If there were frequent flyer miles for
drama, these Kairens would be platinum.
Here are five cases when cops [music]
arrest the worst airport Kairens ever.
Number five, Shairi Richardson faces
unexpected trouble at the airport. At
SeaTac airport, a dispute between a
couple at the TSA checkpoint draws
police attention. TSA staff say they
witnessed a woman strike her boyfriend
with headphones and push him during an
argument. The couple is separated and
both are questioned by police.
>> Basically sitting here talking with the
officer, this man came in this way.
There was a female passenger that was
following him. He struck him and that's
what you guys.
>> So where So where did it go? Where did
it actually
>> they came in? I I think they came in
from this direction here. You guys got
camera footage for that impact or for
what happened?
>> Um,
>> are you looking for her?
>> Time out. I bookmarked it. I'm looking
for a cell phone.
>> All right. Well, PSPD is here and they
they probably would like to see with
their the CCTV what happens. They got an
idea what they're dealing with.
>> I got to put you on hold then.
>> Already through the check.
>> Yeah, their sterile side. We don't have
a we don't have any kind of TSA related
like security issue in that regard. It's
just she was she hit them. You saw and
would she hit him? Is it like an open
hand?
>> I think she hit him with her headphones.
I didn't I
>> hit him. Did you see that?
>> I think she hit him on the head. That's
what it sounded like. And another
hit.
>> Okay.
>> Anything that went like what they were
saying?
>> Well, he was saying, "Hey, there's
cameras basically."
>> So, I think that's what he did. He moved
into this space because
>> Okay.
And did you did you visual you actually
saw it?
>> I I heard the impact. I didn't see it.
>> Did another
>> another observation, but it obviously be
on CCTV. I was standing I was doing
CCTV.
>> Y
>> I don't know where the female is.
>> She grabbed Looks like she grabbed his
bag and then went off swag.
>> Okay.
>> Things being auto video recorded. What's
What's going on there? What happened? 7
million checkpoints and uh we've been in
the airport for a little minute.
>> The man tells officers it was just a
conversation that turned into [music] an
argument. He denies any physical contact
was involved.
>> Okay. And what happened? I mean, they
call us for a reason, right?
Conversation. They turned into
>> girlfriend. Why?
>> Okay. How long? Okay.
>> Okay. Okay. So, he
>> nothing happened. I just
>> I know she's in our feelings right now.
>> I just want her to know the severity of
like we're in the airport.
>> Yeah.
>> She has my bag. I want to get my bag and
we're both going to the same place.
>> Okay. Seated together.
>> Um we stay together.
>> Yeah. Seated together.
>> Oh, I'm not sure because we were
supposed to be going a long time ago,
right?
>> Okay. So now we're just sitting in the
airport. Are
>> you guys having a just a rough patch in
your relationship? What's going on, huh?
>> Okay. So common sense.
>> Okay. So you tell me that got heated.
Did you lay hands on her?
>> No, it was nothing like this.
>> She didn't lay hands on you. You sure?
>> No pushing, no hitting,
>> none of that. Just just verbal.
Just
>> that's all it is. It's none of our
business. Okay.
the one that got cancelled. Hold on. I
had the other one for like 10.
>> It got cancelled. What happened?
>> I don't know. I wish I knew it would
have been
cheap.
>> Well, which sporting pass did you use?
Is it on your phone? Is that why?
>> No, I have the other one. It's literally
my bed. You need to see it.
This the one that got cancelled. We got
rebooked the one that
>> Thank you.
>> Thank you so much.
>> When officers begin speaking with the
woman, she quickly makes her frustration
clear and doesn't hold back with her
words.
>> Is there anything I need to
Who was talking to you? Was there
someone talking to you?
Oh yeah.
>> So, we're in a relationship. I will no
longer mess with him or what he had
going on. He had some stuff in my in his
bag. I just need to get out of my bag.
>> Okay.
>> My iPad, some clothes. I can take it
out, put it in my suitcase, brought his
bag back. That's pretty much it. But we
have a relationship, you know, kind of
kind of thing going on right now. But
yeah, exactly. If I brought his bag
back, I took all of my belongings out. I
would leave him alone. You don't have to
worry about me. I have a flight coming
and go for myself. Like I said, I'm on
the phone right now. I have all my
belonging, but you don't have to worry
about me
>> while I'm in the airport with him at
all. I just had to get my belongings ID
on you and boarding pass by chance.
>> Yeah. Do you need my ID for what if I'm
if
>> Listen,
I'm so sorry. I'm just making sure.
>> It's not him that reported. One of the
TSA folks reported. one of the TSA
people because I can definitely have
evidence of him if possible.
>> There's cameras everywhere.
>> Okay. But like I said, yes, I do. My
name is I do have my ID. Um yeah, but I
will definitely leave him alone. There's
nothing that I want to do with him
anymore. Like I said, it was a
relationship thing. I need to get my
stuff out of his bag.
>> You guys on the same flight or?
>> Um we were we are later on in a day
because our flight ended up getting
delayed. We supposed to be leaving
around this time of day, but the flight
got cancelled, so the flight doesn't
leave until 10:00 p.m.ish.
>> Okay.
>> So, yeah. So, um, if you don't mind, can
I step over here so I can check my ID?
>> Though she cooperates with officers, the
woman [music] brings up new claims and
insists she has her own evidence.
Officers listen as she walks them
through what happened.
>> Hi, Christy. So, you hear me right? So,
this is a position that Christian called
me put me into, okay? because he's a and
I don't want anything to do with him at
this point going forward. My name have
no problem with letting you know who I
am, haven't put my hands on him. We had
an argument. I will be honest about
that. A argument and that's pretty much
it. The argument pretty much he's a
liar. He lied about a couple things as
personally, you know, just in a
relationship. I I pretty much officers
can understand what a relationship is
about, but he lied. He's a liar. And
that was something that I kind of just
grasp and emotionally I'm just like bet
you do your thing but you're asking me
for things that is within my possession
and for my right I don't have to give it
to you because it's in my possession.
But when it came to the point that I saw
that he chose to make it more um about
the police and things of that nature
that showed that he made a choice. So, I
just wanted to be more professional and
just come professionally and let you
guys know like, hey, relationship thing,
have no problem. I'm walking up to you
guys. So, I'm not hiding. Right.
>> Right.
>> Was there any type of physical?
>> I didn't touch him. He didn't touch me.
I will be honest.
>> Hit him with anything?
>> No, I haven't hit him with anything. Not
at all. He had headphones that were mine
and I just grabbed the headphones, but
not physically. If you would like to ask
him, you can ask him, but I don't want
anything.
>> I just want to get your side.
>> Okay. Absolutely. You can ask him
whatever you need to ask him. But yeah,
you're
>> is it?
>> Thank you so much.
>> What's your uh phone number for you?
>> 21. And like I said, I didn't have a
problem cooperating because like I said,
it was from a relationship stuff, so
that's why I came up.
>> Do you uh give your boarding pass by
chance?
>> Just so I can just take a photo of that
just
>> Absolutely. Yes. And you can contact me
whenever you need to.
my boyfriend.
>> While she talks to someone on the phone,
police interview the man again. He stays
consistent, denying that anything
physical [music] occurred
>> right here.
>> Perfect.
>> This is my boarding pass.
>> So, this is the one that got delayed.
>> So, this is I want to say my original
one. And this one
>> That's your new one? No, this is the
this is my original one and this is the
one that got delayed and then the new
one I think is in my personal one. But
you can take a picture and I'll look for
you for the new way if you don't mind
me.
>> Yeah, I appreciate it. I appreciate it.
Yeah,
>> absolutely. No problem. No problem. Hey,
are you going to follow me?
>> Awesome. Yeah, the officers, they're
just listening to my story. You're on
the phone. Everything is going possible.
I'm looking at my boarding house right
now. I don't think I have it, but they
move my flight to 10:00 p.m. if they
don't mind. I don't think I just
physically have it,
>> but you can take a picture. I don't mind
at all.
>> The last Are you going heading back for
us?
>> Yes. No, no, no. I'm heading to um
Eugene, Oregon.
>> Oh, okay.
>> Mhm.
>> I can probably find it this way.
>> Yeah, you can find it that way.
>> It's just to kind of document.
>> No, no. Please, I Please document
everything. I have no problem with you
documenting anything.
>> You don't think so? I thought a smaller.
>> Is she the one that was with you over
here?
>> Is she the one that you're arguing with?
>> Keep your conversation.
>> Obviously,
right now,
>> you want to get to your place.
So,
I don't know how how this is going to
continue where he goes. So, if you guys
make it on the plane, maybe you should
go up there and ask for different seats.
Just just let some time come.
>> Right. So, no, you did not. No, no,
>> I appreciate her. If you if you don't
mind, could you deescalate that? Just
tell them nothing happened. Nothing is
going on. Obviously, she understands
severity. The man remains composed
during [music] questioning. Meanwhile,
officers quietly start reviewing
security footage behind the scenes.
>> Uh, we got to do all that.
>> Yeah. I mean, it's domestic violence.
>> No, no, no, no, no. It's not that.
>> Well, you guys are You guys are domestic
relationship?
>> Yeah. State law.
>> It's still called D.
>> Yeah, I understand that. But I mean,
it's no violence at all. It's no
violence.
>> Do you live in Seattle or Washington?
>> I'm sorry. No. Are you visiting?
>> We're actually headed We're actually
We're headed down to right now.
>> That's home.
>> That's home. Eugene.
>> I guess home is like
we train down in Florida and all that.
>> Okay. Are you guys just up here
visiting?
>> No. No. We're traveling too.
>> Okay. Well, that's what I mean. Just
traveling. Visiting whatever vacation.
Okay.
>> But you're not seeing anything on video.
We're saying you're in the wrong here.
Maybe started somewhere else,
right? That's a problem. Maybe
not.
You can tell you this whole time. She's
a little wild.
>> Is that a punch?
>> Whether you came here or not.
>> After going through video and witness
statements, police decide to arrest the
woman on suspicion of domestic violence.
to talk to him again. I will never deal
with you in again.
>> How are you doing, sir?
>> Well, I'm doing all right.
>> I'm doing good, then.
>> But here's the thing. You got to put
that down. Okay.
>> But I had to put I'm so sorry you're
grabbing me right now.
>> Yep. Because you're on.
>> Yeah.
Uh, no. He I mean he she grabs him. She
subs him into this wall over here.
>> All right, that's
>> Yeah, you just put your hand.
>> I'm under arrest right now. What am I
under arrest for? Christian, are you
serious right now?
>> Okay.
>> I didn't him though.
>> Video cameras.
>> I literally was having a We were having
an argument. I'm not resisting so you
don't have to harder. Christian, are you
serious right now?
>> Washington State. He doesn't get a say.
understand. We were arguing, but I
understand entirely. We were arguing.
>> Okay, I'm not going to resist, but I'm
telling you that we were arguing. I
didn't know him. I didn't do anything
wrong. But the fact that your guys are
doing this to me and he's the man in the
situation, I'm just going to I'm going
to comply.
>> I am. I'm not going to argue with you at
all.
>> But you had me on camera, but at the
same time, what he has on camera, right?
I have my phone shows something
different. So, if I need to show that, I
will.
>> We have you on camera all around here.
>> Okay. But I have my phone that shows
something different. But Thank you,
Christian.
>> Don't talk to him right now.
>> Okay, I won't. Thank you so much,
officer.
>> They are arresting me right now.
Christian, [ __ ] they're arresting me
right now.
>> Do I Am I going to go actually to jail
right now?
>> Go to jail.
>> Wait, but right now it's a physical
>> I didn't Can he tell you that I didn't
do nothing to him?
>> Christian, are you serious right now?
>> The woman becomes louder and more
emotional as reality starts to set in.
She continues to speak up for herself
but clearly feels overwhelmed.
>> You know what? Okay. Okay. I will never
>> ever got to go this way.
>> Okay.
>> Can we please like hold these like
protect or something like we in a
relationship? We had an argument.
>> Are you serious right now?
>> So I'm under arrest for us now. Okay.
Let's just go. I'm not resisting or
anything.
>> We know you're not.
>> I'm not resisting. That's on record.
Correct.
>> Yes. It's on audio. Everything's being
audio video. Hey,
>> absolutely.
>> Can I at least get the handcuffs off?
Like I'm not violent or anything.
>> Policy when you got to go to jail.
>> So, are y'all going to arrest him? I
plan on pressing charges on him then.
>> Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. I plan on pressing charges on him.
But this right here, I feel like it's
completely unacceptable. We had an
argument as in a relationship and y'all
didn't see me play hands on me, but
y'all saw me put hands on him. So, okay.
>> Excuse me.
>> So, am I going to jail?
>> You are going to jail.
>> Who's going to bail me out?
>> You can make a phone call when you get
there.
>> Are you serious right now?
>> You're going to have to go see a judge
for it before that.
>> Can I please make a call to my family
right now?
>> Are you ser Can I make a protest for me?
>> Are you serious?
Oh my gosh. Right now. Oh my gosh.
Oh my gosh. Okay. Who would I be able to
call right now? Any numbers that I know?
>> You can bring your phone with you to
jail.
>> Okay. Thank you so much.
>> When that happens and you can ask them.
>> When y'all let me go, can I call and
press charges on him
>> if possible?
>> But because y'all have me on camera,
y'all arrested me. Correct.
>> Correct. And y'all didn't even listen to
my side of the story. Y'all just
arrested me. Correct. So, I didn't want
to hear that part of the story because I
have proof that and if everything okay.
>> Officers begin escorting her out of the
terminal. She grows more hysterical as
she's read her rights and searched
according to protocol.
>> I'm not I'm not resisting. I just feel
like this is crazy. And y'all didn't
even listen to the woman side of the
story. But y'all accept the fact I was
on video.
>> Has she been read yet?
>> No, I haven't had Bring any rice read to
me.
>> We're going to go ahead and read your
rights.
>> Please don't read me my rice cuz I feel
like Do I have to stay in jail for the
night?
>> Are you telling me that I have to go to
jail for the night?
>> Do I have money if I can bail out
tonight?
>> Can I bail out tonight?
>> You have to see a jail. You have to see
a judge.
>> Am I in jail for the night?
>> Are you kidding me right now?
>> I have to go to jail tonight.
>> I'm I'm not arguing. I'm just asking
questions.
>> Can I get out tomorrow?
>> Can I get out tomorrow?
You just have to talk to a lawyer.
>> I'm just asking. Yes. Can I get out
tomorrow?
>> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer,
>> I have I can afford a lawyer for
question if you wish.
>> Okay. I have a lawyer. I can I can pay
for a lawyer.
>> All right. I'm just going to go ahead
and just take everything.
>> Okay. But my phone all the all the
numbers that I have.
>> Hey, listen up. All right.
>> I'm not I'm not arguing. I'm just saying
that all the sign each of these rights I
explained to you.
>> Are you serious right now?
>> Yes.
>> Are you serious right now?
>> Yes, I am. I can pay for it for for me
to get out of the situation.
>> You understand your right?
>> Yes, I understand my right.
>> Okay.
>> Are you serious right now?
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> You take whatever you're going to get.
Just take it. Just take it.
>> I'm not I'm not fighting or resisting.
Thank you. Let me know. I didn't want to
record and I'm not resisting.
>> I'm in a domestic violent relationship.
I'm in a domestic violent relationship
and y'all captured me. I can show you
proof of me being in a domestic violent
relationship and he won't even come out
here enough to help me.
>> Do you have anything underneath this?
>> No, I just have only a bra.
>> You just have a bra on?
>> I just have a bra on.
>> Just make sure nothing in there.
>> Okay.
>> Who would I have to call to get out of
jail?
>> Just
>> I have a bra. I meant that. Like I
>> Who would I have to call to get out of
jail?
>> You have to see a judge first in the
morning.
>> So I have to stay overnight,
>> correct?
>> Can I call anybody?
>> Yes, once you get to the jail. The
search [music] is still underway as they
get her ready to go.
>> Would I be able to call?
>> Cuz I don't know numbers, mommy. I'm not
lying.
>> Okay, hang on. Take a second.
>> Okay, I'm listening. I'm just telling
you. I don't know numbers by heart.
>> When you can you can bring your phone.
>> Okay.
>> The jail is pretty good about letting
you go ahead and say, "Hey, this is the
number I need." They'll help facilitate
that. Okay.
>> Okay. Thank you.
>> Um, yes. Um, can I bail myself out?
>> You got to see a judge first.
>> I have to see a judge. Like, I can't
even bail myself out.
Can he say that I wasn't being domestic?
Like we had an army relationship.
>> I need you to I'm not resisting.
>> I know. I just need you to have anything
in my pocket.
>> I know. I just have to policy.
>> If he says that I wasn't domestic, y'all
still are going to erase me no matter
what. Correct.
>> Y still going to raise me. So I have to
stay overnight tonight
>> because of him and he's not going to
come and bail me out.
>> Put your ID back in here.
>> Okay. I just have a question. Can I get
bugged out tonight? No, you have to see
a
>> I have to stay in jail tonight.
>> Are you serious right now? Please, I
can't tell you that we were arguing.
>> I'm not I'm not resisting. Please do
whatever you got to do. I'm not
resisting.
>> But can I tell you that we were arguing?
>> I can't tell you that we were arguing.
Like, does that help me at all?
>> I don't think this is going to come.
>> Are you serious?
>> Please, I have a question.
>> Does it help at all that he come out
arguing?
Okay. I'm not resisting. Please
not. But can y'all can he come and say
that we were arguing? Like we're in a
relationship. We had a a argument.
>> But can he come and say that we were
arguing?
Like that's the only thing I'm asking.
Like we were arguing. We were in
relationship. Like I know you understand
that
>> the argument afterwards. But tonight
this is where
>> but I have to go to jail tonight.
>> Like even if I bail out and if he says
it, he's not even out here. This isn't
We don't have any discretion about that.
The judge left, you have to go to jail
and you have to see a judge. Are
>> you serious?
>> She's not happy about it and shows her
frustration as she's placed in the
police car. Officers handle her items
and get everything set for transport.
>> Like I have work, like everything. We're
in a relationship. We had an argument
and that's how yall going to treat me.
He's not even out here. Can y'all talk
to him? But I'm going to jail. Are you
serious?
>> I'm not pushing.
>> I'm not pushing. I'm not resisting.
>> I don't have anything. I know. I just
have to check to make sure.
>> I don't have anything on. You just say
you can check everything. I don't have
anything.
>> I just have to check.
>> I'm serious.
>> He's not even coming out to vouch for
me.
>> Can he come and vouch for me?
>> Like nothing can I'm just asking
questions. I'm not resisting at all.
>> He can't come out here.
>> He can't come out here?
>> Are you serious? Do you guys have a
chance to talk?
>> Are you serious? Ma'am,
>> I am.
>> We had an argument. I'm not resistant.
Can y'all just talk to me as a person?
>> I am talking to you.
>> I would legit leave him alone. Like, I
won't go nowhere near him. Please.
>> We don't have that discretion on this
call.
>> I'm asking you. I haven't done anything
but argue with my boyfriend.
>> I had a boyfriend. We had an argument.
>> I understand that. However,
>> I don't have a car. I had a
>> layover.
Are you serious right now?
>> Are you right now? And I have to stay in
jail overnight for this.
>> You have to see a judge.
>> I don't need to bail out tonight.
>> Correct.
>> Can I at least pay for bail?
>> I cannot bail out.
>> Can I at least take the off?
>> I'm not going to resist y'all.
>> You want the coat?
>> Do you have any weapons on your
>> I don't have anything. You can take my
hat off. I don't have anything on me.
>> So, I'm just going give you a transport
vehicle. She's going to
>> take these off.
>> Unfortunately, not ma'am.
>> At this point, you're criminal.
>> Criminal. I have an argument with my
boyfriend.
>> You know what? I'm not resisting. I'mma
stay in the car.
>> This is crazy. Y'all not even listening
to me.
>> I do. You want me to take it off? It's
not a weapon.
>> Even from the back seat, she keeps
talking as police collect and record her
belongings.
>> Kind of argue with my boyfriend. No, but
you got to
>> Hey, y'all. Please just listen to me as
a person.
>> I have
You have to go ahead and Yep. Thank you.
>> This is crazy. Are you serious right
now? Cuz I'm arguing with my boyfriend.
>> Sorry. No, I was over there dealing with
the other thing. All good. All good.
>> Got the property in there.
>> Uh, yeah. It should be in the bag
for her.
>> Okay. Sounds good.
>> Trust or anything else? On the way to
the station, she asks about bail,
pressing charges, and defends herself
again. Emotions run high as the car
heads off.
>> One sec. I'm going to hear you out. I
promise. Okay.
>> I know you are, but I'm still in the
jail. So, I had an argument with my
boyfriend.
>> And just
a reminder, okay, I pretty sure they
read you your Miranda rights. Okay.
>> I'm not arguing. Like, I'm not saying
anything opposite. Can I just go at the
jail tonight? At least minimal.
>> You might you might be able to. I'm not
sure what the charges have tonight.
>> One sec. So,
>> I just want to ask, can I bail out
tonight? I just want to be able to bail
out tonight. I'm an American athlete.
That's another thing. Like, I'm an
American athlete.
>> I represent the United States of America
when I go and compete.
>> No, 100%. That's I recognized you
immediately.
>> I promise you I'm not lying. And that's
why I let you know I'm going to
complain.
>> No, you are.
>> I'm
just going to get
I can't be with my kids. I got to but I
don't want to stay in jail. Obviously.
>> No. 100%. It's so I It can The first
time can be scary for people, right?
Especially if they never
>> So, I just Right. This isn't like a
thing where you're going to be like in
jail for months or weeks.
>> Just because of the hour. Yeah.
Thank you, officer. My hat is on the
floor.
>> You have some for
>> I don't need it. I'm just
>> No, I'll make sure you get it. This
thing over here for me.
>> Richardson is ultimately arrested
[music] for domestic violence. Number
four. This passenger tried flying with a
loaded gun. Doesn't end well. A man is
stopped at an airport after TSA officers
discover a loaded firearm in his pocket
during security screening. [music] He's
brought to a private room where police
explained why carrying a firearm is a
serious issue.
>> He's valid and clear. He does have a
weapons permit that's valid until March
of 2026 and the gun is clear.
>> Copy. Uh put me on that call and I asked
them for a case number. Um this will be
a physical.
>> All right, sir. Uh, if you could grab
your stuff, please, and come with me. I
got some questions that I need to ask
you and
uh, we'll go from there. Okay.
It's It's been scanned and like all of
that stuff.
>> No, he would refuse to allow It's been
scanned at one point. Um, he has never
received the additional pat down where
the gun was in the pocket after the gun
was found. So, we did not do any
additional screening, but he has refused
additional screening. He said he doesn't
want to deal with TSA and to arrest him
if you need to.
>> So there you go.
>> Okay.
>> And I'll come and talk to you
afterwards.
>> Hey, um are you guys going to can you do
me a favor? If nothing else, we'll need
the fire.
>> Yes. Set your bag right there for me.
>> And then if you'd like, you can sit down
for a minute right here. You can leave
it open. That's all right. All right,
sir. Couple of questions. Um, because
this is a crime, I have to read your
rights first. Okay. Uh,
weapons brought into the airport that
are not securely packaged for shipment.
Uh, hard case locks, you know, all of
that stuff in luggage that's checked to
the airlines.
You know what I'm saying? That's that's
the way that it's supposed to be.
>> Okay. So,
>> you have the right to remain silent.
up there.
>> Anything you say or do can be used
against you in a court of law. You have
the right to talk to a lawyer and hand
have him present while you are being
questioned.
>> Do you understand so far?
>> Okay.
>> After being read his rights, the man
admits to having a loaded gun in his
pocket and suggests they [music] handle
things however they need to. Here's what
happens next. If you cannot afford to
hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to
you to represent you before any
questioning if you wish. You can decide
at any time to exercise any of these
rights and not answer any questions or
make any statements. Do you understand?
>> I do.
>> Okay. Uh do you understand each of these
rights as I have explained them to you?
>> I do.
>> Have you asked any law enforcement
officer or anybody else uh to speak to
an attorney?
No.
>> Having these rights in mind, do you wish
to talk to me now?
>> Sure.
>> Okay. So, first question is the obvious
question. Why do you have a gun
>> uncased in the airport?
>> This is my lieutenant.
>> How we doing, sir?
>> I was doing okay until I walked in with
my gun in my pocket. That's what it
boils down to.
>> I walked in with my gun in my pocket
that I always in this pocket.
>> We don't We don't judge people.
>> I carried forever. I just I was rushing
out of the house. I got in an Uber. I
got in here. I went in.
>> I mean, it's just all there is to it.
>> It's not personal.
>> I know that.
>> You get to tell all that to the state
attorney where
>> I know I know what whatever's going to
happen is going to happen. I walked in
with my weapon. It was loaded.
>> I tried to tell him that I would show
him how to unload it.
>> I figured it out.
>> Huh. It's just a pin. Yeah,
>> but you know it got kind of
>> Anyway,
>> okay.
>> So, whatever we got to do, we got to do,
guys.
>> Well, that that's
>> I mean, I screwed [snorts] up and that's
what it is. I have a permit to carry it,
>> not on federal property. I get it. I I I
know you're messed up.
>> So, what can we do?
>> That's what we're trying to figure out.
>> The conversation shifts to what happens
next and police let him know the
situation qualifies for arrest. [music]
He doesn't argue and accepts the
consequences calmly. spoke to the state
attorney's office. Uh
he went over the statute. Um he he read
it in the way that he understands it.
It's a general intent kind of crime.
>> It was here. It was on property. It was
not securely cased.
>> I agree.
>> Okay.
>> I I agree. When I didn't know it until
they said to me, "You have something
there." And I went, "Oh my god." Yeah. I
I guarantee I didn't take my gun out.
And I told him, "I didn't take my gun
out. What do you want me to do? Where is
it?" I said, "Right there. Don't touch
it." Okay. Then I knew I was in trouble.
I I knew. I mean, if I could have turned
around and got out of here and did
something with it, I would have.
>> So, the state's attorneys decided this
meets the criteria for an arrest.
>> Yeah. Then that's getting arrested.
>> Yes. I I wanted to speak to you and ask
and find out because your statements go
into our report
>> whether you didn't realize that it was
there. You always have it with you and
when you walk through, you know,
>> I have one in each house. I have a house
in Pennsylvania, right?
>> A house here.
>> I'm too old and too fat to fight and
run. So, I carry a piece. I'm licensed
for it. I have a permit for it. I just
forgot that I had it in my
>> Again, we're not judging.
>> Yeah. Okay. So, that's what you have to
put in the re report if you can. I mean,
if I'm getting if I'm arrested, I'm
arrested. I mean,
>> I messed up. There's nothing I can do
about that.
>> Uh, as far as travel goes, um,
I I I don't know. What are you pr Well,
that's all TSA stuff.
>> You run into a situation now after this
is taken care of is that you may or may
not be allowed to travel in commercial
airlines. That's not our call. That's
your That's their call. Okay. Again, it
goes fally.
>> Well, my family is back up in
Pennsylvania. They all got there
yesterday.
>> Okay.
>> I'm supposed to fly in.
>> With a higher ranking officer now in the
room, the advice is simple. Be honest.
The man sticks to his story and quietly
prepares to be cuffed.
>> Well, when I can call him and tell him,
>> you know, you're telling the truth is
it's an honest mistake. We're not here
to penalize anybody. We're just do our
job and this man
take you over and process you in. It's
just going to be one of those things
that what happens over there happens.
>> Um, as far as your baggage and all of
that, do you know if there's anything
else in there that we need to know about
>> What do you mean?
No weapons
>> any anything you because it's got to be
checked before it goes over there
>> ammunition.
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> I carry a gun in my pocket. I forgot. I
mean, you know. No, there's nothing
else. You can look at everything.
>> So, we have this happen two, three times
a year here at the airport, but we also
have a million people a year travel out.
So, that ought to tell you how rare it
is. Okay.
>> It's a mistake that I'm going to live to
re regret, I'm sure.
Well, let the state attorney, you know,
do, you know, their part. They'll look
at everything and they'll decide whether
or not they're going to move forward.
That's
>> all up to them.
>> Okay.
>> So, you got all of that water or
something?
>> Absolutely. Uh you do you have like
>> bad shoulders? Do you have
issues, surgeries or anything like that?
You do?
>> Yeah. I've had both rotator cuffs done.
I've had both hips done. I'm getting
this done for this knee done in June 15.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah, it's it's protocol. We have to.
>> So, for now,
>> I've never had cuffs on entirely. We
>> We'll go in the front. Okay.
The man expresses his dismay as he's
cuffed. Officers walk him out of the
office and over to the patrol vehicle.
Put them for now.
>> And just another question.
Have you been drinking?
>> Yeah. They're
going to ask that.
>> Yeah, they're going they're they're
going to ask on top of that
carry and conceal.
You know, you can't drink at all when
you have a weapon.
>> I'm I'm I'm just letting you know. You
know,
>> I walk proud. Let's go.
>> We're good to go.
>> You taking that? Uh yeah, this we're
going to do this too because they're
going to ask they're going to check
nothing else in your pockets, right? A
little bit of
You want to open up one of those
pockets?
Car keys and lutens
your phone.
Go.
>> All right, sir. This way.
Go up to this SUV right here.
>> Never done this either.
>> Step down. It's it's it's a little bit
more comfortable than some of the newer
cars. So, if you step down, turn towards
me, one leg in, and then you'll be able
to slide.
>> Before heading off, officers adjust the
patrol car setup to make sure he's as
comfortable as possible during
transport.
brand color versus a Chevy pickup color.
>> I'll get the air on real quick.
>> Do you think he really forgot the gun
was in his pocket or was that just a
convenient [music] excuse? Let us know
in the comments. Number three, he showed
up 2 days late, then argued to get on
the plane. Officers walk up to a man
already causing a scene at the airport.
He's being asked to back off, but he's
adamant that he's done nothing wrong.
to back up.
>> I am going to tell you
about
>> everybody.
>> No, I need I need to get I need to go
back to New England and live where I
live.
>> Can I Can I talk to this guy real quick?
What What's your name, man?
I haven't done nothing to you. I haven't
done nothing to you. I'm literally just
trying to board my plane and go to sleep
because I'm about to fly almost 2,000.
United
tell me to get out of your face.
>> I don't give I don't give a about her.
>> I got I I have a whole No. Get
>> over here. Come over here. Talk to talk
to my partner.
I know her.
>> All right. What What's your name, man?
>> No. Stop.
>> What's your name?
>> She She's not gonna want to talk to you,
man. That's why we got called out.
>> Okay. Yes, sir.
>> Take a step back. Take a step back. Take
a step back for me. And what's your
name, sir?
>> I'm I'm If I was going to corrupt I
don't give about her. Okay.
>> I really don't.
>> Okay. So,
>> I just want to get I don't even know her
her name from
>> I don't care.
>> You don't have any weapons or anything
like that on you, do you? No, I don't.
>> Go ahead and turn around. Let me rescue
real quick. Make sure you don't have any
weapons.
>> Make sure you have
>> I don't have anything.
>> How are you going
to
fly to Maine?
>> The police pull him aside to talk while
the airline staff explain their side.
Turns out the man's trying to board a
flight using a ticket that's 2 days old.
over here.
>> Where? Right here. Right here. Hold up.
Where do I put my bag?
>> We'll move your bag over here close to
you. Let's talk over here. Here's the
deal. What's your name? I don't know.
What's your name?
>> Oh, my name is Bryce, but I go back I I
go
>> Okay. So, Brooks, here's the deal.
United Well, we'll shake hands when
everything's settled down.
>> No, I I didn't know if you were trying
to or not.
>> Oh, no. No. So, United has denied you a
flight today.
>> Yeah, I didn't.
>> Okay.
>> I don't care.
>> Well, here's the deal. Um, you said
you're flying to Maine. What What part
of Maine are you flying to?
>> I live I live in Oldtown. I live in
Northern Maine.
>> Are y'all Are y'all were funding this
ticket?
>> He never paid for he never paid for.
>> Oh, he never he never had a ticket. He
was getting ready.
>> He he started off with this young lady
back here. Um, he was upset with her
because she kept telling him he didn't
have to fight for today. So, he gives
her her phone his phone. She pulls up
the reservation. Reservation is for the
28th.
So, as she's telling him that, he's
like, "No, you're going to put me on
plane today." So, she calls me and say
to say, "I think I got a red light." So,
she comes over and then when I walk over
there, then he goes, "I'm not a red
light. I'm not intoxicated. Why would
you say that?"
>> Oh, you know what that was?
>> I'm like, "Yeah." I'm like, "How you
know?" I'm like, "How do you know what a
red light is?"
>> We didn't even know what a red light
was. We're like, "What is what?"
>> So, that's what kind of was like, "Okay,
so [laughter]
you know what you are then, right?"
That's what I thought to myself. So,
then I said, "Well, how do you know what
a red light is?" And he's like, "I don't
talk to her. She just needs to go away."
I said here over there rang. I got it.
So I started talking to him and then I
asked him for she was ask was asking for
the reservation and he kept saying I
don't have it. I'm like sir you just
showed her something on your phone.
>> Staff members say things really
escalated when the man began cursing at
them. Police step in with a warning, but
the man keeps trying to [music] explain
his way out.
>> So he gives me the phone and then I pull
up the reservation. So I explain to him
like your flight was 2 days ago and he
was like
>> showed up for that flight and got
denied. says no value. So that means he
didn't show up. When we market no value,
that means he didn't show up.
>> So when I said to him, well, you know,
now you're going to have to buy a whole
new ticket cuz you're two days late.
It's not a flat tire rule anymore.
>> And so then he was like, well, my
company will have to pay for it. How
much is it? And I said, I don't know. So
I went online to pulled it up. And then
he started going at her again. She said,
"Okay, at this point you're
disrespecting my employees. You can take
your phone and you can buy it online.
Have a great day." He walked on the side
of my county and started saying, "You
going to make me hurt you hurt you." So
I'm like,
>> "Oh, I ain't dealing with this, bro."
>> So I said, "Sir, I'm going to call the
police. I'm asking you to please walk
away from my counter at this time. I'm
refusing service. Please walk away."
>> He continued to keep going. So I picked
up the phone and I called
>> and then he continued with his little
rant.
>> Gotcha. And then he started coming
around the counter again and I said,
"Sir, I asked you three times to stay on
that side. I want you to know that I'm
not scared, but I need you to stay on
that side."
>> And then he was looking and the the guy
that was standing next to him was like,
"What is going on? What's happening?"
And then you guys showed up. He showed
up. It was kind of in his face a little
bit too. So, I just want to get out of
here and we
>> deal with it.
>> Trash.
>> You know, making threats of physical
violence towards other people is a
crime, right? And you can go to jail for
that. I understand.
>> They're not wanting to press charges
right now,
>> but you've actually committed a crime
that you could go to jail for.
>> No, no. What I'm saying is you need to
listen.
>> No, no. Like I I understand I'm
listening to what you're saying,
>> but the fact that I made
I left everybody
you you I don't know their names,
but they had said not bother. I don't
bother anybody.
>> Officers suggest he try flying another
day. Sober, they lay out his options and
attempt to arrange his ride home. His
reaction, though, isn't exactly
grateful.
>> All I can tell you is what they told me,
and I have multiple people telling me
the same thing. So, right now, we're
trying to figure things out for you. But
at at this point, with you being in
talk, listen.
>> I'm just listen.
You're not going to fly with any airline
today the way you are right now.
Guarantee you that. That's based on my
experience.
>> You've threatened people and you've had
too much to drink. My recommendation
truly is to try to catch a flight
tomorrow, have no drinks, come back
sober tomorrow and try it all again and
then you're going to get home. But I
guarantee you, the way you've acted
today, no airline's going to let you
fly.
>> That's just the reality. What's your
name?
right here. Just so I can address you.
Okay. I appreciate that. Your
>> your mom is coming to get you.
>> Perfect. That's your mom is coming to
get you. She's on her way.
>> So, what we're going to do is we're
going to take you downstairs. Let you
sit in the chair. She's she's going to
when she picks you up, she's going to
find other flights and have you fly out.
She told me about the tragedy about
losing your dog. You guys are both but
the the important thing right now is
just to get you where you're not
stumbling around or you know to get you
where you can pass the TSA checklist
because they're more strenuous on
checking people than the ticket calories
here. Okay. So your mom agreed that's
the best decision to make.
>> Okay.
>> What did y'all talk about?
>> Just talked about solutions for you. And
the solution we came up with is her
coming from Round Rock to come pick you
up right now. That's what she's going to
do.
Okay. So, let's go downstairs and bring
your stuff downstairs.
>> I'll grab it back.
>> And once she picks you up, you guys will
go back to her house and I'm over here.
Once she picks you up.
>> Once she picks you up, you guys are
going to find other flights. Okay. We'll
get you'll get you book another flight
>> over there. I thought it was all of you.
>> I hate all of you.
>> You hate all of us?
>> No. I mean, I love all of y'all, but I
hate all of you.
>> Well, sorry. Sorry you feel that way,
but we're just trying to help you out,
man.
>> That's except for you. The man keeps
pushing back, questioning why he's being
treated this way. When his behavior
continues to escalate, things start to
turn more serious. Let's make our way
downstairs and I'll grab your bag for
you and we'll get you taken care of.
Your mom here, all that good stuff, and
you get on a flight a different day,
just not today. And that might be for
the best. It sounds like you've gone
through a lot, right?
>> This is his Those are the unattended
bags.
>> Oh, okay.
>> So, if you want to follow Officer Kid,
we'll head downstairs. I'll grab your
bag for you. Okay.
>> Off the kid right there. Just follow
him. We'll show you the way.
>> You ruined my life. What causes?
>> I'm sorry.
>> What caused this?
>> Well, if you want to be completely
honest, what caused this? Is you
drinking?
>> Who Who said I was drinking?
>> No one had to tell us you were drinking.
I can tell you were drinking.
>> Well, this way.
>> What What do you mean by that?
I'm I'm not going to debate your level
of intoxication.
If you want me to debate it with you to
debate it in the back of my police car
for now, I'm cutting you a break.
>> No, I just I just want to talk.
>> I'm not going to You know that you're
drunk.
>> I don't have to explain to you. I'm sure
they have. You're stumbling around. Your
words are slurred.
>> Can't see. That's not what And I'm not
trying to talk down to you. I'm trying
to help you. Actually, grab onto the
rail so you don't fall. You lose your
balance.
>> What I'm asking
is what what legends think.
>> Well, let me be the
>> Hey, here are your choices. Here are
your choices. Hear me out.
Do you want to sit in a chair over here
or do you want to sit outside? Choices
are yours.
>> Stop treating me like a criminal.
>> If you talk to me like that again, I
will take your Listen to what I'm
telling you.
>> Take me in jail. I don't
>> Okay, I don't care either. Put your
hands out your pocket. Keep your hands
out.
>> We gave you plenty of chances, dude.
>> You're waiting for my
>> I know, but we were asking you to
listen. Okay.
>> No, no, no, no, no, no.
>> Now you're going to jail.
>> Now cuffed and clearly emotional, he
tells the officers they're [music]
ruining his life. They offer an
alternative to jail, but his frustration
keeps building.
Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath.
>> In other than making it, all I wanted to
do was just stand here.
>> Listen to me. Listen to me. I didn't use
sign language to you at all. Did I?
>> I spoke to your mother. I found a way
for you to go home safe. I understand
that you lost your dog. Okay? I
sympathize with you on that. We're
trying to cut you a break. The last
thing I need from you is to use foul
language towards me when I'm trying to
help you out. You listen. Look at me.
Look at me. Do you understand what I'm
telling you right now?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Then why would you do that to me?
>> That's not personal at all.
>> I don't know if it's personal or not.
>> I just
>> You're responsible for everything you
say.
>> Yes. Yes, sir.
>> I understand. I'm I'm just
>> You're taking some consequences for it.
>> I just I don't know how to feel. I was
supposed to fly out to my house.
>> You're taking out on everyone, including
the people at the ticket counter. Like I
said, you could have gone to jail for
just what you said up there. I
understand. Yes, sir.
>> You have an idea on you? What's your
idea?
>> I don't know.
>> Okay.
>> If you put me in the jail, I'm going to
be pretty mad.
>> Think I care about how mad you're going
to get? Been doing this job 21 years.
Made a lot of people mad.
>> Listen, here's what I'm going to do with
you. I'm going to take you to a sobering
center. It's not jail.
>> You'll go to the sobering center. Your
mom can pick you up from the sobering
center. Okay?
>> Don't do that to my mom, please.
>> Okay? Or I can take you to jail. She can
pick you up from jail. Which one do you
want?
Why not? You're not staying here
anymore.
>> I don't need to stay here.
>> Okay.
>> Would you ever see an ID with this?
>> No. He gave me a name. He told me.
>> Yes, sir.
>> Yeah.
>> No.
>> No, you're not.
>> Yeah.
>> You're coming with us. Listen, let me
explain. Let me
>> You're ruining my life.
>> Let me explain to you where I'm taking
you. Let me explain.
>> You keep ruining my life.
>> Let me explain to you what I'm take
where I'm taking you. Okay. I'm taking
you to what's called the sobering
center. It's not jail. I don't need
that. I don't need that.
>> You don't get choices. I don't give you
choices.
>> Even as he's escorted out, the man
resists and tries to reason with the
officers, though he's clearly not in a
state to process what's happening.
>> I choice to pick my life.
>> Okay, jail we go. It's going to be jail.
>> If you don't get to pick my life, I'm
the only one who pays my bills.
>> Good. You can pay your bills when you
get out of jail.
>> No. Stop. Don't Don't add a resistant
charge. Don't add a resistant charge.
Please don't.
>> What? What is he saying? Just walk to
the front of the pond. Walk to the front
of the police. That's it.
>> Trying to be nothing but nice to you.
>> What? What? What? What exactly are you
saying?
>> I was going to call your mother at the
sobering center, give her the address,
and have her pick you up from there.
>> That's what I was going to do for you.
>> Okay.
>> Can you just calm down?
>> Okay.
>> That's what I want you to do. It's not
jail.
>> Your mom's your mom's going to pick you
up at a different location. She's going
to drive you to her house. They're going
to she's going to schedule you another
flight. You come back and fly out. No
criminal charges.
>> No criminal charges. That's what I'm
doing for you right now.
>> Okay.
>> Just just relax.
>> Okay. I got to take stuff out of your
pockets because when I put people in the
back of my car, I got to make sure they
don't have any weapons on.
>> Where? Where? Where am I at?
>> I'm taking you to the sobering center.
>> It's not jail.
>> The what?
>> The sobering center.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. That's it. When we get there, I'll
call your mom, tell her the address,
she'll pick you up from there.
>> Is that okay?
>> But you have to cooperate with them. If
you act the way that you're acting with
us, they will not take you there.
>> Yeah. got just I'm just confused because
>> because I've been drinking, man. It's
not that I've been drinking.
>> It's just
>> I I'm confused on where where where am I
going?
>> Okay, I was going to leave you here. I
was going to leave you here. You cursed
at me. I didn't like that. So, I said,
"Okay, I'm not going to leave you here.
If you're cursing at me, you can curse
at anybody else in here. I'm going to
take you someplace else off site. Now,
depending on how you act, when I'm
transporting you to that place, if you
start cursing at me again or acting
bizarre in the backseat of my car, I'm
going to take you to jail. And there,
they're going to keep you for anywhere
between 8 to 12 hours. Sobering center,
they'll keep you till your mom comes to
pick you up. That's it.
>> All right.
>> We're just going to make sure that we're
checking the handcuffs right now to make
sure that they're they're fitted
properly. Okay.
>> The police adjust his cuffs and get him
into the vehicle. He's on his way to a
sobering center, [music] but it's clear
the situation has left him overwhelmed.
>> All right, they're lock they're not
going to get any tighter on you. Okay.
>> Wait, what do you think? I'm a criminal
like an animal.
>> No, that is what we do with everybody,
man.
>> So, okay.
>> I'm not
going to let you challenge.
Best way is to kind of face us and sit
down. That's the easiest way. Okay. Just
face me. Kind of turn towards me. This
way. The other way. This way. And then
kind of just sit down and we'll make
sure you don't fall. Okay.
>> Take these handcuffs off of me.
>> We can't.
>> Swing your feet in.
>> Swing your feet.
>> Get them off when you get to the
sobering center.
>> Is that his?
>> I'm not a criminal.
>> How are they saying that?
>> That's why we want to take you to the
sobering center. We're medical
professionals taking care of you.
>> Okay. Then why do I need to be like
this?
>> Because everybody goes in the backseat
of a patrol car like that. Okay. That's
our policies. We have to do
No, please loosen me.
>> No, they get loosened this side.
>> They're cutting into my
>> They're not cutting into your wrist.
>> Yes.
>> No, I'm not I'm not take I'm not
loosening them. Let's go.
>> What? Stop. I My
>> Let's go.
>> You're going to have
>> Give me my backpack.
>> No, you don't get your backpack. It gets
turned into property.
>> Property?
>> As property?
>> No, it's not.
>> You're used to making demands. You can't
make demands anymore. You're not in
charge.
>> No, you're not.
>> Why? Why? Why? Why am I being so treated
>> treated like property?
>> This is your property. He gets turned
in.
>> No, it doesn't.
>> Okay.
>> Ultimately, due to his continued
behavior and inability to comply,
officers transport him to jail where
he's charged with public intoxication.
Number two, male Karen's attitude got
him arrested [music] before takeoff.
Police are called to a Southwest
Airlines gate after a passenger becomes
disruptive [music] during boarding.
Here's what happens next.
>> And he touched me on the shoulder and he
said,
"Do you know that a real man doesn't
wear a mask?" I said, "I know real men
that do all sorts of things."
>> Okay.
>> And it and I So then he said, "I knew
it. I knew it." And he just kept patting
me. So then he went back to his seat and
on his way back.
>> Yes, please. for whatever happened up
top.
>> Yeah. Last name, age, date of birth. I'm
sorry. We're trying. I'm not sure.
>> I got this.
>> I'm just trying to do so many things at
one.
>> So, he Yeah. He went back on his way
back to his seat. He said, "Dude,
>> and he's and I looked at Karen, the
other flight attendant. I said, "Oh,
Lord, we got a preacher on board."
>> And the one
>> looked over at this little girl to talk
to her, and he was with his wife and his
daughter. And the grandpa stood up and
he said, "Dude, you need to sit down."
>> As the flight attendant in the back was
talking to him like, "You need to calm
down." All the passengers are scared.
Like in that section, they're like, "He
is crazy yelling at us." And the other
guy at the window who's like, "I'm going
out there. I'm going like to calm down."
Like half the cousin's like, "What is
going on?" anyone that
>> whatever you see in the back.
>> Oh yeah.
>> If you have any balls, you'll take your
mask off.
>> Look, there's worse things she's seen on
TV. All right. Trust me.
>> Real men.
Look, I don't care.
>> I guarantee you guys
>> still not wearing a mask, he challenges
every step and tries to flip the
conversation around to suit himself. He
dodges simple questions and just keeps
talking.
>> I mean, let's go.
>> This fight continuing somewhere else.
>> We got to get out of here.
>> Why don't you touch him up?
>> 6 feet. Put me in handcuffs. Let's go.
Trying to put you in handcuffs.
>> I am never wearing a mask again. You're
going to take your mask off. You know
why? You're
>> This guy's
like
>> talking.
I'm going to be a multi. Why are you
touching me? You're going to hit that
deck in a minute.
>> I believe you. You got to hit that deck.
>> I believe.
>> Don't ask me. Don't ask.
>> My God's tougher than you. Take your
mask off.
>> Come out here and I need to see your ID.
Don't play with me.
>> Look, I'm not. You're a big guy. You
think I'm afraid of you?
>> I don't want you to be afraid.
>> Dying for the Lord.
>> All right.
>> I will lay down my life.
>> Who prayed for you?
>> Get to an understanding.
>> Look, look, I want to do that for you.
You know what?
>> You have a test right now in your life.
If you want to mess with me,
>> explain to me what happened. Calm down.
Calm down. Okay. Are you a real man?
Calmly talk. Okay. And explain figure
something out.
>> What happened while you're on this
planet?
>> Do you love the Lord? I want to know
that.
>> This is a test. I'm going to I'm not
getting arrested. What's your name?
You're a bold man. You're the only one
with the B. He thought he was tough.
Where is he? I thought you were tough.
Stand right. You know who my father is?
>> Talk to me. Okay, calm down.
>> You're the only man I will talk to then.
Look at him. You can't even look at me
in the eyes. You're a man. Who prayed
for you? Tell me who prayed for you.
>> No. No. Look. Take your hand off me.
Who? Who? I ain't touching you. Y'all
both were touching me. You want to get
sued? I will be a multibillionaire
if you want to touch.
>> You got any?
>> Um I'm I came with nothing.
>> All right. So you can head straight to
the main.
>> I like you cuz you can talk to him, man.
>> You know who Drew Brees is? His tone
gets even more confident as [music] he
starts pushing his own views. But that
only makes what happens next more
inevitable.
>> He knows me.
>> Um, you know, Steve Gleason, he's going
to walk again.
>> You know when he's going to walk in
heaven on the streets of gold. Who in
your life has prayed for you? I want to
know. I want to know their name.
>> I don't I don't recall.
>> Take your mask down. You'll remember. If
you pull your mask, you're a good man.
The reason you're crying at me right
now,
>> good men do not wear masks. Kids need to
see men smiling. And you need you need
to put your daughters on your knee and
read to them at night. Don't you ever
You have a daughter. Do you want to
marry?
>> Was there was there anybody that was
bad?
>> Are you a good man? Of course not. I
don't touch I love my wife. She's the
greatest woman on earth.
>> Is she here?
>> I laid down my life for her. She's in
there.
>> She's on the plane.
>> Have you laid down your life for a
woman? Do you stare at women with lust
in your heart?
>> No, sir.
>> No, you don't. That's why I like you.
He's the only one that don't stare at
women with lust in his heart in here.
But you're if you take your mask down,
I'll answer you. I'm not talking to
anybody with the mask. I can't do that
>> because you know why? Because you're a
coward. This is your test.
>> You want to know what a test is?
>> I wear it.
>> You got a woman in your life that's
stronger than you.
>> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I don't
care. Do you have a woman in your life
that's that's stronger than you are?
Yes, you do. Let me ask you this. You're
a whipped man, aren't you? airport.
>> You're going to tell your wife to shut
up and you're going to be a real man.
Are you ready to be a man? You want your
wife to be the woman on on these TV
shows that that you're not proud of? You
your wife is looking for a real man. And
I guarantee this. If you think you're a
man, I promise you, your wife will say,
"Why ain't you that talk to you?"
>> Don't touch me,
>> dude. What you going to do? Do it.
>> What y'all heard on TV last night?
duck.
>> Put your hands behind your back.
>> Put your hand behind your back.
>> Y'all put your hand behind YOUR BACK.
>> WHERE'S THE REAL MAN? EVERY real man
passed this test.
>> Now in cups, he doesn't stop talking,
bouncing from one thought to another
while his wife tries to [music] keep
things calm. Even as he's being walked
off, he's still making noise.
Oh yeah, this is great. Y'all are all
done. Any woman in here, this is what a
man does for a daughter. Anybody looks
AT A DAUGHTER WITH LUST TO THEIR HEART,
they're a [ __ ]
>> Thank you, Owen. Owen Benjamin told me
to say that.
>> He's going to be my best friend. You
know what? That man is a real man. And
one of his That's how you get somebody
to marry their daughter. I want to be a
part of that.
>> On your back.
>> Wait, who's doing that? They got
>> y'all all got Wait, whoever's doing
that? You better
if you don't say your name.
>> Why don't y'all answer your phone?
Somebody buy my parents' cell phone.
They're I don't know.
>> Please, please, please.
>> What?
>> Real men to see you again. My dad will
see me again
>> in heaven. I don't care. I A man is
supposed to lay down his life for his
family, right?
>> We don't need you to. We're good.
>> But other people need me. You know,
people that Ally knows, I want them to
smile. I'm sick of their frowns. I want
smiling people in my life. He's not a
real man. He's got to pass the test. You
don't touch me. You're not touching me.
Take your mask off and you can
>> No, you're not touching me. You're not
strong.
>> I want a strong man to touch me. Don't
touch me. Who do you think you are?
You're not strong enough for me.
>> You know how crazy I am? I'm crazy like
my dad.
>> Yeah, you like throwing at me, huh? You
better break my arm. You want to break
my You going to get sued.
>> No, you tell me.
You better like You can't trade.
>> Do it. Everybody your whole life.
>> You are. I can take off.
>> I'll trade with a man.
You you want to take your mask off
there.
>> You want to step to me, buddy?
>> The officers try to move him along, but
he keeps pushing back and throwing
insults. Eventually, they're forced to
do this.
>> That's why I'm here to call you out. I
did that to call you.
>> Everybody told you that your whole life.
You know what? They're wrong. Look to
me.
Grabbing a man with a walk, Chad. Just
walk it. You're listen.
>> No. YOU DON'T KNOW HOW STRONG MY father
is.
>> Take him down.
>> Got a mask.
That's it.
>> That's what I did for my
rip.
>> That's what he said.
>> The man is charged with disorderly
conduct. Number one, woman loses it
after skipping airport security check. A
woman is approached by airport police
[music] after bypassing a TSA security
checkpoint. Here's what happens next.
>> I'm just trying to come to work, bro.
>> JOSE
the place right here.
>> I was sitting up here.
>> Where's your car at?
>> You send me up here.
>> Go to the bathroom. What? What?
You give me a light or something.
>> I do.
>> I ain't do. I'm going home, bro. I ain't
working for you.
>> Yeah. BREAK MY ARM FOR TRYING TO WORK.
>> Nobody resid.
One, two, three.
down the elevator
today.
She up here taking me to the gym. I got
two kids I'm trying to take care of up
here locking me up for what? Just for
something to do
ain't
y'all up here locking me up like I did
something man. Let me go, bro. I ain't
do for y'all TO LOCK ME UP. LET ME GO. I
know
y'all got me up. I ain't did nothing but
became the work, bro. I ain't did
nothing but became the work. I ain't did
nothing but became the work, bro.
>> As officers escort her out, she keeps
insisting she's done nothing wrong.
Things get more tense when she refuses
to get into the car and pushes back.
>> LET ME
KNOW.
What did I do with YOUR PANTS ON YOUR
CAMERA ON?
>> OKAY. WHY YOU TRYING TO BRING MY ARM?
SIR,
>> STOP.
>> What am I doing? I'm not fighting y'all.
Y'all sitting up here locking me up for
what they do? TELL ME WHAT I DID. I'M AN
AMERICAN JUST LIKE Y'ALL. WHAT DID I DO?
I didn't do nothing but came to work.
HELLO.
LET ME KNOW SOMETHING cuz I stopped when
y'all told me to stop. SO WHAT'S UP? LET
ME KNOW WHAT the going on. I don't know
what y'all got going on. Get off my arm,
sir.
>> Get off my arm cuz you trying to break
my arm. Let me go. My arms already tied
up right here.
>> Let me go
taking me to a car first. I did not do
nothing. What y'all got going on?
>> What y'all got going on? Let me go. Let
me know what y'all got going on, sir.
>> I'm not getting in there. Search me
right here. Searching me right here,
sir. Search me right here. I know my
right.
>> I was at work. Can go over there and
check. I was at work. I went to go piss.
I'm not getting in that car cuz I know
my rights.
>> I need you to sit in that car.
>> I'm not sitting down.
>> You got to get in,
>> sir. I'm not sitting down.
>> You got to get in, man.
>> No, I didn't do nothing to sit in that
car.
>> You went through the checkpoint. You
didn't stop.
>> Because I was going to
>> No, you're not. You know the rules.
>> I don't know the rules. [crying]
>> What do you have? What do you have in
your bra right here?
>> Check my bra.
>> I can't.
>> I'll pull it off.
>> Hey, um, can we get Wendy down here? She
has something in her bra.
>> I don't have nothing in my bra. I don't
got a in my bra. We need a female
>> ain't getting a me.
>> She continues to [music] resist while
police attempt a standard body search.
The situation stays loud and
uncooperative.
>> Do you see my seat? Do you see my hat?
Take the hat off my head so he can read.
He don't know how to read. Y'all sitting
up here doing me like this for whack. I
got two kids, bro. No, I'm not getting
in that car.
>> I won't get in that car.
>> Bro, ain't nothing in this, BRO. PULL
IT, BRO. YOU GOT PERMISSION to pull,
bro. This, bro. This man tried to put me
in this seat. I ain't getting in.
>> No, I don't have too many bad
experiences with y'all, bro. I don't
trust y'all. Y'all ain't put me in. I'm
OCD.
>> Calm down.
>> Bro, Y'ALL BE DOING ME DIRTY, BRO.
THAT'S all y'all. [crying]
Even when I'm in danger, this is all
y'all doing.
>> Y'all don't take a deep breath. Take a
deep breath and just calm down.
>> I'm just trying to work, bro. This is
crazy, man.
>> Just calm down.
>> I'm the one being arrested for trying to
work and be a girl.
>> We're just trying to figure out what's
going on.
>> You hear me?
>> We're just trying to figure out getting
in a car. I'm not a animal. I did what
you told me.
You said you're an animal. Okay.
>> Okay. But you're not going to lock me in
seat like I'm an animal. I know my
rights.
>> Well, that's that's the way that we
handle things. Okay.
>> It's not It's not the way we do like
that. You're not going to do me like
that. I promise you you're not.
>> Y put me in prison like that. I don't
deserve that. I'm listening to
everything and doing everything that
first
>> and then I'll listen to you.
>> Listen to me.
>> Look. Look at me. Look.
We don't want to have to do something we
don't have to do.
>> I would do everything y'all asked me to
do, but don't handle me like this. Okay?
>> Y'all do every person like this, then
wonder why they get aggressive.
>> Why they get aggressive? Cuz you handle
like animals.
>> We're escorting you and you start
pushing back towards us.
>> I'm trying to go pee. I still pee.
>> Officers try to explain the next steps,
but she keeps making demands. They wait
for a female officer due to a concealed
item under her clothing.
Can I speak?
>> When you when you start acting a certain
kind of way, we have to make sure that
we get you from point A to point B.
Okay.
>> We're t right
>> now. We got you to here. Right. Now, we
need to make sure that you don't have
any contact weapons or anything like
that. Now, I can't go in there. We have
to wait for a female officer.
>> We can go. We can go. We can go to where
my bags are. We can do all
>> where where are you? Where are your
bags?
>> I listen to y'all. It's in the locker.
Come on, let's go to it.
>> Okay.
>> It's in the locker up there by the food.
>> I promise you where I wear Look at my
hat. Look at my hat. So,
>> they said, "Yeah,
>> look at my hat." So,
>> say, "Yeah,
>> we can open up the train."
>> I I'm not going to make that call
because I I don't I don't know. We We
need to see a picture of her. I have not
seen a picture of the person.
>> Jose.
>> Yes. Did you get a picture? I have a
picture of her. I have a picture.
>> Oh, they need to start children cuz he'd
be sitting up.
>> Don't do that. I can't tell what it is.
>> What's in your bra? Tell me though.
>> Just tell me what it is.
>> Now that I know probably my swipe card.
>> Okay. So, I saw something poking out of
your shirt. That's why I'm asking.
>> Pull it. Pull it. Pull it. Pull my
shirt.
>> Pull it and shake it. Pull my shirt and
shake it.
>> I'm giving you the thing. We need I know
you're giving back.
>> Yeah. I can't tell you. I mean,
obviously probably the pants, but
there's no way of knowing.
>> I'm giving you permission to pull the
shirt. Ain't nothing in there. I ain't
got no pocket. My nose in there.
>> Come on. Let's go there together. Ain't
nothing in there. I ain't trying to hurt
nobody. I'm trying to work and get
>> Are you okay? We're going to put you in
the car.
>> Listen, I know that you don't want to,
but the thing is in the cop car, I was
>> a me. Listen to me.
>> I want to sit right here. I'm cool. I'm
following your orders. I'm not going to
get in that car.
>> I need you to get in this car.
>> Okay.
>> Now kicking and screaming, she refuses
to get in the car. Her yelling doesn't
stop once she's inside either.
>> You've been cool with me the whole time.
Okay.
>> Give me your car, sir.
>> We're just going to put you here because
we got to take you back to our office.
That's it. To invest the whole
situation. That's it.
>> We can't do anything until we find out.
Y'all know I work.
>> We don't know that. We got to find that
up.
>> We got to find out. That's not enough.
>> Or by force. Which one you want?
>> Why would you force me? Why would you
force me when this man telling you?
>> Jose telling y'all that I work here.
>> Call Jose. He'll tell you that I work
here.
>> Okay.
>> All right. Come on.
>> In the car for what?
>> Sit down. Sit down. We're going to take
you to our office. Watch your head.
Watch your head. Okay.
Drive the vehicle, ma'am.
>> I work here. I WORK HERE.
>> I WORK HERE.
>> DO NOT KICK that off, ma'am. Do not
>> I work here.
>> Do not kick THAT OFF, MA'AM.
>> NOBODY kicking
off.
>> Nobody kicking that
for no reason.
>> Oh, you got to open it up.
>> You ready? You got somebody at the land
office?
>> Yep.
>> Already got all that ahead.
>> All right.
>> And here here's Wendy.
>> Okay. Here we go.
>> Let me go. [screaming]
Let me go.
>> Let me go. Let me
get up.
LET ME GO. LET ME GO. [screaming]
>> LET ME GO.
ARRESTED ME FOR NO REASON.
>> She continues yelling at officers and
complains about the handcuffs. Things
escalate when she's brought into a
holding area.
>> Y'ALL, IF YOU'RE ME, LET ME KNOW what
going on. Let me know what going on.
We're temporal.
>> Can you let me walk by myself, sir?
>> Well, after your behavior, we can't let
you do that. Okay.
>> Okay. I'm calm down. Just let me walk by
myself cuz I've been handling me like
this since I went to the bathroom. Let
me go. Let me go.
You going to let me go?
>> No, we can't.
>> Let me go.
>> Come on. You going to break my arm, sir?
This thing already tight.
>> This thing already tight. I'm not
resisting. I'm up here full of police.
>> Go ahead and walk forward then.
>> Come on. My arm from the sir. Come on.
This thing too tight. I've been telling
y'all since y'all locked me here up.
Come on. Un loosen this thing, please.
Cuz you about to break my elbow. You
about to break my whole arm out.
>> We're trying to work WITH YOU.
>> NO, YOU'RE NOT. YOU AIN'T WORKING WITH
ME.
NO. STOP LYING. YOU AIN'T WORKING WITH
ME. Stop lying. Stop lying. Stop lying.
>> Stop lying.
>> YOU NASTY. I GOT TWO KIDS TO TAKE care
of me for what?
[screaming]
>> She keeps shouting and ignoring police
directions, making it harder for anyone
to get a word in.
>> WHAT DID I DO? I CAN'T GET A WORD. WHAT
DID I DO?
I'M LOCKED UP,
MAN. Let me go. I won't be
>> Are you Are you going to calm down or
you going to keep on with this
ridiculous behavior?
>> Just Just go home.
>> Are you going TO CONTINUE?
>> HEY,
>> are you going to continue on with this
ridiculous behavior? You're going to let
us do our job.
>> Hey, you going to continue on?
>> Do these jobs, sir?
>> Okay,
>> but let me go off these cuffs first.
>> Let me take the uh the sunglasses off.
>> I'm take these cuffs off me because I
ain't did nothing to deserve these. All
I did was try to go pee and y'all sit up
there and met me at the door before I
even went in the bathroom. Come on, man.
These things tight, sir.
>> Sir, these things tight. You're not
going to treat me anyway, sir.
>> I'm not treating anything. I'm telling
you. Okay. So, stop. Listen.
>> And I'm not going to sit down.
>> I got you. Look,
>> if I can stick my finger through there,
you're good. All right. Just have a
seat.
>> Sir, these cuffs hurting me, sir.
>> Two fingers, sir. These cuffs hurt me.
>> Sit,
>> sir. These cups are hurting.
>> They're not meant for comfort.
>> They're hurting me, sir.
>> They're not meant for comfort.
>> I know they're not there for comfort,
but look how tight they is on.
>> If you can put No, you can't put no two
fingers through.
>> Okay. If I can't, then I'll loosen it.
>> Go ahead. You cannot fit.
>> Don't tighten it here.
>> Fit. Try to fit two.
>> Okay. There's two fingers right there.
Okay.
>> You had to squeeze.
>> It's in there. And look here. I can
almost in there.
>> Go ahead.
>> My piggy wiggly.
>> My piggly wiggly.
>> You need to calm down.
>> You going to do me like that for that
pig.
>> Come on. Understand.
>> Look. Take a deep breath.
>> You black too
>> and calm down.
>> I need not
do. So, can you give us an opportunity
to explain to you what's going on?
>> The back and forth continues as she
stays defiant and loud, refusing to
cooperate.
>> Okay. If you let my fellow officer Wendy
make sure that you don't have anything
in your bra area.
>> I'll tell you what's going on. Okay.
>> Can you call Wendy?
>> Acting this kind of way where you're
jumping off table. No reason. All I'm
trying to do is work. I'm acting this
way for a reason cuz I'm innocent.
>> I I get that you're upset, but doing
this THIS WHOLE
>> I'M INNOCENT. THAT'S WHY
>> THIS
>> I'M INNOCENT. THAT'S WHY YOU SAY
on you for no reason.
That's why
we later
take innocent with two kids for what?
on that.
>> Let me sit up closer. You trying to act
like you doing something by hand?
>> Stand up.
>> We don't want holding that chair.
>> Yeah.
>> I want you to use it as a weapon. Stand
up.
>> Ain't nobody going to do nothing.
>> You want to move it closer to the table?
That's fine.
>> It's close to the table. Back up away
from me.
>> Hand your wife like that.
>> I don't have one though.
>> I guess why I see why you don't see why
I don't.
She got to be doing all that for
>> that's messed up.
>> When you coming or what?
>> Still waiting on a female officer, she
tries to offer permission for male
officers to search her [music] instead.
She keeps asking what she did wrong.
>> You want to go ahead and search?
>> No, I'm saying Wendy to do that.
>> Search. You got permission to search.
>> You got permission to search. Just
search. I don't want to wait on this
chair.
>> I don't want to wait on Wendy. I'm
trying to work, sir. I'm trying to get
money, sir. I'm broke. I'm homeless. I
need my money. You up here locking me up
for
>> Where you kids staying at, then? What
did I do?
>> Where you at?
>> What did I do? They're with the
babysitter right now. What did I do?
>> Where's the babysitter at?
>> The babysitter is near.
>> Near where?
>> Why you worried about you? Why are you
the daddy?
>> I'm just I I'm concerned for your
children.
>> They good. They good.
>> Well, if you're not around, then who's
going to be around?
>> The babysitter. My family.
>> Oh, so your family is a babysitter.
>> Mhm.
>> Okay.
What else you got to ask?
>> I'm just I'm I'm genuinely concerned for
your children.
>> Why are you genuinely concerned about my
children?
>> Just like I have concerns for my own
children. I would have concerns for your
children.
>> Okay. But you're locking an innocent
woman up and you got these handcuffs
tight on me.
>> I told you not your mother.
>> What's going on? Going back home to
them. I'm trying to make money and go
back home.
You up here locking me up like
What do I
knock? Nobody I
handcuff.
Hello. Hello. What did I do wrong, sir?
What did I do wrong? What did I do
wrong? Y'all never tell
>> Can you never tell nobody that y'all
just want to
>> No. Emotions hit a peak and she's read
her rights. Still, [music] she continues
to behave like this.
>> I need you to take my name.
>> I know. I know. I
>> I don't know you.
>> You don't.
>> But you don't know me either. So, I'm
trying to be civil here with you and
explain.
>> You want me to take a little bit?
>> Okay. All right. So, let me tell you.
>> You want me You You want You want to
talk now?
>> Can you please tell me? Do you do you
want to talk?
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> You need to make me a promise though
>> that we're going to sit here and talk
like two human beings. Okay. I'm not
going to yell at you. You're not going
to yell at me. Listen to what I'm
saying.
>> Listen to what I'm saying.
>> Listen to what I'm saying.
>> Every time I try to judge y'all, this is
what
>> Can you bring me a chair, George,
please?
>> This is what every
I don't care. I don't care.
[laughter]
This all y'all do every time anyways. I
ain't do nothing to get locked up. Take
me to jail. Take me to jail.
Tell you what's going on. I'm used to
it. What's going on?
>> You need to make me a promise that we're
going to sit here and have a
conversation.
>> Let's have a conversation.
>> Okay. Do you have a Miranda card?
>> Yes, I do, sir.
>> All right. For me to just talk to you, I
need to ask you a few questions. Okay.
For read something to you.
>> You have the right to remain silent. Do
you understand?
>> You have to say yes or no.
>> Yes.
>> Yes.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. Anything you say can be used can
and will be used against you in court in
a court of law. Do you understand?
>> Yes. You have the right to talk to an
attorney and have him or her present
with you before and during questioning.
Do you understand?
>> Yes.
>> If you cannot afford afford to hire an
attorney, woman will be appointed to
represent you at no cost before and
during questioning if you wish. Do you
understand?
>> Yes.
>> Officers explained that she entered
through the wrong checkpoint without
screening. She shares her side of the
story.
>> You can decide to at any time to
exercise these rights questions and not
any questions or make any statements.
You understand?
>> Okay.
So, this is what this is the situation
we have going on. You said you were on
your way to work, right?
>> I was in work.
>> Yeah. So, you went you went
>> you went to Airside one to the to the La
Familia Pizzeria, right?
>> Famous familia.
>> Yeah. Famous familia.
>> Then I had to go.
>> Okay.
How did you get from wherever however it
is that you got here to work?
>> Explain that to me.
>> I walked through the um I walked through
the luggage area where they have
security and I kept going.
>> Which which luggage area you are you
talking about?
>> I walked through the security
>> and they didn't stop. I walked through.
>> So you went through the exit is what
you're saying?
>> Yes. Because everybody at my job walked
through the exit. So, because everybody
walks through the exit, you just went
through the exit. You weren't screened
like you're normally supposed to be
screened, right?
>> Correct.
>> Is there a reason why you did that? You
said because everyone doesn't
come quick enough. I need all of my
money.
>> Okay, I get it. I get it. We all have
struggles sometimes. I run I run late
for work and I got to call my supervisor
and tell them, "Hey, this is what's
going on." But if if I mean, if you're
late, you're late. I mean, because the
thing is that then we we [snorts] run
into situations like these, right?
Because now we have, you know, you going
through into a secure area without being
screened. And you know that this is an
airport, right?
>> Yeah.
>> You know that there's a sec there's
there's secure areas. There's a sterile
area and there's a non-sterile area,
right? So, you know that once we go past
security, everyone has been screened.
That's considered a sterile area,
correct? You you're familiar with all
this from from taking the side of badge
test, right?
>> Yes.
>> She insists she's innocent and continues
defending her actions. Let's see if that
does her any favors.
>> We I have to talk to the officer over
here to figure out what what actually is
going to happen. But I'm telling you why
it is that we're here talking to you.
while you're sitting in the chair that
you're sitting in. Okay. Now, if I have
your cooperation, then maybe we could
handle this differently.
But if you keep acting up the way that
you are, screaming, I get it that you're
frustrated. You're upset. You say you're
innocent. I get it.
>> I get it. But the thing is
>> I got
almost
y'all
but y'all want to act like this on me.
But what about that?
>> Okay.
>> What about that?
>> Did I show up? Did I show up or did I
did I speak to you on on that occasion?
>> Was I the one that showed up? I'm sober.
I ain't on no medication. I ain't on no
>> I'm asking you a question. A simple
question.
>> Were was I the one to show up
>> when you called the police?
>> No.
>> Did you speak to me for that incident?
You can't you can't make a generalized
statement and treat and treat everybody
the same.
>> You can't treat everybody the same
because
>> we're not all the same. We're different
people. I'm here talking to you like a
person, right?
>> I'm talking to you, too.
>> Okay. And I appreciate that. Okay.
>> So, I need to talk to the other officer,
see what's going on, and then we'll go
from there.
>> I didn't spit on him if he want to say I
But I'm mad because y'all locking me. I
still got to pee. What if I would have
pissed on myself? I'm here trying to
hold. Yeah. Yeah.
>> I'm trying to hold it.
>> So,
>> I have been having the bathroom since
I've been catching the bus. I use open
bathroom. I like to wait till I go home.
Police ask her to cooperate and explain
what happened. She keeps rambling and
defending her actions.
>> No, I trust me, I don't like using these
bathrooms either.
>> I don't like using these bathrooms
either. But hear me out. So once Listen,
Josyn, I need your cooperation so that
we can figure all this out. Okay.
>> Okay. I will tell you everything
promises. Can you just take
>> I can't I
can't make these promises. But you the
thing is listen
no promise. Am I getting locked up?
>> I can't make that determination, right?
I need to talk to everybody else and see
what's going on.
>> Okay. Talk to everybody else and then I
will answer all the questions that y'all
need because I didn't do nothing and you
know I didn't do nothing. came to me
while I was trying to talk to you so
that I can gather all the details so I
can talk to the other officer and we can
work this out.
>> Lock somebody up for no reason just to
get paid. I ain't did nothing to y'all
people. Bro,
>> you think you think I get paid extra
because I
>> Yes, you do. You do. You do get paid
extra for locking.
>> You could look up my my pay stuff and
see that I don't sir. You get you get a
bonus for locking somebody up.
>> All right.
>> You get a bonus. So once once you once
you got to your job, you put your
backpack away.
>> I put my backpack inside my locker, the
checkered backpack
>> with nothing in it.
>> Right.
>> I put inside
I went up there to the cash register and
I was getting ready to I said, "Sir, I
got to go use the bathroom." I went to
the bathroom. That's where y'all
approached me at and locked me. I ain't
did nothing. Y'all just put your hands
behind.
>> Who was the one that approached me?
Remember what do you remember?
>> You and the white officer. It was you
and the white officer. The white officer
with the hair
>> who drove the car that we was in.
>> Okay.
>> You know who that officer is, right?
What's his name?
>> So when the first when the first officer
>> What's his name? What's his name?
>> That wasn't the officer scene though. He
didn't show up till much later.
>> No, he was right there. I'm not
>> okay.
>> I don't know who you think he did. I'm
not
>> I'm not saying that you're
>> think I Who do you think I am, sir?
>> The questioning continues, but she
[music] sticks to her version and won't
back down.
>> I think you're no officer that was right
there that locked me up with you.
>> So, when the first officer approached
you, why did you
>> Don't play no games with me.
>> I'm not playing games. I'm trying to ask
you a question, but you keep you keep
diverting the question.
>> I went to work, sir. Don't y'all know
that I was work.
>> So,
>> I did not do nothing. I'm at work right
now, sir.
>> Yeah. But you went to the bathroom,
right?
>> Yes. To pee and I still got to pee and
y'all locked me up.
>> So, then why why did you why did you
challenge the officer when when he when
he told you to stop
>> BECAUSE I HAVE TO PEE. I still got to
pee. I'm trying hard not to piss in HIS
SEAT RIGHT NOW.
>> OKAY. SO, you want to use the bathroom?
We can work.
>> I JUST HAD A BABY ON CHRISTMAS. I CAN'T
HOLD MY BLADDER LIKE THAT. I CANNOT.
>> SO, why did you Why did why did you
resist the officer THAT THAT
>> BECAUSE I DON'T UNDERSTAND why I'm
getting locked up. He didn't tell me
what was going on. I didn't know you can
get locked up for working
into your job.
>> So you resisted him because you didn't
know what was going on is what you're
saying.
>> Right.
>> I didn't resist him. I turned around
when that man told me to turn around. If
I didn't turn around, I would have ran
away and that would have been resistant.
I turned around and I asked y'all what
was going on. Y'all didn't tell me. And
that's why I got upset.
>> And then who was the one that spoke to
you? Me, right? I've been the the one to
be able to communicate with you the
most. Right.
>> You just not
>> I've been the one to speak to you the
most out of everybody that was here.
Right.
>> Right.
>> You are, but not like that. Sir, please
don't sit here.
>> Let me talk to this other officer. See
what's going on. Let me see what's going
on over here. Give me like 10 minutes.
Okay. If you need to use the restroom,
we can work that out. Is that what you
need?
>> Yes.
>> Let me go talk to an officer.
>> I'm sorry for my kids. Please.
She's still shouting at police when a
female officer finally arrives to help
with the search.
>> I'm going to tell you right now, okay,
>> whatever is going on right now, we can
we we have the ability to work through
these things out. But the thing is, you
start
>> you start damaging police property.
>> I didn't touch no police property. Stop.
>> If you if you urinate right here, you
will damage police property. If you keep
knocking this table into that wall and
you make a hole in that wall,
>> I understand and I told you.
>> That we are waiting for another person
to show up because I can't take you in
tight
as
>> I CAN'T DO NOTHING WITH Y'ALL. YOU KNOW
it
supposed to be
And this is how you treat people.
>> Y'all nasty, bro. What type of police,
bro?
>> Y'all supposed to be superhero supposed
to be here to help people here.
>> That's who was doing it.
>> I see you up here trying to me and then
this lady, this nice lady up here trying
to work with me, but you don't give a
I know, but you see how tight it is.
>> But if you do that,
>> it's really tight, ma'am. It's tight.
It's tight. No matter what I turn,
>> it's all right.
Okay, you got to go to the bathroom,
right?
>> Am I going to jail? That's all I want to
know.
>> It's like it's likely that you are.
>> The female officer explains the issue.
She [music] skipped the screening
process. The woman continues to argue
her point.
>> Okay.
>> And you asked her what's going on. Let
me tell you what's going on. When you
ran through that checkpoint just now,
you didn't stop and get your bag
screamed. That's why the airport shut
down the whole air. I know you don't
know this, but I'm telling you behind
the scenes.
>> The whole
So the whole They stopped all the tra.
>> So what did I did as a crime though?
>> No, I didn't resist. If I'm in, how did
I resist? I could have ran and got away.
>> Well, you had ran.
I ran. I got
So, how am I resisting them? They
approached me. Both of them approached
me at the bathroom before I went in
there and used the restroom. How was
that resisting officers?
>> They told me turn around.
>> Here I go. Both behind the back. Did I
not do that, sir? Please don't lie on
me.
>> You was there.
>> You want to lie?
>> No sense.
>> Oh my god.
>> I saw your face.
I'm getting arrested. Don't say nothing.
>> But you want to know what's going to
>> you got in the bathroom, right?
Leave it right here.
>> You choose right now. You have choice.
>> Let me know what's going on. Stop
playing with me like I'm a child. Don't
talk to me like I'm
>> But you as to be talked to because I
came in here. I I did everything they
said. They said turn around. Put your
hands on him. I did that. I'm up here at
work. I didn't do nothing. No. Let these
things off me, bro. I'm right here in
y'all possession, man. Stop handling me
like an animal. Let these tight
untighten this thing.
>> She asks again for the cuffs to be
loosened. Officers eventually adjust
them.
>> Come on now. Somebody got to untighten
these. Somebody got to have some feeling
or some heart.
>> Come on.
>> Just have a seat.
>> Can somebody untighten this?
>> Officer Maller just told you
>> she didn't do nothing. This thing is
tight. It's hurting my arms. My arms
hurt. My arms hurt. Mor.
That's all she did. But Jesus was
hurting me. The watch ain't did nothing
to me.
>> Which one is hurting you the most?
>> This one?
>> This one?
>> Yes. This one.
>> You keep turning your wrist.
>> No, I'm not turning nothing.
Of
>> course I want to turn it. If it's
hurting me, I'm trying to find a
comfortable position.
>> Understand? Listen. I'm going to turn
your wrist this way. I pray to God, bro.
>> Listen to what I'm saying. We're going
to respond to your resistance. Okay.
>> Hey, are you are you listening to what
I'm saying?
>> Sorry.
>> Escobar.
>> Escobar.
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Okay.
>> If you if you resist in any kind of way,
listen to what I'm saying. I give
everybody the same fair warning. We will
respond to your resistance. Okay?
I'm trying to adjust the handcuffs to
make them more comfortable for you.
>> And now I'm back here with cops
who I hate the most.
>> All right, turn your hand this way. This
way. This way. This way. Like there you
go. Right there. Right there.
>> That's as loose as I could let him.
Okay.
>> Because I can fit two fing you feel my
two fingers in there. I'm hurt. I'm
going through enough. I almost last
week. I almost
>> She opens up a bit more talking about
personal stress and what she's going
through.
>> I'll tell you my name. I almost got out
in front of my daughter. I'm going
through a lot. I'm trying to be
>> last week. Tell me what happened last
week.
>> What happened last? What happened last
week? And where was this at?
>> It was at my
y'all didn't do nothing. Now y'all up
here trying to act all hard and tough on
me. That's not fair. Cuz when it's
really needed, y'all don't act like
this. That's not fair. All trying to do
is trying to get up out of this country.
I'm trying to leave.
>> Where you trying to go to?
>> I'm trying to get up out of Orlando. It
don't matter where I'm from. I'm trying
to leave this guy.
>> I'm trying to get out of America.
>> Where you trying to go?
>> I'm trying to go to New York or what? My
family.
>> Okay.
>> Come on. Let's go.
>> Let's go back. Get sleep good at night.
Sleep good at night. Sleep good at
night. All of y'all sleep good at night.
>> All of y'all sleep real good at night.
>> We still haven't
>> sleep real good at night. time coming.
>> Promise you tired.
>> Hold on.
>> Real good tonight on my knees. Praying
to God into my vot.
>> Put it in the backpack. We'll put it in
the backpack.
>> No, she's she doesn't work here anymore.
>> Okay.
Just a real quick search. Make sure you
>> The female officer begins the search,
but the resistance continues. [music]
>> What's this?
What's this?
>> Check.
>> That's what I should have used.
I'm checking you and I'm letting you
know that if you take anything into the
jail, you're going to be charged for it.
Okay? So, if there's anything on you,
>> what I'm being locked up for, what did I
do, sir?
>> What I'm being locked up for?
>> What I'm being locked
What I'm being locked up for? What did I
do? Why man?
>> I'll go with you. Okay, let's go.
>> What did I do?
>> I'll tell you in a second. I don't even
know.
>> Now tell me,
>> what? What did I do? How? How? Sir,
>> what operation did I stop, sir?
>> Don't
Why y'all locking me up? I didn't do
nothing.
>> Why are you locking me up, bro?
>> Man, y'all locking me up for no reason.
it up.
>> Let me go.
>> Don't let him do this. Okay.
>> No, cuz you're locking me up for no
reason.
>> Take him to the car. Please walk with
us.
>> No,
>> it's going to happen anyways.
>> I didn't do nothing for you to lock me
up.
>> What's already happened? Okay.
>> Just cooperate.
>> Whatever. All right.
>> Let your hand off her neck, sir. Hold me
correctly.
>> I'm on your shoulder. We're trying to
hold by your shoulder.
>> All right. Get your hair and I will
>> officers walk her out as she keeps
resisting.
You seriously just try to spit on me?
I
just like I said I
ain't nobody spit on you liar.
Say anything. Get a check.
Excuse us, folks. Excuse us.
>> Hope y'all sleep good at night.
Y'all time coming. Y'all come. Hope you
know that. Hope you know that the time
coming
white.
>> You got it. I got it.
>> Go. Go. Go. Unlock it. You don't need
me. I'm handcuffed.
>> In the end, she's charged with resisting
arrest, disorderly conduct, and
sentenced to probation. Aside from being
banned from the airport, she lost her
job as well.
all that drama just to miss their flight
and catch a [music] charge instead.
Which meltdown deserved its own travel
ban? Let us know in the comments.