Relax. I'm not yelling at you. You need to relax. Stop talking to me. I'm not yelling at you. I'm cool. Y'all yelling at me. Relax. Stop talking. Relax. No, bro. You relax. >> Stop talking to me. My life. Stop talking. Relax. >> I'm cool. >> Relax. Stop coming up at me. Guarding me. I'm cool. >> Relax. >> Absolutely. Absolutely. You want to go for a ride? I got a ride for you. >> Absolutely. On August 17th, 2023, Tampa Airport police responded to a disturbance caused by a woman who seemed determined to turn a missed flight into a full-blown drama. From repeated warnings to dramatic collapses and endless arguments, the incident tested patience, protocol, and the very idea of personal composure. This footage captures just how chaotic airport encounters can get. This thing kept me off dumb ass crazy irritated like this [ __ ] is irritated as I'm not. >> Okay. >> Don't say [ __ ] to me. Get the face. >> Really? >> You're going to go that way. Is that how this is going to go? You're going to need this in jail, man. >> You're going to need this in jail, man. >> You're going to need this in jail. You need to relax. You need to relax. Stop talking to me. I'm not yelling at you. I'm blow your voice. You're not yelling at me. Relax, bro. Relax. No, bro. You relax. Stop talking to me. My life. Stop talking. Relax. I'm cool. Relax. Coming up at me, guarding me. I'm cool. >> Relax. Is this your [ __ ] trying to make it like this? Relax. This is mine. Relax. Relax. >> I'm cool. The >> Exactly. Relax. >> Relax. >> Then you need to leave then, ma'am. >> You hear me? >> You hear me? >> Relax. >> Then you need to leave, man. >> Go, >> ma'am. Got to go. >> Get off my play. Play this game. Absolutely. Absolutely. You want to go for a ride? I got a ride for you. >> Absolutely. >> We're going to take care of you. >> Three hots in a cot. You got it. >> Hey, my life. Hey. [Music] >> Too late. >> Not anymore. It's too late. >> We trying to make it. >> Exactly. They ass over sauce in this [ __ ] >> Too late. Too late. >> I'm not from Tampa. This [ __ ] is not too late, >> bro. You disrespectful. >> I am not disrespectful. You just don't listen. Sandell. >> Sandell. >> But that's not disrespectful. >> Absolutely. >> Make our play. I'm sorry. You miss. >> I'm sorry. Huh? This my sisters. I'm sorry. >> Right. We trying to make it to Chicago. I'm sorry. My bad. My bad. I'm sorry, y'all. We just emotionally frustrated. We just trying to make our flight and we missed it. Like we been here all day, y'all. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. We just emotional. Like we from Chicago. We not from here. >> We trying to make it home. We've been here since 8:00 in the morning. I'm not trying to scream at you. I'm sorry, >> but we Yes. I'm sorry. We been here since 8:00 in the morning. We just trying to make it the [ __ ] You just don't listen. Sand Del, >> don't spell it long. >> Let's go. >> But that's not disrespectful. >> Absolutely not. Not the way you're treating me. Absolutely not. >> Acting like a [ __ ] >> The scene opened with chaos tornado. Phone glued to her ear, yelling like the airport owed her a private jet. Cops shadowed her every move, telling her to chill. Good luck with that. Cuffs clicked, threats bounced back and forth, and she flailed like a caffeinated octopus. Then her sister burst in, tearful and frantic, spilling a sob story of missed flights and long waits, trying to rest reason from the storm in front of her. >> Okay. >> Well, I feel like I'm going to pass out. If I pass out on the count of y'all, this death [ __ ] is going on y'all already >> here. Let's go over here. >> Just sit right there. Just sit right there. >> What's wrong? >> I'm hurting my arms to your side. >> Let me go. That's what I'm telling you. >> Damn. Let me video. >> Bro, my heart is about to pop out of [ __ ] place. What? Cuz you're overly aggressing me. That's why I'm telling you to yourself. >> No, I'm not. I'm calm. >> No, relax. >> Relax, man. >> Bro, stay hurt, bro. Twice to leave. Look at >> No, I'm not. Y'all are grabbing my arms. That's what I'm telling you. Can you let my arms go? What? I'm going to touch your arm right like an adult. >> Yeah. Stand up. >> Oh yeah. >> Wow. >> We'll just let you be a baker. How's that? >> Oh, this [ __ ] hurt. >> Just relax. >> Oh, this [ __ ] Can you un loosen it some? >> I'll fix it. Get up. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Ouch. >> Oh, you're such a drama queen. Drama queen. >> Ouch. This [ __ ] hurts. >> You don't have to grab my legs. I can walk. >> Apparently. >> No, you can't. >> Here we go. >> Here. Sit in the chair. >> Sit in the chair. >> You're hurting me. >> Just relax, >> bro. Can y'all please put my arms? >> You're hurting me. >> Bro, can y'all please put my arms in the front? This [ __ ] hurts. >> Not going to happen. >> Oh my god. Y'all are hurting me. >> You're doing it to yourself, >> bro. I'm >> You were walking fine and you dropped to the floor >> cuz it hurts. I'm >> ma'am. Stand up. Come on. >> There you go. There you go. >> Perfect. >> Y'all, I'm going to throw up. >> Throw up. >> Can you please? Okay, I'm calm. Can you please just loosen this a little bit? >> Chaos tornado gave a masterclass in resisting, flailing, sobbing, screaming that her arm was about to pop out of place every time an officer touched her. Cops muttered the obvious, "Drama queen." While she refused to walk, refused logic, refused everything. The wheelchair arrived, shuttling her to the car while cops, traumatized but alive, silently questioned every life choice that brought them here. >> Yeah, she's got to get >> 10:15. >> Yep. For the morning. I told her twice. So, I'm safe. screaming yelled, "You got to go. You got to go. You got to go." You got to go. And now she want to act like a fool. When I told her, "Dang, she always do this." And I told her, "Let's leave at 8:30." I told her, "Let's leave at 8:30 cuz we was 10 minutes away. We went at 8:40. I can't I don't have Uber. I don't have Uber on my phone. I'm depending on everything." And she acting like a Orient road. >> That's too much. I can't get out of jail. I'm too many. Like Orient. [Applause] Nobody. But listen, she >> I'm not leaving. But listen to her. I need her ID. >> We need her ID out of the way real quick. That's what I thought. >> She has I'm sober. That's what I'm telling you. It's not me. I diss over. That's why I told her let's leave at 8:30 because we don't know Tampa airports. Mom, I told her that she get to Tampa and she's still acting slow. Like I'm just trying to get I'm not trying to go I'm not trying to go through this mom for this flight. Now we got to wait 10 hours for the next flight. >> How do I get her out? That's all I'm trying to >> Well, they got to give her bail and all that kind of stuff at the jail before you can even think about doing that. So, >> it's going to be like a couple hours, >> like 5:00 a.m. >> It probably won't be that long. I don't know if she'll get bail tonight, though. >> Probably in the morning before she goes. >> No, she don't have no control. And she acts dumb like this. Maya, >> she act here's a question. Do you >> want to get back home? Yes. >> Are you going to get a hotel for the night and go and wait on her? I'm trying to get I don't have >> Okay, so listen. I'm sorry if I'm screaming. I'm trying to stay calm. I'm sorry. >> Southwest is not going to fly you guys. >> Who can fly? >> Well, that's what I got to figure out. So, give me a minute. Talk to your mom. Let me figure out who else to fly to Midway. You want to go to Midway or doesn't matter. >> Do I'm I'm with my big sister, so I'm depending on you want Midway or Hair. It doesn't matter. >> Midway, please. I can't follow y'all. Just just say, >> "Hey, who who else flies the Midway?" >> Who? Yeah. >> Uh >> you guys. Spirit maybe. >> I think Frontier has a flight. >> Oh, Lord Jesus. I ain't going nowhere. >> You always look at I always look at the departure board to see >> something. Southwest. Southwest. Perfect. >> Yeah. Hello from the cop. >> With Chaos Queen finally secured, cops turned to her sister, aka crisis control, on the phone with mom, explaining missed flights, Uber failures, and bail mysteries like a caffeine-fueled air traffic controller. Every plan collided with airport reality while officers just nodded, being trapped spectators in her melodrama. Airports, sisters, moms, nothing survived unscathed in this circus of delays. I kind of know my girl's attitude with the way. >> I knew you every time you got >> I get loud. >> They're pissing They're pissing you off, but it's okay. That's fine. >> I'm sorry y'all, but look, I told my sister. >> Does that have a plug in it or is it just a cord? >> It's just a cord. It don't got no >> They have the chargers down here. >> It might be for the iPhone. >> It is. But I'm saying like it don't have the plug. So, we >> don't got the But they do got the charger. But I told my sister, "Let's leave at 8:30." We were only 10 minutes late. You were the right one, >> right? And I told her, "Let's leave because we're from Chicago." So, we don't we don't know how airports are. >> What are you doing down here? Just visiting? >> No, we actually just came from a cruise. >> We came from the Carnival cruise and um >> we've been here since 8 this morning without her. But y'all don't have another flight till what time? >> What's the latest? She don't listen to me. She think she know everything. >> Everything I know about this. >> Let's leave by 8:30 because we was only like 8 minutes away from the um airport. So I'm like let's leave at 8:30 cuz I know for a fact we going to be on time like you know. She like no no we don't got to leave that early. You doing too much screaming at me in the airport. That's why they arrested her. >> Call mama back. >> Let me call you right back mom. Okay. >> All right. As it stands right now. >> Okay. >> They denied both of y'all to fly with Southwest. >> Okay. I just asked if they'll fly you the earliest flight to Midways at 5:10 in the morning. >> Mhm. >> The question for you is are you going to make that flight? Are you going to wait on your sister whether or not she's out or not? >> No, I'm wait >> because they're not they will not fly your sister. >> Do you know what time they going to let her out though? >> I don't know. That's the problem. She has her first appearance before a judge so they can set bail. >> What? >> Yeah, that's how it works. You never been arrested, have you? >> Never. So, I don't know. That's why I'm frustrated because it's not my >> You know, you know she's acting She was in here acting like a fool. So, she got charged with they asked her to leave. She didn't want to leave. So, she's getting charged with trespass after warning they're resisting an officer without violence. >> Mhm. >> Rental cars. >> So, go down this hallway right here at the end. There's escalators. Take that up and there's a train. Second stop. >> Thank you. >> Just cussing me out for telling you. Let's go. >> I can't tell. >> All right. >> Calm down. >> People screaming. >> I got to see you in a minute. How you been? >> Good, man. How are you? Still working? >> Of course. >> Never going to stop. >> [ __ ] I'm just turning 52 this year. >> Sister number two morphed into the airport's personal soap opera. sobbing, pacing, phone glued to her ear, spilling delay stories like confetti. She haggled with cops over bail, jail hours, and flights as if negotiating a luxury hotel stay. In the end, one sister got her chaotic moment behind bars, while the other juggled logistics like a frazzled travel agent. 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