Hey, hey, >> hey. >> This What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> It really is. Sit up. I'm tight. Okay. >> Okay, I got you. Stress, delays, and long lines in airports can really test a traveler's patience. But there are certain types of people who seem to enjoy turning a simple inconvenience into a full-blown public meltdown. And when they take it too far, that's also when cops arrest the worst airport Karens ever. >> Back away. >> I am back. >> Back 29. >> Back away from me. Not how it works. >> Oh, it's exactly how it works. >> Back the away from me. >> On April 3rd, 2025, Dayton International Airport police officers responded to reports that an intoxicated woman was harassing a couple. She even struck one of them in the process. >> She just kept she wanted she wanted my wife to pet her dog or kiss her dog. >> First kiss my dog. No, hold my dog and then she started cussing out and then she started calling this ignored it and everything. >> Just ignored it. And then she got up and sat right next to me. >> Well, now I'm going to sit next. >> She's like, "Now you're >> She was bothering other people, too." >> And and just called her names and then she got up and I recorded her. >> This is after she recorded >> to find physical. >> Yeah, you were up there when she she said, "I'm going to hit you." >> She did not hit you, but she did. She did. Yeah, she did. >> Where did she hit you at? She she went to swing at me and just pulled my hair. >> Okay. She kind of brushed. My wife just kind of held. >> Oh, she she grabbed it. >> Grabbed it and then my wife just gave her >> and then I just kind of pushed I gave her a sip on >> and then she kept going. That's why I said >> and that's when he stepped in there. >> Just pinned her to >> Is that why she was sitting on the floor right now? >> No. She fell down. She fell out. >> The couple said that although the woman's behavior was unacceptable, they didn't wish to press charges against her. The suspect, Cindy, was lucky that the couple was willing to cut her some slack. That said, she wasn't out of trouble just yet. >> Okay, >> get away from me. >> All right, how about I lock in your purse for your ID? >> Put your leg down, too. >> Back away. >> I am back. >> That's not how this works. >> Back away from me. >> Not how it works. >> Oh, that's exactly how back the away from me. 3 is requesting. >> Doesn't matter. >> Ma'am, go ahead and say no. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> No. >> You're under arrest. >> No. >> You're under arrest. >> Do not resist. >> Let go. Let go. >> Let go. >> You [ __ ] prick. Let go. >> Let go. >> You're breaking my arm. >> Then stop resisting. >> She already pushed her luck too far. It was clear that there was no way she was going to be flying that day. But if she had only cooperated with the officers, she could have at least got in a hotel room and sobered up. But since she didn't, the only place she was headed was straight to jail. >> Ma'am, quit trying to kick. >> Do not kick. Do not >> kick my big. >> That'll be another charge if you can't. Try to get the camera over here between 8:26. >> You're not going to kick. >> 8:22. >> You're not going to kick. All right. >> All right. We're done with that. >> You're not going to kick people. >> Roll over. >> She's bleeding. Just a heads up. >> I've already called medics because of the alcohol. Let go of the cuff. >> No. >> Let go of the cuff. >> No. >> Let go of the cuff. >> No. >> Airport police dispatched to regional dispatch on VA fire. >> Cindy was making a complete spectacle of herself while they continued to struggle on the ground. The officers managed to restrain her in another set of cuffs. Next, they stood her up and began escorting her out of the airport. >> Roll her on her knees. Stop kicking. Do not kick. Let's walk her backwards. >> You got her stuff. >> Do easier. Grab her. >> If we set you down, are you going to stop kicking? >> Yeah, >> I am. >> We'll let you walk. >> Do not kick us. What's your name? What happened? >> I understand. >> We want you to walk by yourself. >> If you're continue to kick, we're going to have to carry you again. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> I can't let you walk through those people and potentially kick them. >> I won't. >> I promise. >> All right. >> I want my pig. >> We'll keep bringing him. >> He promised me. >> Yep. >> She was concerned about her dog, Pixie. So, the officers reassured her that they would look after her dog while she was in jail. Next, she was led out onto the tarmac where paramedics were waiting. >> Cindy, let's walk. Come on. >> We can get you to your pixie. We'll take you to Pixie. >> We promise. >> Yep. >> We promise. >> Got steps here. >> Yep. Step down. She's got a laceration on one of her hands. >> What happened? She's intoxicated and she assaulted someone because they wouldn't pet her dog. >> So, the dogs with the sergeant, >> but the the first set of cuffs I put on her were too big. She pulled her hands out and she grabbed them. I don't know if that's when she got injured or what, but I noticed blood on my hand. >> And before this happened, I was talking to her. She's on medications trying to find out why. Oh, >> and he has six gossip witnesses, >> which is why initially close to her. >> Oh, she have an ID. You guys get any >> in the first. So, I pro my sergeants answer. >> I don't know. >> I will give you a heads up. >> She was attempting to kick him and then she reared up to kick my sergeant and I had to put her to the ground when she was cuffed. >> Yeah. For a moment there, it seemed like Cindy was going to cooperate and do as the officers told her. However, the moment she took a seat so the paramedics could examine her, she reverted to her old ways. >> Do we have leg restraints in the cruiser? >> Whoa. No. No. Have a seat. You want to kick >> kick people, Cindy? I won't pick you. >> Well, as of right as of right now, we can't >> calm down. >> God damn it. Get up. >> Get off. >> Tony, can you grab her legs and put gloves on? >> I can't find leg restraints without pairing every part. can be helpful. But there are four convictions of regular drop in OBI. You make me stop. >> You're sorry. There's nothing. >> I know. >> The only thing she was achieving was adding more charges to her wrap sheet. And to think the whole thing was completely avoidable. >> They had a left rib duct pulling it out. her skin. >> Good sound. I think he's just gonna drop her with a name. >> Yep. >> Be done with it. So, >> the guy's policy all >> the hospital's not going to take it. >> I don't think they'll take it cuz they're maxed out. >> When I initially talked to her, she said she had six shots of alcohol this morning and she's on medications. She's saw me free, but I don't know what. >> We're not. And then we can go from there. >> I'm not pushing you. Listen, >> we know nothing. >> Listen, listen. If you don't calm down, >> you don't calm down, we're going to have to give you something to calm down. Okay. >> Good. >> No, we don't want to do that. You don't want to do that. Where's your car at? >> I put >> Okay. Can you take that with it? >> My vehicle right there. how y'all keep driving by. >> It was a classic case of intoxicated traveler making things far worse than they had to be. On April 8th, 2024, Broward County police officers were dispatched to the airport following reports that a woman had caused a scene inside an airplane. The officers were waiting for the suspect on the jet bridge. reports from the passenger and reports from some of the flight attention >> in the last 30 minutes of the flight. Sarah and the other flight attendants. Based on the woman's version of events, she was just fighting for the privacy of the flight attendants that the man was filming without permission. Apparently, when the passenger turned his camera to her and began filming her behavior, that's when all hell broke loose. >> And yeah, you know what? I don't care if I have to. All I know is that we had a great pilot. Those women like nonsense because >> where were you sitting after >> 14? >> Well, was the guy who was before? >> No, I was got five. >> Oh, you were murdered. >> But the You know what? I don't care if I go to jail. on. >> She must have caused quite the scene on the plane, given that every passenger who walked out gave her a dirty look. Against the officer's orders, she attempted to reboard the plane to pick up where she left off. And that's when she took things too far. >> I'm going to wait for him. >> No, you're not. >> No, I want to put my bag down. >> No, you're not. You're not. >> This What are you doing? >> What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? >> She just sat >> like was going after she was going after >> you going to hit someone. >> You can't hit people. >> He can't report people. >> Yes, he can. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Yeah. Sorry. I'm very glad people. >> Even though it was a lousy escape attempt, she was still going to pay for it. Not only that, but she had struck an officer in the process, adding on additional charges. Next, the officer spoke with a flight attendant to get an understanding of what had occurred. >> She touched people. She was putting her hands on them. As a matter of fact, the guy in one ear near her said as he got off, she was fine at the end until she started threatening me and I said, "Would you talk to the gentleman out there?" And he's like, "I really don't want to get involved." >> But she was like, "Some of those are passenger reports >> for some being here, sir. I appreciate we're going to let them." >> Oh, sorry. I'm sorry. >> Thank you. No, because I saw her. I thought that she was at She was also all over us like that like hugging. She wanted to kiss us. I'm like, we don't do that. We don't do that. >> She saw saw this guy walking out. She launched at her >> tried to hit the guy. We had to rescue her. Oh man. because that's what we were afraid of when we were trying to control the situation. People goes nuts on the way out for doing such a great job of a really >> I think she's has some profound mental disturbance. We didn't serve our amazing >> years old. >> Judging from the passengers reactions, the flight crew did an excellent job handling the situation. Afterward, it was time for the officers to escort their suspect out of the airport so they could take her to the police station. >> Walk, please. Come on. >> Got your bag. >> I got your bag. >> All right. >> I thought it >> Whatever, >> man. Where were you where were you going? Like a troll. Whatever you your ears will work. >> I'm picking up a car. >> Well, you definitely can't drive right now. >> I know that. >> Yeah. >> Going to Miami. He's their job, but >> they're not going to lose it. >> No, he said that. He said >> they're not going to lose it. >> He said he was going to And they were they were saying I was trying to >> like give them a warning. >> Neither here or there. >> Like trying to >> Again, you can't just hit people. >> I don't hit people. He just, you know, we're going to stop. >> He deserves to >> deserve to retrieve him, man. >> The officer was right. Let's say for a moment that the man sitting next to her was being rude. It still didn't give her the right to put her hands on him. She should have spoken to a flight attendant and asked to be moved instead. >> I took care of special needs kids and young adults for 25 years in my life. >> And we appreciate that, but that's not that you're there. Right now you're you're trying to hit people with a bag in front of us. >> You deserve to. >> Doesn't matter, man. We can't do it. >> We're going to take an elevator downstairs. Okay. >> You have to do that. Like, I'm not >> I'm not going to try to break apart 15. >> I mean, this bag's 20 lb. >> You can go through it. >> It's 15 lbs. >> It's with purse and the laptop. >> This This is 15 lbs easy, if not 20. He got in early, man. the the industry used to be they used all the fabrication and repairs used to be done by >> the swift is the elevator lift system or something like that. >> Make sure she had nothing in her pockets. I'll search her for you. >> If there was anything good to be said about the whole situation, it was that at least she was cooperating. After the officers searched her and placed her in the back of a police cruiser, they were off to jail. side. >> That's fine. And no, I'm never going to see this place for anything because when you guys tell me to do something, I actually do it >> so that everybody's safe. >> Is that just a belt buckle? Do you have a belt buckle on? >> Um, >> just a button. It was a button. >> They're like Thor jeans. >> It was just a big button. It looked like a buck belt buckle. >> Sorry. >> All right. Just go ahead and take a seat for me. >> Watch your head up. >> Yep. >> Hey, just be aware of that that necklace he has. I'll I'll I'm going to go upstairs around my car. >> Yeah, he should be he should meet you upstairs. >> Getting into a verbal altercation is one thing, but remember, escalating an argument into something physical is a surefire way to earn yourself a one-way ticket to jail. On July 14th, 2025, airport police officers were dispatched to the city pub at Orlando International Airport following reports that an intoxicated woman was refusing to leave or pay her tab. >> Hi. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I know that. >> I've done nothing. >> I know you don't have to make a big scene about it, Catherine. >> She's just asking for you to go ahead and pay the bill. >> Okay. No problem. >> Okay. No problem. Call the police. >> We We are the police. >> Yep. No. >> Okay. Do you have your card or cash or whatever? However you want to >> take care of your bill. That way she can cash out. Okay. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Nobody said you did. >> The woman Christine was obviously extremely intoxicated. The officer asked her to pay her bill, but she was having trouble following even the simplest of instructions. She needed to comply soon or things would only get worse for her. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So tell me what you want from me. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> This is your first time staying up a little bit. Just stay right where you are. What you could do is again for the 5 million time go in that purse, grab out some form of money, a debit card, a credit card, something wrong. >> All right. >> Yeah, she's just going to keep playing dumb. >> I'm not playing dumb. >> Oh, you're playing something. >> You You can tell me what it is, but you're definitely not sober nor willing to pay. So, that's not really helping us right now. >> By that point, there was literally no big problem yet. Sure, she had caused a bit of a scene, but as long as she paid her bill, she wasn't looking at jail time. However, it looked like she wasn't too worried about going to prison. >> Arrest me. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Arrest me. Arrest me. Arrest me. >> Stay in your corner. >> I've done nothing. I've done nothing wrong. >> Stay in your corner. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Can I talk to you, please? I'm Officer Gonzalez. >> I've done nothing wrong. You have done something wrong because >> like they explained to you, man, listen to me. >> You haven't done nothing wrong. >> We gave you ample opportunity to pay the bill. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> You haven't done that. Now, you've done wrong cuz one, death for services. You haven't paid for the drinks that you received. You are intoxicated. You're not supposed to be in a public place intoxicated for your safety and the public safety if more for your safety cuz you're intoxicated. We want to make sure you're safe and nothing take no one takes advantage you or you get hurt, you fall, slip. All right? So, we're here to try to, you know, we do want to help you as well. That's why we're here. And you keep repeating yourself. Now, if you don't pay for what you the services, you'll go to jail. You'll go to jail. You haven't gone to your purse and got me talking. >> So, and >> we don't want to take you to jail for that. >> The officers were being more than cordial with Christine. They had given her multiple chances to pay her bill and leave, but she continued to drag her feet, claiming that she had done nothing wrong, and it wasn't long before they had had enough. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Begging for it. >> All right, >> ma'am. Could you go ahead uh turn around and put your hands behind your back? Okay. >> Do you have anything that that are sharp on you by any chance, ma'am? No. >> Do you have anything uh that maybe considered contraband uh like at the jail? Because if you introduce any type of >> uh like drugs or any type of You can go ahead and lean up against that if you need to. I don't want you falling down. Um and I'm going to put these handcuffs. Okay. So, it's they're not made for comfort. Okay. So, I'm going to put two fingers in between it. All right. Just to make sure. All right. And I'm going to do two fingers right here. Like I said, they're not made for comfort. Okay. Is this your stuff? >> Yeah, I have an idea on it. >> All right. And hold on one second. We're going. We're going. >> Um, they're not going to accept these at the general. >> Yeah, go ahead. Those contra bands. It's trash. >> Did you have all those this morning or today? >> What' you fireballs? >> Okay. >> The officers continued to search her belongings. Other than a couple of empty fireball whiskey bottles, they didn't find any other contraband on her. Next, they spoke with bar staff to know what had transpired before they arrived. >> She sat down and asked for a double te. So, she wasn't drunk, but she she was crying because she had she her boyfriend broke up with her and said that her family his family is from Mexicans and didn't like like her no more cuz she's white. I said that's really unfortunate. I said, you know, some people in life is either good or evil, right? And and she was fine then. And then um she asked for one more. >> Mhm. And I was giving her some advice like things to listen, you know, going through a breakup of like to work on yourself, go to the gym. >> I talked to her for like 10 minutes >> and then she asked for one more. I gave her one more double and then she um started falling asleep and then the guy from New York tried to help her, right? >> And I asked her to pay her bill and I said, "Hey, I can't have you sleeping here." And then she started doing it again. >> Mhm. >> And then I think the camera stopped. >> Yeah. or one of Yeah, probably the camera saw. I hadn't called yet cuz I was trying to alleviate all the work. >> Yeah, >> a lot of work. >> It was unfortunate to hear about the struggles she was having with her boyfriend and his family. But that wasn't an excuse to get drunk and belligerent in public. Next, the officers escorted Christine out of the airport. >> Come on. Keep ma'am. Come on. Come on. One one foot separate. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Understood, ma'am. >> Yeah. I've done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong. >> Ma'am, I think tomorrow you're going to see things maybe different. >> No, I've done nothing wrong. >> George, if you want to just do a quick scan. We don't have a female, so I did a quick pat down on the out with outside of my hand. That's the best I can do. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I haven't really been able to explore the waistband, but it appears that there's it's flat. There's nothing. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> All right. So, just he's just going to use the outside of >> No problem 82. I've done nothing wrong. >> In reference to that subject, she's not I don't She's not coming back out of New York and that name is going to be 1054 IP. >> We copy. >> We copy. Thank you. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So, we're going to turn around this way and I'm going to just >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So, back on up. Watch your head. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So, um just go ahead and try to scoot with your legs. You're a piece of I didn't do anything. I did nothing wrong. >> Scoot over a little bit more. >> She could keep repeating that she had done nothing wrong until she was blew in the face. But refusing to pay her tab is a chargeable offense. Before transporting her to jail, the officers adjusted her cuffs to make her more comfortable. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I'm going to double cuff her. >> Okay. I don't double cuff me. I've done nothing wrong. >> Just give them back to me when you get back. I got training here in a little bit. So, >> I've done nothing wrong. >> What I'm going to do, ma'am, is I'm going to double cuff you. Okay. Just don't make any sub movements while I This is for your comfort. Okay. >> I'll be on that side. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Yeah, if you want to. Yeah. All right. So, what I'm going to do >> I'VE DONE NOTHING WRONG. >> THIS is just for your comfort. Okay. >> I'VE DONE NOTHING WRONG. >> UNDERSTOOD, MA. And what we're going to do one second, >> ma'am. Stop doing this. >> What are you yelling at? What are you yelling about? >> It hurts. >> What hurts? What hurts? >> It hurts. >> What hurts? Okay, there's there there shouldn't be any need for any pain, okay? Because there's nothing painful being caused to you right now. Okay, Christine, it's not meant for comfort, but you've got plenty of room in these cuffs, okay? Not only had she missed her flight, but she had turned herself into a spectacle for the whole airport and internet to see. >> All right. And I'm going to make sure this is double locked. Yep. Right here. Okay. So, it's not going to just get tight on you all of a sudden. Okay. So, it's right around there. You got plenty of wiggle room. Okay. Just don't pull one. All right. Officer George Gonzalez is going to transport you to the Orange County BRC for booking. Okay. >> What? >> Yep. And what's going to happen there? They're going to process you. Yep. We've got all your uh information that we need. Our investigation uh for now is complete. Okay. >> Don't let go. Let go. Let go. >> I'm not touching you. Okay. You're in the back of a police car, ma'am. All right. >> Let go of me. Please let go of me. >> I I'm not touching you, ma'am. Okay. >> I don't think you are. Please let go my Please let go of me. Please let go of me. >> I'm going to shut the door. Okay. And we're going to make sure you got plenty of air conditioning. Okay. >> Christine was charged with petite theft. On May 5th, 2023, Dallas Fort Worth Airport police officers were dispatched to a dining area after reports that a woman had caused a disturbance and was refusing to leave a restaurant. >> What's going on? >> She keeps coming in and bothering this guy. He said he doesn't know her. >> So, as her to leave, he doesn't. >> Okay. >> So, go for her back here. She She didn't have anything in the >> No, no. We have She has a He said he doesn't She keep going to this guy and he said, "I don't even know." >> She This is the only bag she brought in. >> That's the only bag she just watching. >> Appreciate it. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Are you traveling? >> Probably. >> We all speak Arabic. >> Are you with somebody? >> With them? >> Who's them? >> Them over there. Yeah. Where are you flying to? >> Those them. I don't think they're with you. >> No. >> Yeah. She looked away. >> I had a lot of wine. >> You had a lot of wine? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, we can tell. >> Yeah, I think you did. >> Yeah. >> So, are you traveling alone? Listen to what I'm saying. Focus. Are you traveling alone? Yes or no? >> I'm focusing. They're lying. >> Are you traveling alone? Yes or no? >> I am. >> Okay. She said she had a few glasses of wine, but claimed that she wasn't that intoxicated. By the way she was acting, it was more possible that she drank an entire bottle. After the officers asked to see her ID, they asked her more questions. >> How much wine have you had? >> It's okay. >> How How much wine have you drank tonight? >> Ma'am, focus on me. Okay. >> How much wine have you had to drink today? Two glasses. >> Two glasses. That's it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long ago was that? >> Uh two hours ago. >> Two hours ago. >> Let's walk over here. Okay. At least you can stand. >> You got to give me my passport back. >> Just relax. >> Relax. >> You got to give her a passport. >> I'm not taking it. I'm not taking it. >> Just don't touch. >> You need to relax. Don't touch him. Okay. >> Don't try to grab anything out of his car. >> Word. Take your back off. >> We're done. You're under arrest. Let >> me place you under arrest for public intoxication. Okay. Chand behind your back. >> Don't resist. >> Relax. Hey, >> relax. >> Don't resist. >> Hey, it's not worth it. Okay. This is a ticket. We're going to give you somewhere to to sleep it off and that's it. Okay. But you need to relax. >> Stop pulling away. Let go. >> Of course, I don't want to be >> It's okay. Relax. Okay. Okay. >> It looked like she was going to cooperate. However, things aren't always as they seem. She felt she had done nothing wrong and wanted the officers to know it. >> Relax. >> It's right here. It's right behind you. Relax, man. Come on. >> Why are you fighting us? Where's my stuff? >> It's right here. Look, your stuff's right there. >> Don't touch me. Don't hurt me. >> Let's go. Walk. >> Tell your brother, "Don't hurt me." >> There's me. >> This guy is hurting me. >> You need to relax. Can we get hurt? >> He's not hurting you. You are You are fighting us. >> You're not. He's hurting me. >> You need to relax. >> No. >> You need to relax. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Relax. >> Just hold on. Let's get Let's get them in. Do not try to headbutt anyone again. >> You understand? >> Let me hurt me again. >> After warning her to not do it again, they lifted her up and continue to escort her through the airport. After earning herself additional charges for resisting and being taken down in front of hundreds of people, it should have been clear to her that she was fighting a losing battle, but she was too drunk to realize that. >> All right, we're going to stand you up. Don't touch me. >> We're going to touch you. You're going to stand up. >> No. >> You're going to sit in this wheelchair. >> Don't touch me. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> No. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Discipline. No. >> Yep. >> Just relax. You know, >> no. I need to lift my my hands off. You let me >> I need to lift my hands off. >> Back up. >> No. >> Put your legs back up. Put your legs up. Put your legs up. >> No. >> Yes. >> This I No. >> I need to be free. >> No. You're not going to be >> No. >> Listen to me. Listen. >> No. >> We're not going very far. >> Put your foot away. >> Relax. They will take those hands off. >> I want them all. No. I didn't do anything >> backwards. >> I didn't do anything. I want them >> right now. >> Here. >> I want them. I want them. >> No. I want them. Oh, what are you? >> The woman was acting like a spoiled toddler. The officers had to pull her around by her feet because she refused to stand on her own two feet like an adult. As if that wasn't embarrassing enough, she still managed to make a fool of herself even more. >> Let's try. the rest. Let me help you. You're hurting me. >> You just tried to grab my >> You and your help. PLEASE HELP ME. SHE COULD SCREAM ALL SHE WANTED, but that won't stop the officers from serving her the consequences she deserved. It was all for the drama. Since the officers weren't hurting her, she left the officers with no choice but to carry her. But if that made her uncomfortable, she had no one to blame but herself. >> I'm done. Let me go away. Let me go away. No. >> Do not kick me. >> No, >> you're not going to kick me. >> Where's my stuff? >> Start the fight. And then >> when we were standing there, we looked over. She was smiling. You had to put the cuffs on her. I was like, All right, they're good. >> Yeah. >> And as soon as we go out the door, okay, she's biting. I was like, so we ran all the way back over. >> She she So she like went limp and then she head she went to headbutt him. >> She just had like that smile on her face and I thought she was lining like a happy girl. >> I thought I thought she she headbutted him in the groin. >> The officers transported the suspect to the police station. You would think the long drive would have done her some good, but she still continued to remain a thorn in the officer's side. So, what we're going to do is we're going to get you get you. >> No, I want to know. I want to hear why am I restrained >> because you were placed under Republican talk. >> Who y'all want to replace? >> Yeah, it's going to be long. >> Who are you? >> I'm the sergeant. I'm going to take care of you, but I need you to get in that jail. >> Take care of me. >> Yes, ma'am. It's my job to take care of you. It's my job to get you out of jail. >> You're hurting me right now. >> I'm not. >> Yes. >> My hands are >> My hands are hurting me. >> Okay. Well, if you'll get in that wheelchair, I'll get them handcuffs off you. >> I can walk. >> Then walk. >> So, I need you to tell me why the I'm here because >> public intoxication >> for what? I live in Germany. >> Well, you're in the US, so you have >> I don't live in the US. >> It doesn't matter. >> No. >> Yeah, >> I don't. >> You're in the US right now, not Germany. So >> So what? So what? >> Where's my stuff? >> So we're going to pick her up if you don't mind. >> Be careful her legs of course and just pull her legs up. >> Sorry when you're ready. >> Yep. Yep. German citizenship aside, if you come to America and break their laws, you can expect to be treated just like everyone else. On January 17th, 2025, a woman was trespassed from the airport for a year. Two days later, police officers saw her walking on the level four of the airport rental car center. It was already a dumb move to return after getting trespassed. But what's even dumber is that she was wearing the same outfit she had on when she got trespassed. >> Do you have a ticket? >> You see what you got? >> I'm not showing you my ticket. You told me I could not leave spend the night in the airport. No, >> that's not what No, no, no. You said I could not spend the night at the airport. Then I said, >> you're talking over me. You're not You're not listening. >> Then I told you I had to get a >> Do you have a boarding pass? Yes or no? >> Technically, no. Yes, I do. But I'm not showing you my boarding pass. >> Okay, turn around for me then. >> Put your hands behind your back cuz you're not cooperating with me. I tried to be I tried to be uh >> Give me my No. Give me my passport. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We'll get it, but you're not going to act like this. Stop resisting. Get you out. Stop resisting. >> The woman continued to resist until the threat of a taser made her come to her senses. They told her she was being charged with trespass after warning, even though she should have already known full well why she was in trouble. >> I have a passport. I have a valid United States ID. And you're telling me that I'm trespassing by being present at an airport? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> That is illegal. >> No, it's not. >> Okay. >> Try to be polite with you. >> No, you're not. You're overdoing it. >> Ask you if you had a board. >> You're overdoing it. Uhuh. You wanted to see too much. >> You wanted to know too much. You're a complete stranger. Don't get to know all that. >> I can have them, but can you hold? >> No, you cannot. >> Um, >> let's go to jail. We're going to jail, right? Let's go to jail. >> Let's go to jail. So, we'll take her down there and then we'll let pal search her down there. Do you have anything on you? >> No, no, nothing. Let's go to jail. Do you have anything on your hand? >> No, I have nothing on me. Let's go to jail for a young lady here and a few days ago she left her green card. >> I want that police area. >> Even though it was crystal clear that she was wrong for returning to the airport after being trespassed. Still, she had the audacity to complain about getting arrested. She played the victim card over and over again. >> Stop doing that. You're squeezing it. >> I'M NOT police brutality. >> Whatever to you two. Let's assault. GO ADD ASSAULT TO THE CHART. International Avis is going to pull up my preferred number. >> Do you have anything on verify I'm a I'm a AIS preferred member with status. Let's go ahead and do >> you have anything on you that's sharp or that you're not supposed to have. I've asked for a few times. >> The officers escorted her outside to where a cruiser was waiting. Throughout the long walk, she continued to complain that she was a victim of police brutality when that obviously wasn't the case. And the officers had the body cam footage to prove it. >> Have you been uh to jail before? >> No. Let's go to jail. You're going to arrest me for trespassing at an international airport with a passport in my hand and a boarding pass. I would like to >> I asked you about a boarding pass and you ripped it up and said no. >> Why do I have to show you a complete stranger where I'm >> Take a step down? Watch your step. >> Where's No. No. I'll straight up. I have to tell you a complete stranger where I'm traveling to because you are who? >> Got it. Well, you were trespassing. >> I am not trespassing. I came here for official business and you don't even want to verify it, but don't worry. >> I tried to verify arrest me for being at an airport under arrest. Okay, great. Let's go get that. >> So, just uh >> they'll arrest me. >> Stay right here. >> I want to be arrested. Take me to jail. >> We are. >> A female officer arrived on the scene to search the suspect. She continued to claim that the officers were groping her for this. >> You're touching my butt. >> It's over. touching my butt. >> It's over with. >> A traveler with a You have my password in your hand. >> Yeah, I didn't. >> You You passed AA's referred counter. You I went right to the AA's referred counter to verify my AA status and you arrest me because her >> stop. I'm not a for you to see. >> I know she's got pockets underneath her. >> Oh my god. With a cell phone. Don't touch my >> Do not touch my There's a WOMAN HERE. >> DO NOT TOUCH MY >> LISTEN. >> Do not touch my breast. >> Relax. We're just trying to search you. >> You're over arrest. Right. >> Of course I'm going to be under arrest. I'm under arrest. >> You are take me to jail. Let You guys think you you have a power over this, right? You think it ends with arrest, right? I want to see which judge is going to honor what you guys are about to do tonight. >> The woman was confident that she had done nothing wrong and that the officers were going to be in for a reality check. Her clothing was full of pockets with odds and ends. Drawing out the officer's search. >> Just arrest me. >> Let's book me. There's no there's nothing else here other than you overstepping. And I would love to see that charge. >> What's this for? >> At an international airport. >> What's this for? >> It's a belt. Sab and you still have the job to >> take it off. You want me to get naked? >> Not doing a shift search. Just making sure you don't have any weapons on you. >> Yeah, sure. Three police officers. Check one. Girl, >> you guys not see how crazy >> you are wrong. But it's okay. Let's go get me arrested and put me in jail. Get that rest so I don't do anything important in life. Right. >> Take your cell phone. >> After they finished searching her, she was loaded into the back of the squad car. >> We'll check the shoes when we get her in. >> It's not over cuz you guys are overstepped. >> You over I'm not being nice. You're gone. >> It's all wet. >> You're all gone. >> It's fine. >> You're all gone. You overstepped. You over >> They told you not to come back. They weren't >> Come back to an airport. >> Not to come back to an airport. >> And you guys think that's right. >> I can hear you. >> You guys THINK IT'S RIGHT TO TELL A TRAVELER NOT TO COME BACK TO AN AIRPORT? YOU'RE SMILING. You're actually smiling. >> You're actually smiling. You're actually smiling. >> Maybe you're right. You really think you're right to tell a traveler not to come back to an airport WITH A BOARDING? WHO TOLD YOU THAT? YEAH, let's go. Let's go to jail. Hold on. >> You got to check the shoes now. >> All right, put your feet out this way. >> Ribbit. >> I'm just going to put this back. >> Yeah, you should do that. >> To answer her earlier question, yeah, the officers had the right to trespass her from the airport. With the woman secured in the back of the police cruiser, the last step was to transport her to the police station for further processing. >> Let me see your shoes. Take the shoes. >> Take the shoes. >> All right. >> Take all the shoes. >> Okay. >> Any anything else? >> Here. Just let my socks. >> I'm not going to take the socks. Just let me fill underneath them. >> All right. Next one. >> Next one. >> Yeah. Make sure you guys violate this even more. >> I want to see how this police report charge is going to play out. Trespassing at the International Airport with a boarding pass. Well done, geniuses. I don't think they sell any boarding pass. >> No, he said he did and they ripped it off. >> All right. Well done, guys. Trespassing for traveling. >> All right. Put your shoes back, too. Got them. >> All right. We're going to put your shoes on you. Can you put your feet out here? >> No, thank you. Put your shoes right here. >> She said no, thank you. She's not going to put them on. >> But no, I'm going to put them on. You can put them down right here and I'll put them on. >> How can I help you? Leave it. >> You can put them on the floor right here. >> And I would put them on my feet. So, you're going to be charged with trespass after warning. >> Take that charge. I want that >> and resisting without violence. >> No, not a problem. >> Okay. >> Make sure it's written up very well. >> And just Uh-huh. Thank you. >> Do you understand? >> I'm going to speak. >> Take me to the judge. Your trespass >> FOR A YEAR. I JUST GOT IN and I have proof. >> No, >> you're a liar. >> I just got here a week ago. >> No, two days ago. >> The airport operations trespassed you. One. One. I have >> remember the airport manager that came by. >> Liars. Don't worry. Close the door. Don't worry. >> We have it all on video. >> Me. >> Okay. Whatever. >> The suspect was transported to jail and charged with trespass after warning and resisting arrest without violence. On September 23rd, 2023, police officers rushed to the airport following reports that an intoxicated woman was causing a major disturbance. >> What is it about? along with my grandma. >> Don't need to delay my flight. No, you delay me. >> I didn't do you guys. I just need to go over to my grandma. >> I need to go home to my grandma. If she dies before I'm just my grandma. I didn't drink too. Have your ID. >> Yes. Take my ID. Like I have not done to the >> Americans, please >> watch your mouth. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> I didn't do any I didn't I didn't swear at any of these. >> I've asked you please do not use profanity. >> Following the officer's orders, the suspect, Nikki, handed over her ID. She was either intoxicated or in the middle of a mental breakdown. The officer did his best to calm her down, but she was on another level. >> I don't get time TO PLAY WITH YOU. >> GIVE me a second. >> I don't get time TO PLAY WITH YOU. I JUST want to get home to my grandma. >> I ain't playing with you. >> I ain't do nothing to you. I just want to get HOME TO MY GRANDMA. >> YOU'RE MY GRANDMA ABOUT TO DIE WHILE I'M IN LINE WITH TSA. I just want to get hold of my grandma. >> My name is Officer Ryan. >> I swear to God. >> Listen to me. Officer Ryan. >> Ronnie. >> NIKKI ABOUT TO BE THE LAST ONE YOU REMEMBER. >> NIKKI, >> LET me out of the line. I just need to go home to my grandma. >> I'm not a terrorist. Sh my >> look like I got a bomb. I just want to get home to my grandma. >> What? >> Get me home. >> I need to get home to my grandma right now, dude. Like that's all >> I just want to get home to my grandma. I'm not trying to bomb the I'm not trying to I just want to see my grandma for the last >> Nikki was going absolutely berserk. Someone needed to tell her that shouting about bombs in an airport is one of the fastest ways to wind up in handcuffs. She needed to calm down fast or things were going to get a lot worse. >> Take a breath. >> You know, MY GRANDMA'S DYING as we speak. >> MY GRANDMOTHER. MY GRANDMOTHER'S DYING. >> YOU WANT ME TO TAKE A BREATH? >> NIKKI, >> YOU ALL JUST WANT TO go home and see my grandma. >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> Do you want to go >> deodorant? Deodorant. >> What have I done wrong? >> I just want to go home and see my grandma. I have done nothing wrong. >> Miss Chapman. Miss Chapman, >> where are you headed here? >> Boston. going to Boston. >> I just want to see my grandma. >> Do you have your flight information real quick so we can try to get you on that flight? >> I just want to see my grandma one last time, please. >> Okay, you're going to see her. >> Take a breath for a second. >> Oh, you don't understand how she said. >> We're working with you. My name's Officer Ronnie. I'm going to help you. >> You're not working for me. >> We are. >> Unfortunately, due to her behavior, the officers would not allow her to fly in her condition. It looked like she would have to wait another day to see her grandma. >> Where's your paper? printed it out. It was in my purse. Y'all playing with me. >> Nobody took your stuff yet. >> Y'all playing with me for real. Don't >> Is it in your in your thingy? Maybe. >> Open it up. Open it up. I have nothing to hide. >> No, I'm asking you to find your flight stuff. I don't want to explain anything. I'm trying so I can get you to Boston. >> Yo, I had it right here so I can fly out. >> I wasn't. >> My ID is right there. on the floor. >> Where your flight? >> No, I just had it. >> I just had it. >> Look, my ID is there. >> Get her away from here. >> No, I need to get to my flight. He has my ID right there. He's holding my ID. Look at it. Look at my ID is in his hand. >> The officers repeatedly asked to see her boarding pass, but she couldn't produce it. And although they were being more than cordial with her at first, their patience would only extend so far. >> Where is your paperwork to fly? >> My grandma's dying. >> My grandma's dining. >> That's good. >> You got Where's your 40 here? >> It's not Nikki. >> No, that ain't right. You have my license in your hand. >> Is he a 40? Okay, >> ma'am. >> Okay, >> you need to take a breath. >> Yo, that's not fair. >> Somebody's got to let us know we can do that >> for disorderly. >> Disorderly. >> Somebody's got to get >> I can smell the alcohol in you from here. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> He has my ID. >> Yeah, but we're trying to figure out what we're going to do cuz you don't have a boarding pass. You need a boarding pass. >> That's not true. >> I have a boarding pass. She continued rifling through her belongings, looking for her boarding pass. But even if she found it, it was hopeless. There was no way the officers would risk putting her on an airplane in her intoxicated condition. >> What airline you flying. >> You is not here. It's a different You got to go to different terminal. >> You're lying. >> Jet has been flying here since October. You're lying. You're playing. >> So I had to go to a whole another ter Chapman 1054. >> Can I get my license pl to get over there? >> If you want, we'll take over my number. Just save that for a little bit. >> We're going to walk you out. We're going to You're going to walk out over here. >> You're going to have to walk out here. We're going to walk out. >> I know that. Stop. I understand that. But we're trying to help you out. So, stop. JetBlue does not fly to this terminal. >> They said terminal. >> This is This is This is A& This is A and B. This is not C. Not near sea. >> You're going near city. >> We're going to help you. >> My grandmother's going to die while I'm sing. >> Although it was sad to hear about her grandmother, it wasn't an excuse to get intoxicated and cause a massive scene in the middle of an airport. And although the officers were trying to help her, it wasn't long before she started insulting them again. >> You know what? You suck dry. You son of a >> all the time. Yeah, he sucked your grandma's to talk about my grandma. >> Suck. >> You're acting like a fool. >> I'm acting like you're drunk and you don't know where you're going. >> I'm acting like a fool. >> Yes, you are. >> Suck your own grandma, you evil son of >> Yeah. Suck, you son of a >> stuff. Talk about my grandma, you son of a >> I didn't talk about you. >> Talk about my grandma. Put your hand down. Put your hand down. >> Okay, that's okay. You're not going to beat on me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. You're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Stop resisting. >> Let go. Let go. >> Stop resisting. >> You're breaking my arm. I'm not resisting. >> Let go of your bags. Let go your bag. Go your bags. >> Yo, what the Look at >> Look at what they just did to me. >> With Nikki secured in cuffs, the officers began escorting her through the airport. It was ironic that she wanted to see her grandmother so badly. Yet, because of her behavior, she was the only one holding herself up. >> Miss Chapman, walk. >> Nothing wrong. >> Walk, Miss Chapman. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Walk. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Ma'am, walk. Ma'am, stop resisting the police and stand up. >> STAND UP. YOU'RE HURTING ME. STOP. STOP. LISTEN. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Listen. >> I just see my grandpa. >> Turn around here. >> Yo, you're hurting me laughing. >> He's hurting me on purpose. >> Listen. >> No. Stop him. >> Stop him. >> I've done I need my wallet. >> I need >> I need to see it. >> It's right here. >> That's not fair. I've done nothing wrong. I paid $400 for a vital. >> Get in there. Stop spitting on me. >> Stop me. >> Thank you. >> Nikki was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest without violence and disorderly conduct. On December 22nd, 2024, Dallas Fort Worth Airport police responded to reports that a woman was drunk and causing a scene. >> What's going on, man? How much intoxication is too much intoxication for y'all? Cuz this girl is all over the place. >> She's been like coming up in and out of here or >> No, she's just like she handle walk straight. >> She was nice. >> I mean, we don't do nothing about that. But she just as >> Yeah, I don't know if you care about that. I'm just letting y'all know. >> She might hit the handicap. >> Can we bring her back this way instead of her processing? >> Hello, ma'am. How you doing? Can I talk with you over here? >> Sure. >> All right. Uh, your stuff. Get your stuff. >> Anything you want? I have uh I have nothing. >> Yeah. I just got a couple questions. Um, you have anything to You had anything to drink today? >> Yeah. Yeah. What did you have to drink? >> I had another light and we're not we're not asking to do no kind of search or anything like right now. I'm just asking you some questions. >> Okay. All right. Are you going about to fall over? You can put your hands by your side. >> The officers pulled the woman Blet aside from more questioning. Although she claims she only drank two Miller lights and two fireball shots. Judging from what the officers heard when they arrived on the scene, she might have drank way more than that. >> I didn't know we did something wrong. I'm so sorry. >> He says stumbling and he looked pretty off balance and stuff like that. >> I just I was confused. No, I said your driver's license. >> Oh, you realize I'm going home right now, right? >> Where are you going home to? >> My husband. >> Where? >> A husband. >> Oh, your husband. Where's your husband at? >> Um, >> is that where you're heading to? Missouri? >> You said what? >> I know he's going to drink more like now with their family. So having alcohol is not a problem, but when it's to a point where you are off balance and you could do >> I hit two beers on two shows. >> Okay. And all I'm saying is the way you're off balance and you're flying by yourself that makes us concerned that you could hurt yourself or possibly hurt somebody else. >> So that's why we're here. >> I'm very tired. >> I I understand that. But that's what we have to do our investigation. Okay. >> Mom, yes. She's here with me. >> Your who? >> Um, >> where's your mom? >> Um, she's still her. >> Oh, okay. >> Her phone number. >> Can we call your second? >> According to Pette, her mother was somewhere inside the airport. The officers wanted to call her mother and arrange her to meet them, but due to Pette's drunken state, that was easier said than done. >> Well, your phone's not in here. It really is. >> Sit. Sit up. I'm fine. Okay. >> Okay. I got you. >> So, you say your mom is here? >> Yeah. >> And she flying Frontier with you as well? >> Yes. on your next flight. >> Yeah, >> I paid for everything. >> Okay, let's see if we can um >> find out what gig you're going to. >> The officers had no luck finding Pette's phone or her mother. And after searching through her belongings, they realized that her phone and mother weren't the only things she was missing. >> Your flight already left, ma'am. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah. So, mom's probably already gone. >> How do I get home? Oh, >> you know me. >> So, what's about to happen, Plet? Right. >> Yeah. >> You're about to go with us. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You're going to be under arrest for public intoxication. >> I'm not I'm not >> You're not what? >> I'm not drunk. >> Ma'am, you were drunk when you said cuz you had two shots and two beers. Nice. >> Yeah. You're stumbling >> and you're by yourself cuz it looks like mom already took the flight, right? So you're not in a position to take care of yourself and you get right now. So you want to come with us. Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Can you back for us? >> Did you possibly urinate on yourself? >> No. >> No. Okay. Seat was kind of wet, so I was just trying to see. >> Okay. >> The officers escorted Pette through the airport to a waiting cruiser. Whether or not she peed herself was unclear, but either way, there's no doubt that it was an embarrassing ordeal. >> All right, let's head on out >> and you're going to go in our in our car. Okay. >> You got her? >> Yeah. She's going to walk slow. >> Yeah. Just walk slow. Small steps. >> Are you serious? I never fly to Charlotte again. >> Actually, we're just trying to help you out. >> You're fine. I love Yelp. >> You'll never get a phone. >> Yes, sir. >> Never do frontier. >> Never do front. >> These doors right here. Never do front hair. Pette was searched before the officers placed her in the back of the cruiser. Next, she was transported to the police station where she was placed in a holding cell to sober up for the night. >> Watch out. There's a step. >> Okay. Step down. Yes. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. Hold on. All right. >> All right. Please. >> And you don't know Gabrielle's number. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Let me out. >> Okay. This is what's about to happen. You're about to get another search, two more searches, and you're going to go through our jail booking process. >> That's right. >> All that all that stuff. >> I can't I can't get out. >> Okay. Well, I'm about to help you out. >> Wait just a second. >> Okay. >> All that stuff you were talking earlier, Miss Pette, we can't have that in this jail. Okay. >> Can I just like >> You can do whatever you want out. >> No. Bring your feet around. >> Yes. >> Towards me. >> I'll do whatever you want. >> Okay. >> I'm going to do whatever you want. >> Okay. Take your time getting this out. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You're good. This is very nice. Thank you. >> Okay, so we're going to step in here. I'm going do I'm going to do another search. >> Let's just hope that's the last time she decides to drink and fly. Airports test patients, but these travelers went far beyond frustration by turning entitlement into full-blown meltdowns. When warnings failed, police were forced to step in. And it all unfolded on body cam when cops arrest the worst airport Karens ever.