Stay there. I'm not going to tell you again. >> My man. Put him on. Put him on the ground. Yeah. Put him on the ground. YOU GO WITH ME. >> THESE are the moments when dumb passengers think they own airport restaurants and learn the hard way. In this case, what should have been a simple unpaid restaurant bill quickly became a battle of pride. Even after getting the chance to fix the situation, the passenger chose confrontation over common sense. A decision that was never going to end in him catching his flight. >> This guy. >> Yes. >> All right, sir. You owe $355 at Duckies. >> This young lady said you just paid. I mean, you just ate there and didn't pay your tab. >> No, I don't I don't know. >> Okay, sir. Okay. This young lady just said you ordered $355 worth of food. I'm going to make this real simple and clear for you. Pay it or go to jail. Your option. >> Good. Go to jail. >> All right. >> Troy 136, can you send me another unit? He's refusing to pay and says he wants to go to jail. >> I did. >> I'm at gate 9. Lieutenant, you stay right there. You want to go to jail? >> Don't touch me. >> All right. >> Stay there. I'm not going to tell you again. >> You ain't going to disrespect me. What do I owe? $355. >> Don't touch me ever again. Don't you ever touch me again in your life. >> You better have that camera on. >> It is. >> Yeah. Don't you ever push me in your life. >> No. Hell no. Don't you ever touch me in your life. I don't give a who you are. >> The bill stopped being the issue. His ego became the most expensive thing in the restaurant. >> Oh, hell no. >> What do you think, Joe? >> When my boss is coming, you can talk to him. >> I don't give a >> You're a You don't touch me ever. >> Frank, >> I don't even need this. I'm just so you see it. >> All right. >> Okay. No, no, no, no, no. >> Nope, nope, nope. You're going to stand right there and I'mma video you. >> Okay. >> Don't you. I don't give a who you are, little chump. >> You heard what I said, right? >> No, bro. No. You disrespected me. Nope. >> 11136. You hurry up. He's going to go to jail. >> I ain't going to jail. >> Get here. >> Get here. Goodbye. >> Calm yourself. Relax. Hey, man. I ain't doing nothing to you, >> sir. You're creating a disturbance. You didn't pay attention. Flight 5 minutes 759. You're welcome to take this time. I'm going to work, brother. your jacket. >> It's fine. Good. >> Yeah. This bro, you got to throw me out like this. I'm going to lay you down right here so you can relax. This is the point where defiance starts collecting consequences faster than excuses. >> Relax. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I understand. Stay on your side right there, partner. >> Oh, I do nothing. I just paid and I created a disturbance. You're a drunk and disorderly sir. >> I ain't doing nothing, man. Gate nine. >> Relax. Relax. >> Look. >> Can I just go? >> Well, we're past that now, sir. If you wouldn't have created the disturbance, I would have walked away. But you did, man. You disrupted these people's day of corrupted public morals. >> Hey, man. >> It'll be in a report. >> Can I just go to >> having trouble with children under two years of age? You're welcome. >> Didn't pay. Finally paid. uh used a racial slur towards me, cursed at this young lady, >> and yelled and disrupted all these people's business day. Public morals all on video. >> Stand up for me. >> I'm so sorry. >> Wow. I look at your wrist and appears that you did or something. >> Thanks, bro. >> And he tried to walk away without paying. Tried to get up, so I sat him down. >> I didn't try to walk away from nobody, bro. I'm just trying to go home, man. >> Wanting to just go home means very little. After spending minutes making sure everyone notices you do some sight in before you go home. Oh, >> thank you, sir. >> Just talk to me, please. >> Use it. >> What did I do? >> Just orderly in talk, sir. >> Good to talk and resist with the help. >> I didn't do anything. >> That's what I like about your car. >> I paid for whatever. >> Civil rights. Everyone knows you don't drive me out here. >> No sir, >> we're only going to do what what you allow us to do. >> Sir, >> we're going to treat you with respect, sir. >> What we're going to do, then we'll we'll take care. Let me get >> I'm leaving. >> Yes, you are, sir. >> I got to search you. Just please remain silent for right now. Listen to my instruction. Listen to my instructions. Please follow my instruction. >> Go home. Listen. >> You're not going home right now. You're under arrest. I have to I have to search you. >> All right. Give me a second. >> Get off. >> Sir, just relax. >> Please. Come on. >> Sir, stop. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Sir, just relax. Calm down. >> Get off. >> Don't pull away from me, dude. Okay. >> Oh, you >> just relax. Relax. >> Just don't pull away. >> You got to roll hard, right? >> I got I got to take some things off you. Okay. I need you to calm down. >> Can I just go home? >> We're going to talk about in a second. I got to take these things off of you. Can you grab this stuff for me? Can you grab this? You got >> Yeah. Yeah, I got it. All right. >> Spread your legs for me, sir. Please. >> Spread your legs for me, please, sir. >> Thank you. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I got you. We're going to explain all that stuff to you in a second. Just give us a few minutes. >> You got no reason to do this. bit too much. >> Reality finally catches up when the only argument left is pretending nothing happened. >> Oh, so now you're a 911. All right. I'll get that job. >> Make sure we're hiring this man, sir. >> Got you got a bag or something to put that stuff in? >> A glove? Sir, I did not do anything. I will leave. >> Please. One second. I'm going to go on this side. No change. >> Just relax. Why are you grabbing me? Well, he's >> There you are, man. >> This is his first time grabbing. He just got here. >> Yeah. And searching you, buddy. >> I didn't. >> You got to be before you go in the car. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to adjust these handcuffs on you. Okay. Got a bag here. >> What did I do that? >> Just stand still. Instead, he's going to adjust the handcuffs for you. Just relax. >> I didn't do anything wrong, man. >> Okay. >> Stay still, guy. >> I am, man. >> Go ahead. >> You know what? reaction. >> John Curtis said, >> I'm going try to lift this one up for you. Okay. >> Got to move you a little bit to get the handcuff. >> Yeah, >> you're good. Oops. Locked it up on you again. >> Move this other hand. There you go. >> I can't control. I got you. You're good. >> Watch your nose. >> What's your last name, sir? >> What's your last name? >> Can I just go home? >> Sir, can you just have a seat, please? We're going to talk about in a second. But first, watch your head, please. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. >> That's good. >> Can you scoot back for me? Scoot back. Sit back. Go inside. >> Sit back. >> I got to check your shoes as well, so sit back. >> Scoot back for me. Scoop, scoot, scoop, scoop, scoop. Push back. Push back. >> There you go. I got to check. >> Can I go home? finally got up. >> All right, sir. Please spin around for me. There you go. >> By now, every chance to walk away had already been traded for one more bad decision. >> This way. Put your body this way. >> There you go. Do like that. I got it. >> I'm getting arrested for what? >> I'm going to tell you all in a second. Let me get you get you situated. >> You got it? >> Yeah, I got it. Sir, can I just go home? >> Give us one second. I'll sort it out. Let me get the AC going for you, sir. Mr. Jackson, where were you born, sir? Where were you born? Okay. You need any medical attention? You're good. Watch your knee. The accused was arrested for disorderly intoxication, resisting an officer without violence, and creating a public disturbance after initially attempting to leave an airport restaurant without paying before eventually paying the bill. Moving on to the next case, where a few too many drinks turned one man's confidence into complete chaos. What started as a disturbance inside an airport bar quickly became a showdown with reality itself. And once Jerry convinced himself he was still in control, there was almost no chance this night was ending any other way. >> Hey, what's up? >> Oh, there you go. >> What's going on? >> The um uh jean jacket that was talking the lady in the green. >> Okay. >> He was first harassing my customers. They were in line. Then he fell backwards. It literally butt first and all the way back and just collapsed and fell back on the floor. And I think maybe hit his head. I don't know. But then he got up and telling people uh had confrontations with individuals who were in the fight over United. >> Okay. >> And in their face and some woman he was right in her face and she jumped back and some guy that is taller than he is and bigger than he is got in his face and pulled him socks and then she walked over to get him. >> How you doing sir? My name's Officer Vasquez with the airport police. How you doing? you. Well, you don't have to get arrested. >> Why am I getting arrested? >> You're not getting arrested. I'm just talking to you cuz I heard you're being a little intoxicated, causing some problems, and that you fell. >> Sure. Sorry. No, that's my fault. >> Thank you. >> When are you flying out? >> 9:15ish. >> I'm telling you, if you go to the gate in the state you're in, they're not going to let you fly. >> Okay, I will. >> Does that make sense? >> Yeah. So, do you have some place you can go right now? >> I do. >> Okay. Where is that? >> I don't know. >> Do you have your telephone? Could you look it up? >> Are you Do you know him? >> Yeah. They're all sitting here. >> Yeah. Get your phone. I don't know. >> You're going to be okay. Don't cry. >> What's your password here? >> What What flight are you flying, sir? >> You're the guy. >> What happened? >> You're the guy. >> I am the guy. >> What's your guy? I can fly at like 9:15. >> No. No. What airline. >> Um, JetBlue. >> Oh, Jet Blue. No, you're not. >> So, you're the guy. >> I'm going to lay down somewhere. You're the guy. >> I I got nobody to call. >> I got you. So, this is my concern. >> I understand. >> I'm going to leave and then I'm going to get another call. >> No, no, no. >> And then I'm going to have to come back here. >> No, you're not going to get another call. I promise you that. I'm going to go lay down somewhere. >> I've been there. >> Obviously, you've had a couple drinks. What I'm saying is more than a couple drinks. >> Yeah, I can tell. I'm just saying >> I am better. The alcohol wasn't the biggest problem anymore. His ego had already taken over. [clears throat] >> You better walk up on anybody. Don't walk up on anybody. >> Don't walk up on >> We're going to Listen, we're going to ask you any >> We're going to ask him back to You're going back to the main camera and we'll go get Jet Blue tickets. >> So, listen. >> I'm better than my man. >> There's two ways you're going to go back. Either in handcuffs or you're going to walk back. Which one are you going to do? No, you you >> Oh, okay. >> Nuke. Nuke. >> He's dude. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back, man. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can you read on a South Carolina driver's license by number? >> I don't care. Yeah, >> I don't care. >> Denial is dangerous because it convinces you that everyone else is the problem. Listen, man. We're going to get you some help. You just need to calm down. >> I don't need to calm down cuz I don't know where the I don't know what the is going on. >> Okay. That's part of the problem that you've drank so much. >> I know that. I'm not drunk. >> You want to just walk? Go take him down the elevator. >> I'm not drunk. >> Yeah, cuz we can't take the stairs. We definitely can't take the stairs. >> 14 hours. >> Excuse me, guys. Excuse me. Why the am I still dreaming? 14 hours. >> What the [ __ ] is your issue? >> Jerry, relax. >> No. No. I don't know. Relax. What the is your issue? My my wrist hurt you. >> My man. [ __ ] Ouch. Hey. >> Okay. >> All right. Now you're got leg shackles. >> My man. Put him on the ground. Yeah. Put him on the ground. Go with me. >> This is where the arrest stops being about bad decisions and starts becoming self-inflicted misery. Throw one. >> I'm going to switch it to one. >> Do you want them to meet you at HQ? >> Come on, buddy. >> Control. >> Gary. >> I'll uh I'll get his license. Yeah. in custody. >> He's like breathing. He's It looks like he's pretending to not be conscious, but he's breathing, moving his eyes. We got 105 for >> he's not going to look. I don't care. Nobody else. >> Is he by the lo? >> Jerry. >> It's over. >> Every second of resistance is just another second added to a situation that was already over. Jerry, it's over, brother. You're making it worse. >> Well, we'll stop struggling. >> I didn't I didn't do anything. >> You kicked me, Jerry. That wasn't necessary. >> Oh, you're a [ __ ] >> Well, that's besides the point. Whether he is or he isn't. >> You can come. >> You need to man up. >> Man up. Hold on. >> You're good. Let me go. >> Grab the >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm good. I'm good. I'm got him. I got him. >> Let me go. >> Jerry, if you you stop us, we have no problem letting you go. But you're still hurt, buddy. >> You just me, bro. Come on. >> If I hurt you by Yeah, we're just >> Yeah. Right there, Chris. Right there. >> Let me go. Let me go. I hear you. I already heard something. >> Let me go. >> Jerry, we're not letting you go. >> You're already hurt. >> You're under arrest, buddy. >> Shut the already. >> You're going to jail, Jerry. >> Shut the >> So, we've decided it's jail. >> Are you going to walk or are we going to have to drag you? >> Oh, you got to get me up. >> You'll walk. >> I've got to get up. >> We can do that. >> So, here. Lean over. Get on your butt. And then you'll stand up from there. Lean over on your butt. Cross your feet. >> Cross your feet. >> And then you're going to get up from there. >> Get up from there. >> Oh, that hurts. >> Well, then you're going to help us stand up. Then >> that hurts. That helps. >> Ready? One, two, three. >> You got to help us, though. >> I'm trying. >> Jesus. >> Thank you. >> That doesn't help. That's short steps. Short steps. Short steps. >> Go ahead. >> Take short steps. >> Okay. You ready? >> Okay. >> Short steps. There we go. Animals. No, shorter steps. Shorter steps. >> There we go. Thank you. >> Pride keeps looking for a way out long after there isn't one. >> That's a janitor. >> No, no, no, no. >> All right. Sit back down. Sit down. >> All right. All right. I'll sit down. I'll sit down cuz he's not going. >> I'm not going anywhere. Get a car right over here. >> I'm not going anywhere with him. >> You're not going with him. >> Come on, dude. Let's go. >> No, go with no no. >> I'm just holding the door. >> So, how do we want to Who wants to transport? I can transport. I just need sitting down. >> I can do the old my CRA, right? Even if it's against me or No, >> I'll write your >> Do you want to go with me? >> Yeah, I'll go with you. I'll go with you. Grip. >> Let's wait for the super. Stand by. >> No, we can't front cuff Jerry. It's against policy. >> Okay. Well, you're I'm not going with him. >> You're not going with him. You're going with us. >> No, I don't care. >> Okay. You're not But you're not going with >> You put in front. I'll go with you. >> It's against policy, Jerry. We can't put it in front. >> I'll go with you. >> I'm not going with >> You're not going with him, Jerry. You're going with us. >> I'm putting in front. I'll go with you. Shut up, buddy. We're done with you. >> Shut up. Shut the up. >> Okay. All right. Whatever. >> This is between him and me. >> Well, you're going to jail, Jerry. >> I will go to jail. I don't care. >> Okay, then let's walk out. >> I don't care. But I'm not going >> that way. >> But that's where the car is, Jerry. >> I don't care. I'm not going that way. >> There's a ramp on the left with you. >> You going with me? >> I will go with you. >> I'm taking you. >> You take me. You unc. I'm taking you, Jerry. No, shut up. I will go with you. That way? Another way? >> There's only one way to go. The cars are down here. >> Either way, I will go other way than that. >> There's no way we can go any other way. >> No, there's other ways. >> There is no other way. >> There is other ways. >> There is no other way. >> Shut up. >> Reality doesn't negotiate. It waits until the excuses run out. >> There's [clears throat] other ways. >> Jerry, ready? You're going to help us get you up. Ready? On your butt. One, two, three. There you go. Perfect. We're going to walk down the ramp on your left and go to the car. I don't know how I did this. >> Give me a second and I will help you. >> Give me a second. I will help you. >> All right. All right. Give me a second. I will help you. >> Then move your foot. Let's go. >> Give me a second. >> You're a DON'T YOU BITE HIM. >> DON'T YOU BITE HIM. Jerry was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after causing a disturbance while intoxicated at Tampa International Airport. Moving on to the next case, what should have been nothing more than paying for a hotel meal somehow turns into a standoff over a single burger. As the excuses pile up and every opportunity to fix the situation is pushed aside, it becomes clear this wasn't about the bill anymore. It was about refusing to admit the truth and that was never going to end well. >> Thank you. He's coming. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. older look. She could be like uh >> she still looked down. >> Okay. >> So, Caucasian woman, short hair, like was curly. She had a blue bag. >> Okay. >> Um had on some capri pants, I think like tan, white. Um so, basically, she just sat me and I've seen her several times before. She usually comes with paper or water or whatever the case may be. Today, she had a meal and she wrote um a room number down and since I was familiar with it, they was like, "Hey, check the room number. There's nobody occupied." >> Okay. Is this something? Is this your policy that you checked before the start? >> Well, no. We noticed her from before. Okay. >> So, this is why you did that. >> Correct. Yes. We noticed that she was a frequent visitor of the hotel. She could have. >> So, I did a due diligence check and obviously the room is not our >> So, would you think she's homeless? >> I'm assuming so. Like, I had an interaction with her maybe 3 months ago and she uh said that she was really some tycoon building. I think it may be some type of >> something that she can't just come in and call. >> Absolutely. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Well, being that she's not here. >> Okay. >> We can check the area for her, but not much we can do right now. >> Um, I guess you can inform your staff just not to serve her next time without payment. >> Got it. >> You have any cameras where you can get like a >> maybe a picture of her? >> I got a picture of it. Can you see it? >> Absolutely. >> And maybe post that somewhere where everybody can. >> Yes, sir. Did you guys say anything for her? >> Mhm. Yes, ma'am. I asked her when she came up here. I said, "Well, ma'am, there's nobody in that room." She was like, "You can call the room." I said, "Why check? There's nobody in the room." I said, "Did you have another form of payment?" She said, "I do not." I said, "Well, ma'am, you need to provide another form of payment. I'm going to call the cops." And she's like, "I call the cops then." >> The story only gets weaker when every solution is met with another excuse. She said, "I call the cops." She like tried to ask me who I was and my title and I told her. She was like, "What do you do here?" And I was like, "Just go." >> And then she just got up and left. >> She just Well, she was standing right here at this point cuz she was dining in the lounge. She went in the restroom, stayed for quite a bit of time. Okay. >> And then she came out here, I guess, to get some water and I confronted her here and then she walked down. >> Okay. >> Half of the conversations. >> Okay. >> Okay. And what was your total? >> Uh, it was like 66 bucks. >> Okay. >> Text. >> All right. >> Thank you guys. You got it. Okay. Do you have your seat? Who said 66? That's for today. >> He's up there. >> And what's your name? >> Okay. You happen to have ID on you? >> I don't have it. He has my father. I'm supposed to meet him later today. He just got there a few minutes ago. >> And I'm not ready to go upstairs yet. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Well, we will. >> I'm going to have a ticket, too. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Well, they're saying that you didn't pay yet. Hello. No, I did pay. >> He paid. It's my father. It's charged. But >> yeah, you charge it to the room. >> Yeah, >> but there's no one in that room in that room. He is in the room. Call the room. >> Okay, so come up. Come back upstairs with us. >> No, no. Call the room. They've done that already. >> No. No. Call him right now. You have a phone. >> They've done that. >> I'm going to be held up there for a build. And the bartender said, >> "Not yet. My father's giving it to me." >> So, even more reason to come upstairs. For what reason? >> To get your boarding pass. >> From whom? Your father's upstairs. Remember? >> My father will come downstairs and get me. I don't need you to bring me to my father. >> Okay, ma'am. >> This is the point where pride becomes more expensive than the bill itself. >> Either you're going to pay for the bill or you're going to be arrested for the service. For theft of service, >> about it. >> So, that's why I'm telling you to come upstairs to make it right so you can continue with your travels or you will be arrested for theft of service. All right. So, let's go upstairs. theft of service. >> So, let's call theft of service. We're telling you and we're telling you not a room, ma'am. >> How would you know? You haven't made >> They already verified in front of us. >> Who verified >> the folks upstairs? >> There are no folks upstairs. >> There are plenty of folks upstairs. >> I'm not doing this. >> Yes, ma'am. Stay here. Stay here. >> You will not touch me. >> I'm telling you, I will touch you. We're going to go upstairs and pay the bill or we're going to the >> I don't have >> cash on me. My father is paying. >> Okay. Do you have a card? >> Do I have a card? >> Do you have a card to make the payment? >> I said I do not have any form of payment. >> Okay. But you have eaten at a restaurant. >> Because David said to me, David is the bartender. >> Okay. >> He said, "Charge your room and if it's not paid, I will pay it." >> So David is upstairs where he's the bartender. >> Okay. So come upstairs and let's talk to David. >> Okay. >> Let's go. >> Fine. And don't touch me. 672 75 call 73. It's just a different day. >> I didn't say that. Are you going to pay the bill now? Is this someone you can call to pay? someone you can call to pay. >> Thank you so much, David. >> I'm going to leave. >> No, we're not going to leave. Either we're going to pay the bill or you're going to be arrested. I'm telling you that what >> arguing about what should happen doesn't change what's happening. >> Arrested for a burger. >> You don't arrest someone for a burger. You give them a bill and you give them a time frame to pay a bill. >> Okay, we'll see about that. >> Are you going to pay the bill? Are you going to pay a bill? And I'll >> There's no bill. That's not how this works. >> Yes, it is. You do not arrest someone for a $34 camera. You do not arrest. We'll find out. >> No. No. No. It's not. We'll find out. >> You want to come to the front? No. >> Do you want to come to the front now? >> No. I'm going to leave. >> You're not going to leave. >> I'm leaving the airport. >> Ma'am, you're not leaving. >> Yes, I am. >> You do not arrest someone for a hamburger. >> Ma'am, you will be arrested for that hamburger. >> For what? >> For not. And what is the charge? >> Death of service. And how long is the charge? How can you How long to arrest someone for a hamburger? >> Ma'am, are you going to pay for it today? >> I said I want a bill for it. >> Do we have anything? >> There's no one there. >> Cool. >> Okay. Actually, >> can I have the receipt? I want to take I want the bill for it. It's my bill. >> Ma'am, can you drop your backpack? >> It's your It's your backpack. >> We're not doing that. We are not doing that. >> Nope. Drop your Drop everything. Just let it go. >> Let it go. Let it go. Let it go. Those are my things. >> Okay. They'll go right with you. >> With you. They're going with you. >> You're going to You're going to stay with us for a second. >> I don't have the extra set with me. >> You do? >> No. I usually bring the extra set, but just relax. Okay. >> Don't squ on us. You'll be all right. >> You're attacking me. >> No, ma'am. You're being You're being arrested. The moment accountability turns into outrage, the outcome is already written >> for a hamburger >> for theft of service. >> For theft of a hamburger? >> Yes, ma'am. You you you've purchased something here, right? >> I >> agreed to pay for you. Agreed to pay for it. >> Father's money. >> Okay. Well, there's no one registered under tight on my right hand. It's too tight on my left. >> Quit moving around. >> That's my water in my face. Do not >> There is plenty of room. I can stick my whole finger in your right hand. >> And I want my ID in there, too. >> Yeah. >> Back in my bag. >> Everything's going to go with you. >> I want my ID back in my bag with you. Let me run you first. >> Oh, so you did? Sorry. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Did you happen to have receipts from the time? >> Um, I will have to find >> I've never been here before. >> You have been here? >> No, I've never been here before. >> Okay. >> What the was that? >> Okay. >> Thank you. I've got it. I've got the I've got it in my pocket. >> What is she talking about? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> It's a hamburger. A $34 hamburger. And I'm being arrested for a hamburger. In what country do you do that? Reducing the situation to just a hamburger ignores everything that led to this moment. Put her on the escort. >> I want to be kept somewhere safer than this. >> What's that mean? >> I am a god. You hurt me with my arm and you're going to be punished. I'm going to hold on to your arm because you're acting erratic and I want you to calm down. >> I'm not erratic. >> Hey, walk with us. Okay. >> I'm a woman. >> We've explained everything that's happening so far. But >> I'm not erratic. >> You're abusive. >> Uh should be >> T. >> Yep. T. There we go. >> That'll be theft of service >> for 3464. Have a seat right here. >> Trying to run. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'll sit when I'm ready to sit. Thank you. I'm a lady. I'm a lady. >> Have a seat. >> I'm a lady. >> Even more reason to sit. >> Have a seat. Thank you. >> A lady sits when she wants to sit. Not when she's told to sit. >> For a 34 64 hamburger that was paid out. That man is dangerous in that he said I've never been to this place before. >> I need to take a flight back to Scotland out of here. >> Yeah. Well, once you get that figured out, you can come back here and take the flight. >> Yeah, but I I don't exactly. >> Yeah, that's >> We'll try again later. >> That's what happened. I'm not. >> She's the one that hit me. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> No, I forgot. What? >> I have a bus pass. >> Bus pass. Let's put that with the rest of your property real quick. Okay. >> Yeah. Well, don't lose it. >> Nope. It's going right back in your bag. >> Anything in your back pocket? >> They need another bus pass to get out of here. I >> victim. They're the victim of the crime. They get to determine whether they want >> paid for. Ask David about it. If they did not accept the payment, that's that's their decision. If it's not >> So, they didn't accept payment from a payment that was valid. >> There was no valid payment. >> Yes, there was a valid payment. No, there was Let's talk one more time about it. You You said you were going to charge it to room 314. Correct. >> I've already made my statement. I'm not talking about it. >> You're talking about it. >> No, ma'am. You are. >> No, I'm not. You are. >> Okay. When the facts stop moving, denial is all that's left to cling to. >> All right, you ready to go? >> Cups first. >> Where is my ID? >> This right here has it. He's going to hold it down for you and he's going to take it with them. >> Yeah. I'll make sure you get all your stuff back when we get over they'll make sure that everything you came in with, which is what we're going to take over there, is what you go home. >> Okay. Thank you. Of >> course. 3464. >> All right. Good to go. >> Good to go. >> I run upstairs and go get the >> Yeah. Well, I mean, >> how like do they want >> The accused was arrested and faced a theft of service charge for allegedly obtaining a meal at the hotel restaurant without providing valid payment. Moving on to the next case where what should have been a routine flight to Chicago quickly unraveled after one traveler let alcohol take complete control. What began as a simple disturbance inside an airport bar slowly turned into a scene that everyone around her saw coming except her. By the time she realized the trip was over, she wasn't heading for the departure gate anymore. She's now causing disturbance using services. >> I did I did not. >> I did. Um >> Okay. You flying to Chicago? >> I'm good. Yes. >> Okay. What time does your flight? I'm turning 56 and I'm mad because he's being mean. >> Okay. Well, >> I get it. >> I flew to Chicago and I understand that Latinos don't like black. >> Okay. Well, today in order for you to catch a fight, you're going to need to sober up cuz >> And I will. She still thinks this is a disagreement. Everyone else already knows it's become a problem. >> So, I don't want nothing, please. >> Okay. Well, let's move away from the bar. move to a different seating area and that way is with them and they won't cuz we have to then make a me I'm going to move but I'm going tell you when They do this baby. >> This is embarrassing. Can I get a like a little second? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm giving you >> I just Can you back up? >> Yeah. Well, unfortunately, I think there's a whole bunch of people, so it's not. >> All right. So, all I'm asking is I don't Get your BMC. >> You know what? >> When I wanted to take away my life, the army did not give a about me. console them. Control them when the army did not give a about my life. >> We we can't be using >> What about me? >> Well, >> that's what I'm saying. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm military, too. I'm a veteran. >> Embarrassment isn't the consequence here. It's the last warning before everything gets worse. >> Okay. I'm embarrassed. So, I don't want to walk this walk of shame. Just a short walk. You just walk right over here. >> Grab your purse and I'll follow you. >> Well, you got my purse. >> Get me out of here. >> Okay. >> Get me out. That's a legit. >> I have a whole flight, bro. >> Have a flight. I can't I can't pay my flight. >> No. No. Okay. my partner. >> We just going to help you out. COME ON. >> OKAY. >> ALL RIGHT. >> Cuz I'm that >> and then you're like >> super handsome. >> All right. Thank you. I appreciate it. But >> but >> my granny when when my granny >> I had to go to >> Okay. All right. All right. Come on. Don't sling. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. We just take We just going to take We just can't be over here. Okay. >> I get that. >> All right. >> I get that. >> All right. Where you from? >> I'm from Florida. >> You're from where? >> Big Florida. I had to go through that, but I was sorry. >> Okay, >> Miss All right. >> I might not make my flight. >> Come on. >> We going to work on that. We going to help you get >> my flight. >> Where you flying to? I don't I don't know. Make it to Chicago. >> Please. >> All right. COME ON. RELAX. RELAX. >> RELAX. >> This is where denial catches up with reality. The body gives away what the ego refuses to admit. >> If you like relax on me, >> come on. All right. Go. Lean against the wall. Lean against. >> If you relax on me, I can relax on you. >> Okay. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> You got to let me want you to fall. Oh, cool. >> If we do, you going to fall. >> No, I'm good. No, I'm cool. No, right. >> All right. Come on now. Yo, this door won't open. This door won't open. This door won't open. Come on over here. This door won't open. Come on, >> please. >> All right, we going to help you, >> dude. Do not put this. >> Nothing's going >> on paper, bro. >> No. No. >> God. >> Okay. All right. Come on. >> We going to let you sit right here. >> Tell you. >> No. Right here. Come on. Sit down. >> Can I tell you? >> Yeah. Just sit down right here. We going to let you sit. Sit down. >> Okay. >> I dare you. >> All right. Bet. You have an address to please stand 316 in the military with 98 go and I'm going through it. I'm going through it. I am going. I'm going. Hey, I'm going. >> The excuses keep changing, but the outcome doesn't. >> Hey, get me. My mental health is >> Yeah. No. >> If you don't get there, >> no. >> No, I'm saying. >> Do you have a place to stay? Do you Do you live here in Florida? >> What I'm saying is that I want none of my >> We're not coming to your stuff. We >> Why are you asking? >> So we can get you a cab or an Uber so you can go. >> Don't get my purse. your first. >> We got to get off the train. >> Stop. Come on. Stand up. >> Don't get in my first. Come on. >> All time. I was like, I like them. >> Cool. >> We just helping first of all. >> Come on. All right, that's enough. Relax. Yeah, >> we had a little too much. We're going to try to find her a cab or something. >> Embarrassing. >> All right. >> Can you stop? >> You got to walk straight and then we >> Okay. >> All right. >> If there's no one that can come and get you, you don't. >> You ask me a damn question. You're hurting me. You're already >> keep still. >> Come on. Let's get this backpack off of you cuz you falling all over the place. >> Embarrass me. Make >> your body feel unc. He's got one in custody. Oh god. >> We're going to lose. >> The moment someone has to be taken into custody, the trip is already over whether they accept it or not. >> You want to know? You want to know? >> All right. Thanks for >> We're on blue express. >> Come on. Let's go. All right. >> All right. All right. Come on. That's enough. Going. >> Okay. I'm sorry. God. >> Stand up. Stand up. Come on. Walk. >> Hey. I'm sorry. My bad. >> All right. We accept your apology. >> I'm sorry. >> Me, too. >> No. I'm sorry. You mad at me? >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Are you mad at me? >> No, you're not mad. >> No. No. No. No. >> No. You're mad at me. >> Hey. Hey. >> No. No. No. >> You got to stand up. >> You want to just take her to the jail? >> Okay. >> Okay. Y'all got to call first. >> No. No. No. No. You're good. Don't Don't do that. >> No. You're being mean. >> Yeah, we're good. Jabari, thanks. >> Yeah, he's getting a car right now. >> Okay. >> Oh, question. >> What was the question? >> Okay. If they got a car, I'm >> okay. >> Threats and apologies arriving seconds apart are the clearest sign that control has completely collapsed. >> Relax. >> You're going to lose your job. >> Relax. >> Okay, >> relax. You going to lose your >> Okay. >> Yes. Go. >> You're going to lose your job. >> You're going to lose your job. I know. >> I did everything. >> Relax. >> I did everything. I literally have done everything. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> Amber. >> Amber. >> I've done everything. >> Okay. What I'm saying is >> you have people >> that are up. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> Help me. >> I'm trying. >> Wow. He could help me. >> Yeah. >> My bad. >> Relax. Relax yourself. >> Chill out. Okay. The traveler was charged with one count of disorderly intoxication following her disruptive and heavily intoxicated behavior at the airport terminal.