I hit two beers and two shots. >> Okay. All that all that stuff >> I can't I can't get out. >> Okay. Well, I'm about to help you out. >> We can't have that in this jail. Okay. >> Can I just like >> You can do whatever you >> No. >> On December 22nd, 2024, officers at Dallas Fort Worth airport were called after reports of a woman wandering around intoxicated. She wasn't causing chaos yet, but her balance and logic were clearly boarding different flights. What followed turned a normal travel night into pure public drama. Watch the video to see what really happened. >> 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 in and out of here or >> No, she's just like she can't even walk straight. >> She was nice. >> I mean, we don't do nothing about that. She's fine, but she just as a [ __ ] scum. >> Yeah. I don't know if you yall here. I'm just letting y'all know. >> She might hit the deck. >> Can we bring her back this way instead of her processing >> through? How are you? Hey, what's up, man? >> I got you, sir. >> Hello, man. How you doing? Can I talk with people over here? >> Sure. >> All right. Uh, your stuff. You get your stuff. >> Anything you want. I have uh I have nothing. >> Yeah. No, 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 nothing. >> We're not We're not asking to do I'm not trying to search anything right now. I'm just asking you some questions. >> Okay. Are you about to fall over? You can put your hands by your side. Let's go over here. I'll talk to you over there. >> Come sit down over here. >> We'll get them. >> Come over here. >> Come sit down. >> Okay. >> So, what did you have to drink today? >> I hit a Miller light. And >> you said a Miller light. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How many? >> Two. >> Two. And then what else? >> I hit a fireball. >> Fireball. A shot. How many shots did you have? >> Two. >> Two fireball shots and two little lights. Anything else? >> No. You got your uh driver's license. >> You have my license. >> It's It's your grab it for me. >> I didn't know we did something wrong. So, sorry. T was stumbling and listening for y'all balance and stuff. >> I know. 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? >> My husband. >> Oh, your husband. Where's your husband at? >> Is that where you're heading to? Missouri? Yes. All right. Thank you. >> I know we couldn't drink when we're not with her family. I know. >> I know we couldn't drink more like >> the moment she spoke, it was obvious the cocktails had clocked in. Her story changed every few seconds. two beers, two shots, and zero grip on reality. Officers tried to keep it calm, but she acted like it was an interview for drunk traveler of the year. She swayed, mumbled, and defended herself with tired confidence. >> You said, "What? >> I know he's going to drink more like not 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 >> two shots. >> 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. >> No, I'm here. Okay. She's here with me. >> Your who? >> Where's your mom? >> Um, she's still here. >> Oh, okay. >> Her phone number. >> Can we call you? >> Yeah. Give me a second. >> And she left you in the checkpoint. >> No, she was confused about what's going on. Oh, >> what are you looking for? I have her number. >> Do you want me to look in your bag for your for your phone? >> Are you looking for your phone? >> That's not going to be the phone. >> This is my phone. >> Mom's number. >> I don't see a phone in there. >> It's not in Is that in your boarding pass? >> Those are her um No. >> Take out. This is the receipt. >> Do you know where you're at? >> What does it say on there? >> It doesn't. It doesn't. It just says it was 3:15 p.m. Right. >> Yeah. >> At 11:45. >> I guess so. >> She's flying the Frontier to Chicago. I'm guessing. >> Yeah, there's no Well, your phone's not in here. >> It really is. >> Sit. Sit up. I'm tight. Okay. Get my shoes on. >> Okay, I got you. So, >> you said your mom is here? >> Yeah. >> And she flying Frontier with you as well? >> Yes. >> On your next flight? >> Yeah. >> I pay for everything. >> Okay. Well, let's see if we can um find out what gig you're going to. Then came the classic twist. The imaginary mom she claimed was somewhere nearby. Except no one could find her. Either mom vanished mid-flight or decided to ghost the drama. Even her shirt answered the question of whether she is going to fly anywhere today. Screaming the truth. Nope. Not today. Um, it looks like >> Yeah. >> Are we done? >> Not yet, ma'am. No, >> we're not. >> How old is your mom? >> 75. Your flight already left, ma'am. >> Oh, wow. >> Yeah. So, mom's probably already gone. >> How do I get >> Oh, you know me. >> We can do that. >> Okay. I appreciate that. So, let me have that. Put that in her belly. >> So, what's about to happen? Olette, 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 a flight left, right? So, you're not in a position to take care of yourself and your right now. So, we're going to you going to come with us. Go ahead and stand up for me. >> Could you bend your 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. So, it's just you're going to go to our holding facility. You're going to get some time to You said you're tired so you can rest and then we'll they'll be able to let you out after you sober up a little. Okay. >> I will never Oh, okay. Well, this has nothing to do with Frontier. I'm going to take your necklace off and put it in your bag. Okay. All right, let's head on out >> and you're going to go in our in our car. Okay. >> You got it. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just walk slow. Small steps. >> Are you serious? Byebye. >> I don't want to fly to Charlotte again. >> Actually, we're just trying to help you out. >> You're fine. I love yelp. >> You'll never get a [ __ ] sir. >> When the cuffs came out, her pride woke up fast. I'm not drunk, she argued, wobbling like a baby deer on ice. Officers stayed patient, probably questioning their life choices. She threw random insults, slurred through tears, and tried to charm her way out, but flopped. >> Never do front chair, right? >> Never do frontier. >> These doors right here. >> Never do front chair. What? Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Does do you know your daughter's number? >> She's on my phone. >> Can you What's your name again? >> Plet. >> She's Gabriella. >> Okay, Pette, I need you to spread your feet for me. There you go. Perfect. >> I don't care. >> Okay, I have to check. Okay. >> I don't care. I don't think anything. >> I'm just letting you know. >> Call my daughter. >> Do you know your daughter's number? >> [ __ ] No. >> Okay. Well, we'll have to worry about that when we get to it. We can't find your cell phone, so we don't know what's going on with that. >> Oh, yeah. It's hyped right in my baggage. Couldn't find that, right? >> Okay. >> No, man. >> We did not find. >> Be careful. >> Watch out. There's a step. >> Okay. Step down. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. Hold on. All right. She's 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 going to go through our jail booking process. >> 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 No. Bring your feet around >> towards me. >> I'll do whatever you want. >> Okay. >> I'm going to do whatever you want. >> Okay. Take your time getting >> all this help. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You're good. >> This is very nice. Thank you. >> Okay. So, we're going to step in here. I'mma do I'm going to do another search. >> This wasn't a criminal mastermind moment. Just a tired, drunk traveler trying to outtalk sobriety. A little self-awareness could have saved her from handcuffs and humiliation. In airports, being drunk isn't a flight risk. It's a guaranteed crash landing. She was charged with public intoxication. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. the best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. Till then keep watching.