On February 11th, 2024, chaos took flight at Orlando International Airport. Officers rushed to a battery call after a mother of three young children became involved in a physical altercation when another passenger, later identified as Jane Stevens, shoved her child. She allegedly escalated, screaming and yanking the mother's hair, only to be met with a swift punch that knocked out her tooth and grounded the drama. >> Should be in the mild and broke my teeth. >> Oh, you're the one who lost the tooth. >> Yeah. Oh, is he a nice? >> No, not nice. Not nice when she >> here. Nice for her. >> Hey, I just got here. >> Oh, God. You may not want to be drinking right now. >> No, I've had No. >> No, I mean like right now. >> No, I'm just saying. No, I'm upset. This is >> it is I'm holding it for him. >> Yeah. No, she knocked my tooth out. >> It's not alcohol related, but okay. >> We're waiting for our flight. >> You want to hang out? Can you hang out over here? >> No. >> I'm a mental health supporter. This is not shelves on the plane. Personal choice words. over here on that side. She shouted some choice nice words and mom of course on my kids. She put her in your face and mom >> mother just so you know a retired major in the army. So if you sense the attitude, that's why [Music] you want to go over here with me and try to get her handled because this is I don't want she don't need to be drinking right now until we finish investigating all this. We need her over there with us until this is done. Sorry. >> You can't take your I'll finish it right here and we'll go. Let's go. Ma'am, can we not be drinking right now? Let's go. Come on. >> Let's go. Come on. I'm going with you. >> Let's go. >> Like I did something wrong. >> I just got here. I wouldn't have had the chance. >> No, I know. But I'm saying you act like I did something wrong. I've worked in a county jail for 22 years. You know what? I don't search [ __ ] like this. No, you're pissing me off trying to control me. I mean, I'm pissed. I lost my $3,000 tooth. Okay. >> No, I think you should get on my ass. That's what I think. >> Ma'am, can you >> Can you just sit? I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to her. >> Not talking. I'm talking to her. >> Every time you say you're not talking >> from the moment police entered the airport, the place wreaked of entitlement. A retired army major, better known as our airborne drama queen, wasn't just boarding a flight. She was boarding chaos. She cried about her $3,000 tooth while completely forgetting her own hands had started the fight by shoving kids and yanking hair. >> I need a chair. >> You can sit here. Sit down. I'm diabetic and I need your chair. >> This is ridiculous. >> Is this going to be their fun for the afternoon? Can I sit down? >> Yes. Take a seat. Can you take a seat? >> Sit on a dirty corner. Are you kidding me? >> That's your choice, ma'am. You need to sit. You need to sit. >> And this is how I get treated. I'm not a dirty ass wheelchair. >> I got you. >> I don't know if she deserves a chair. I got a wheelchair. I'm not even playing. Uh, this lady behind us is trying to get through. The lady at the gate has she's already on the plane. Kids are in the aisle farting around, whatever. This lady comes through. And according to witness kind of pushes her way through the kids, blah blah blah, yelling at the kids, "Get out of the way. Get out of the way." Pushing her way through. Uh, after that, she's sitting down. Mom goes up to her and says, "Hey, I don't appreciate that. Next time you have a problem, you know, just ask and I'll get the kids out of the way." >> At that point, the other lady, they start screaming back and forth. This lady behind us grabs the other lady's hair. The other lady says, "Oh no, we're not doing this." And goes to town. Ultimately, >> we can see the >> the resulting damage. >> Huh? She want to press charges. >> Now, this is a primary. >> Does she want to press charges? >> Which one? >> The >> mom. Mom wants to press >> the victim. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> She here. She fly out. >> They're fly They're supposed to fly out. They're going to St. Louis. Plane's delayed. One of the flight attendants who got involved. >> Huh? >> She do a statement. >> Yes. >> And we got a statement from the witness. >> So, they're She's going to definitely freak out. We want to separate them two because she's going to find us and he's freaking out too drunk. >> So, at this point, we're good to go. So, let's let's >> talk to him and let him know what's going on and then I'll pull him away and then you guys can >> grab her. Are you top? Are you top or bottom? We need >> this hand. Hold these two. Hold on. >> Hi. >> Stop. Stop. >> Hi. Can you grab my wallet? >> By then, witnesses made it clear who had lit the fuse. Every finger pointed toward our airborne drama queen. The flight wasn't delayed by weather. It was delayed by her ego. So officers slammed the cuffs on our ex- major, who at first took it with surprising calm. But little did they know, the real turbulence was just about to hit. The drama was about to crank skyhigh. >> Hold on. >> Hey, don't pull me. >> Don't be trying to see me. Don't pull me. I'm telling you. Don't pull me. >> Don't get this on video. Don't touch me. >> Get off my foot and sit down. >> Okay. Don't pull me. >> Sit down. push me down. >> Oh, sit the down, you ugly. Get off of me. >> Yeah, you need to calm down. >> Yeah, and get off of me. You know what? You're under arrest. >> You're twisting my You're on twisting my >> I'm not resisting. That's a lie. I am not resisting. They are pulling on me. I'm not resisting. Get it. Get it. Get all of this. I am not resisting. You want to yell at me. I'm resisting. I'm not resisting. >> I am not resisting. >> I am not resisting. Get off of me. >> Lift your feet up. >> You're cutting my hand. >> Lift your feet up. >> My hand. >> Don't push me. >> Are you getting off on this? Don't push me. >> You're [ __ ] >> I can move my hand if I want. Don't tell me to stop. >> Water me. >> Put your feet up. >> I can walk. I can walk. >> I can walk. >> Put your feet up now. >> You ain't nobody. >> Honey, you ain't going to be able to do Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Yeah, honey. You can't do it. Maybe this guy can do it. >> Okay, tell her to get off of me. >> Okay, tell her to get Yeah, get off of me. >> You're hurting my hands. You're hurting my hands. >> Then get off. I will walk. Don't pull my hand. >> Walk. >> Where you going? >> I'm walking. >> Now you want to push and fall. >> He does. You got it, honey. You got it. >> Can you do it? >> Is she in training? nontopaltimore number 60 seconds >> and this is your final car. >> Thank you very much. >> Okay, you cannot pull my arm like that. I can't walk like that. >> Our veteran drama queen ran on a logic all her own, screaming not resisting while resisting like a champ. As if words alone could rewrite reality. Even the wheelchair wasn't spared. Somehow it became another prop in her stage show. Creaking under the weight of her theatrics. With entitlement crackling off her in waves, she made sure the entire airport got front row seats to her neverending drama. >> I can't walk like that. No. >> Right arm. You're going to the ground in two seconds. >> Why do you think it's so hard? >> I'm not. I'm walking. You're lying. You're lying. You're lying. I'm so light. You're lying. >> You're lying. >> Ma'am, what are you trying to accomplish by behaving like that? >> I don't know. You're trying to get your part or something. I don't know. Cuz I am walking perfectly normal. >> No, you're not. >> I am. >> You're lying. I am. >> You're not accomplishing anything. >> Neither are you. Not in life or anything. I know it's hard. >> I'm already old. >> It's hard. So am I. I'm [ __ ] retired military. >> Oh my god. Is she going to pat down before? We're going to touch this. It's wet cuz you got my piss all over me. She's never done this before. She's never done this before, clearly. Girl, I got so much [ __ ] on my [Music] behaving like this. What do you think you're going to accomplish? >> I said I wanted to sit over here and you wanted me to go over there. I'm done. I'm done. >> Oh god. We have a job to do. >> Dude, dude, I work with the cops all day, every day. I know that. But you acting like you acting like this isn't going to help anything. >> I'm not acting like you. >> You are. I'm not. >> You want me to turn to you? >> Oh, touch me. Yeah, baby. >> See, right. That's what I'm talking about. >> Because it's ridiculous that the victim is going through this. I know she needs training. Fill me up. Get into my You want an [ __ ] too? I said I worked in the jail for 22 years. This doesn't bother me. Oh my god. My toe. Wow. My toe. I have neuropathy. >> Ow. >> I have neuropathy in my toes. >> Calm down. >> I have diabetes. Calm down. >> I have diabetes. >> My toe is numb. My toe is I have pain in my pants. >> I have neuropathy. I have diabetic neuropathy. I need my insulin. >> Can you calm down? >> No. >> That's That's your That's your decision. When you have had diabetic neuropathy, my toes are numb. I can barely stand. >> Eating a little bit. >> I'm diabetic. >> It's in the gloves. >> I'm diabetic. [Music] >> Please. >> Oh my god. You are such a You are so weird. >> My god, I'm bleeding on my hand. Oh god, let me wipe it off. Did I tell you I have HIV? >> I got I got I I have HIV. I'm telling you, it's my job. >> A lady, please. >> I have HIV. >> It seemed like she had a personal vendetta against the female officer, berating her with cheap shots and ego laced digs. She flaunted her supposed experience working with cops like it was a shield, but only managed to dig herself deeper. Then came the bite, earning her another charge, and finally the HIV scarecard. tossed out like a twisted joker. Nobody was buying. >> Okay, >> I'm just telling you. >> Okay, thanks. That's great. H >> I don't I didn't When you react when somebody pushes on your foot, that's what happens. >> I'm good with moving back there. Back there. Slap down. >> Yeah. Slap down. >> Yeah. Tell me what you're doing and I'll do it. >> Sit down on the truck. >> Okay, then get off of me and I'll sit down. You don't have to push me. I said I'll sit down. Don't push me. I'll sit down. >> Rest. You're going to do it. >> Yeah. And I said I'll get up there. You don't need to push me. >> You don't need to push >> cuz you haven't listened to anything that's been said. So please do it. >> There you go. sleep. >> Oh my. Okay, get off. You don't need to push me. >> I want you to fall. Stay on the truck. >> I need to sit up here. That's it. >> Hey, watch yourself. >> No, get the red ple. >> Go to the ground. >> Is this training? This must be training. >> Training. Training. >> You can't hog tie me. That's illegal. >> God damn. Come on. >> You suck at this. Maybe you might might want to find a new job. >> Doesn't look like it. >> You're terrible. >> She like lost. >> You're going to bother me, baby. >> I know. Cuz thank god they're here cuz you couldn't do this. You guys have um you guys have um body cam on. >> Sure do. >> Thank God. Thank God. >> It's got you trying to kick her. >> Thank god. I hope it's all Thank God. >> Oh my god. I have the best ever. >> That was really necessary. Dad, I hope you're your wife. She probably does. She sure does. I'm sure you're a batterer. >> You look like one. >> You try to kick him. >> No, you don't. You know what? Enjoy yourselves. >> Switch out while you do that. >> Enjoy yourselves. >> Enjoy. >> Enjoy. That feels good. >> I'm trying to live in an American thing. >> Thank you. Thank you. You just got out of school or something. You look like a child. You don't know what you're doing. It's so sad. Yeah, you are. As far as a chick goes, you are not strong at all. At all. >> Okay. >> You're not. >> You need to work out some more. >> Does she have a ribbon? >> Does she have a ribbon? >> Go to the gym, girl. Does she have >> Does she have a rip? >> The officer who pulled up does she have a rip? >> Rip hobble. Rip. >> As if the cops hadn't seen enough chaos already, our airborne diva leveled up, aiming a kick at an officer. That stunt earned her a fast trip to the ground. But nothing could drag her sky-high entitlement back to Earth. Even hobbled and restrained, she refused to quit, screaming that this was all just training. As if that excuse could soothe her bruised pride. >> I don't think you going to the gym up here. So must be embarrassing. >> You don't know what you're doing. Now you're going to stand up. [Music] Oh my god. Ow. >> Ow. You're hurting my wrist. Ow. Ow. Ow. My wrist. My wrist. My wrist. My wrist. No. My wrist. I can't feel it. My wrist. My wrist. I can't feel. Don't pinch me in the stomach. Why are you pinching me in the stomach? Don't touch my stomach, you [ __ ] Don't touch my stomach. >> Pull your feet in. >> I can't. My wrist. I can't feel my wrist. >> I can't feel my wrist. >> I can't feel it. I can't feel it. No, I can't. You're choking me. You're choking me. You're choking me. Why are you pulling the seat belt on my throat? You're choking me. You're pulling me. You're pulling on me. >> Pull her back. >> You're looking [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] up. Pull her back. Cloud. You know something. You don't know [ __ ] I can't feel I have to go. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Where you at? >> Good. >> Where is it? >> Right here. >> Okay. >> She's got battery all my arm. My arm. on. No, leave them on in case she goes crazy. Batteries battery >> and resisting. >> She's spitting. She's She fought us. >> This right here on the date. It is now time to start your physical hand. >> She's going to spit, too. >> You want to get a mask or something? She's She's going to spit. >> Our hobbled queen still wasn't done berating the female cop like it was a sport. Even when officers scooped her up like last night's trash, she refused to dial down the theatrics. Instead, she turned the simple act of getting into a cruiser into an Olympic level struggle, whining about her wrist like it was falling off. In the end, her grand finale was getting a ride to jail, leaving even the cops drained. She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, resisting without violence, assault on an officer, and battery for pulling the woman's hair. 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