. Somebody come save me. >> Are you going to sign in or not? >> Right here. >> When will I be free from here? >> Look at here. That's another one. Right. >> Why is this pin so heavy? What is this? >> It's heavy. I know. Fine. >> When will I be freed from here? >> As soon as you just start cooperating, stop yelling so much and they can just catch going, right? >> You're yelling a lot. You don't want to be here with them so much. >> Okay. But can I ask you a question first? >> Fine. Fine. Fine. Where? Where? Where? >> Say that. Not you. Expect me to sign like this? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> He's gone. >> See, he's even concerned about me. You're yelling a lot. Jordan has sent to the gate for me. >> By the end, she was cuffed, in custody, and finally facing the fallout of her own chaos. What started as a luggage gripe morphed into a full-blown security incident with physical contact thrown in for drama. The whole scene screamed how alcohol, panic, and pure frustration can turn a small issue into a big arrest. proof that losing your cool has way more consequences than a lost bag. The woman was charged with resisting arrest, battery on a police officer, and disorderly conduct. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on any one and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. 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