A lot of marijuana. >> Do you Do you have any checked luggage? >> No. >> You don't? >> That's all my luggage right there. >> Oh, do you have anything on you that's illegal? >> No, I can check. >> You have any checked luggage? >> No. >> You don't have anything? >> How about that? >> Godamn. >> Look, we might have to put it on the floor. >> Okay. You going to be placed under arrest uh for possession? Most travelers easily clear airport security, but some arrogant flyers actually try smuggling banned items right past TSA. Their ridiculous entitlement instantly backfires when entitled passengers try to bring illegal items onto planes. Before we get started, we'd like to give a special thanks to Night Detective, Police Release, Detective Litty, and others for their outstanding raw footage and for inspiring this video. Hope you enjoy it. On February 24th, 2025, airport police were called by TSA after a checked suitcase was found containing an undeclared firearm and what appeared to be marijuana during X-ray screening. >> Okay. Is one of your passengers? >> Yes. >> You know that name? Uh, >> that's undeclared. I'm really not 100% sure, but all right. So, let's go ahead and take that ask uh 709 what kind of what phone number they have. >> What unit number do you have? So here's the picture of the declaration 9564 95 Seven. >> Probably marijuana. >> Who who discovered it? Okay. So, what happened? four bag alarms and um I noticed that the bed wasn't properly locked. So I go in there to assist that initial alarm. Um of course it wasn't aligned with our SOP and um we're also looking for a decoration which wasn't there but I was looking for the decoration that's not these bags. Why why did the bag initiate alarm? Uh it wasn't properly locked. This thing they should be locked and uh he had like a wire lock but they weren't locked. >> Yeah. >> No, I can smell as soon as I walked in here. >> See I couldn't normally I can't cuz I hate the smell of it. So >> yeah, as soon as I walk right here I can smell it even though it was sealed. Now we just got to identify the guy in >> using the bag tag and flight information attached to the suitcase. TSA coordinated with the airline to locate the passenger at the check-in counter and make contact. >> Will recently? >> Yes. >> All right. Hey, can you take off your backpack for me really fast? >> Just put on the ground. Go ahead and turn around. >> You're just being detained at this time. >> Let him get the cuffs on and then we'll tell you what's going on. Okay. >> Help me. Thank you. 709. We got one. Retain incuffs. >> All right. We can go sit over here. >> We We'll grab your backpack. You didn't have a seat right here. >> Do you Do you have any checked luggage? >> No. >> You don't? >> That's all my luggage right there. >> That's it? >> Yes. >> Okay. You didn't check a bag? >> No. >> Okay. >> How do you pronounce your first name? >> Lamont. L M O N T. >> And what's your last name? >> Wilkerson. W A K R. >> Okay. >> Are you traveling with anybody else? >> Yes, my little brother. He wiped up. >> Okay. Did he check her back? >> I'm not sure. >> What's your little brother's last name? >> Um, >> same as yours. >> No, >> he wiped up. He wiped out. Talk to the lady. >> Black jacket. >> Yeah. Does it match yours? >> Sir, are you traveling with this gentleman right here? >> Are you traveling with this gentleman right here? >> Yeah. >> Can we get you to step around the corner and speak with us as well? Go ahead. Grab your bag. >> What's going on? >> Have a seat. Did you do you have your ID on you? >> Yes. Go ahead. Have a seat and we'll we'll we'll explain everything. So, this is your brother? >> Yeah. >> Come over here. Blood related or How come you guys don't have the same last name? >> What? What? I'm trying to see what's going on though. >> Okay. Did you guys check in the bag? >> Check in? >> Yeah. Under the plane. >> Is it your bag or is it his bag? >> What? >> What bag? >> The bag that's under Wilk Wilkerson's name. >> What's What happened though? Hey, >> so you didn't check a bag. You don't know if he checked the bag, >> man. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. It's early in the morning. >> My mind everywhere now. I'm in handcuffs. I I didn't expect all this. I'm trying to get home. >> Chicago's home. Okay. >> We have a bag that was checked under Orchus's name. Okay. That's why we're here. So, we're just trying to figure out what's going on why TSA caught us over here in reference to that back. >> You have any idea what I'm talking about? >> That's what I'm trying to see. >> Well, if if it doesn't involve you, so did you check in the bag? Do you have any luggage under the plane? >> No, >> you don't have any luggage. >> Yeah, that's my Yeah, that's my brother. >> So, he has luggage. Things quickly fell apart when his own brother confirmed the floral suitcase belonged to him, exposing one contradiction after another in his story. >> That's probably bad. We check in. >> Okay. Did he check it in or did you check it in? >> My brother his name. >> So why you flying to Chicago? If you're Indiana. >> No, I I just came to visit my I just went down I just went down for a visit. >> Oh, okay. >> I just went down from >> from Indiana. I went to the Midland Chicago, Texas. >> Okay. >> I've been down there all before. >> Okay. So there is there any reason why TSA would have called us? >> That's what I'm trying to figure out. I don't know. I'm just >> We just have a bag that we're we're investigating and we're trying to figure out what what's in the bag. Why TSA would call us for this bag >> and they identified this bag which comes back to your brother. >> He's my What's going on? I get >> So you you're just detained right now. We have a bag under your name. So that's why we're asking if you check the bag. >> Bag under my name. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I was literally just going to pay for the >> Okay. Oh. >> Do you want to stay with your brother or do you want to go catch a flight? I mean, if if you're you're you're not saying the bag's yours, I mean, it's not yours. If you didn't check it in, you didn't check it in. He checked it in. Then we just got to ask him some few more questions. So I >> Yeah. What happened to his bag? >> He said it was a floral with flowers on it. >> Okay. >> But they just said they checked in one bag. >> Okay. >> All together. But it was his bag that they checked in. >> What? What bag? The name. >> His name. >> Hey, that's what I'm saying. What? I got >> I mean, if you don't want to be here, you don't have to be here. >> So >> So if if you didn't check any bags, then we just got to talk to him. If you said that was his bag, I'm trying to see what's going on. >> We have a bag under your >> bag in my name. Oh, and it must contain something. >> Please take my carryon real quick. >> Yeah, you you can go check your carryon. >> Okay. So, you told me you didn't check in the bag, but your brother said you did check in the bag. So, you guys you did check in the bag. >> I haven't checked anything. These are two bags I came with, sir. I'm I can't speak for nobody else. >> Okay. I'm >> saying these are my two bags. I go through them. There's money in one of them. And like I ain't going to lie, I don't know what I mean. >> Despite his repeated denials, officers turned to the baggage records, airport surveillance footage, and check-in information to determine who had actually brought the suitcase to the counter. >> I don't have anything I shouldn't have in either of my bag. >> That's what we're doing. I'm going to let you know what process we're doing. We're seeing who carried in that bag and who who who checked it in. But at the end of the day, the bag's under your name, and I'm trying to figure out why is it under your name. >> I get that, sir. I don't understand why it's in my name. There's been a lot of miscellaneous things going on since I've been here to check in. >> Yeah, but your brother doesn't work for the airport, and he said it was your bag. >> So, Steve, >> where'd he go? >> He got on the flight. >> He's on the plane. >> No way. >> So, he kind of just left you high and dry here. So, I mean, if you want to tell us, is it his bag or is it your bag? >> It's not my bag. I don't know whose bag it is, but you can ask the lady. I didn't check in any bag. >> The The problem The problem we're having is the bag. It has your tag, your your reference number on it that you checked in that bag. >> I didn't check any bag >> and then your brother said it's your bag. So, kind of >> I [music] didn't check in the bag. Y'all check the camera. I don't >> He described the bag perfectly as a floral bag. I can't believe the bag is for me. >> So why would your brother say say this? >> I can't believe you said that cuz it ain't mine. >> If it's your brother's bag, let us know if it's your brother's bag. >> I don't know whose bag it is. That's why I'm trying to tell you. I don't know. I flip. I wish y'all could show me a video of me walking. >> I'm saying it's not my bag. >> So somebody's trying to frame you then. Or >> it's something going on. It's been something going on since that's why I'm getting here late. That's why I'm getting to my flight lady because there's been something going on every step to get in here since I've been here literally. >> Did your brother check in a bag on your >> That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. We go out when we when we start registering for things and put our information in, do our thing, we go to different registers. >> So, you didn't come in together? >> We did come in. We get coming together. He has his girlfriend with him and we split ways. You see what I'm saying? >> And we handle our business. But I you take care of you see all the bag. So, your brother told us this is the bag and that it's yours. Now, if your brother just threw you under the bus, I'm I'm I'm sorry. >> I don't think he did that cuz I didn't I haven't bought anything. I haven't put anything on this. >> Okay. >> You've detained him to the point where he is no longer going to get on a plane. I would say if you ask him any more questions, >> so we have enough to voting pass from there. PCR sends a picture. just I would not question him anymore because now that the plane is gone. >> The surveillance footage erased any remaining doubt, confirming he was the one who pulled the suitcase containing the drugs and the stolen firearm. >> 64. Just follow that man right there. >> Follow them. They IDed him. >> They IDed him. So, at this point, you have been IDed as the person carrying the bag in. So, you are being placed under arrest. There's marijuana in the bag and a stolen firearm. >> No. >> And you you're being arrested before, right? You got a felonies, so you can't possess a firearm regardless. So, >> felony possession. Okay. >> No. >> All right. >> We're done. >> I'm going to have you step down right in front of the car. >> All right. So, since you have a lot of stuff, I'm going to do a a double check to make sure you don't have anything on you. All right. >> You absolutely don't have anything inside pockets anywhere on you. >> Check. I don't have any. >> Okay. Cuz usually some of these jackets sometimes like this inside pocket. >> No, that they're going to do that at the jail. But if you have anything in your shoes and you try to bring it into the jail, then that's another charge. You really don't want another charge for burning. >> Now, just so you know, that will line to you. That's you put in the back right here. >> They'll they'll talk to you about everything there. Okay. Appreciate y'all. Yeah, appreciate you. >> You guys ain't knew. You guys better come help. [laughter] >> All right, guys. >> He was charged with possession of approximately 10 lbs of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance, grand theft of a firearm, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Just a few months later, he was arrested again in connection with a homicide, proving his criminal career was far from over. Lies and excuses rarely fool law enforcement. In the end, the evidence and surveillance cameras usually tell the real story. Now, let's see what people had to say about this 19-year-old dude. And a stolen firearm, and he's a felon. This is cosmic levels of stupidity. Trying to take 10 lbs of pot and a stolen gun onto a plane is one of the stupidest things I've heard. This guy couldn't smuggle a sandwich into a movie theater. If that 19-year-old thought he could outsmart the police, our next passenger took an even bigger gamble with a secret worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> Do we still have safe to check your luggage. >> Y'all should get a warrant to open them. >> On October 9th, 2025, Dallas Fort Worth Airport police were alerted by Sacramento police that a passenger arriving at the airport could be transporting a large amount of marijuana. >> Hi, >> I just need to see what seat somebody's in. >> Okay, >> hold on just a second. Um, we need to talk to somebody and I don't know what seat they're in. >> Okay. What's the last? >> Is it Brandon? Braden? >> Yes. >> He's all the way in the back. 31E. >> 31E. Okay. Their lights do not work on a bridge. >> Yeah. I'm going to make that announcement. >> 31E. Okay. >> We'll wait. >> He's all the way in the back. >> Nothing. >> Is your name? What? >> What? >> Is your name Brendan? >> Brendan. >> Brandon. >> Yes. >> Yeah. All right. We're going to talk right up here. >> Okay. We're going to go all the way to the top >> and into that wall. >> That wall? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, is there is there any reason why we would be stopping you today? >> I have no clue. >> No. Do you have anything on you that's illegal? >> No, y'all can check them. >> You have any check luggage? >> No. >> You don't have anything is it okay if we check your check luggage? >> Y'all can do what you want. >> So, yes. >> Yeah. >> To check your check luggage. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> I do. >> Okay. Is this your final destination? >> No, it's not. >> No, it's not. Okay. >> What is your final destination? >> Chicago. >> Chicago. >> You happen to have that boarding pass to that Chicago? >> It's on my It's on my phone. >> Yeah, you can pull up. Where's your ID at? >> She got it. I'm trying to find more trips. There we go. Charge 402. >> So you trying to you leaving out of C. Let's see if we can make this quick for you. >> Your address correct on your ID? >> Yeah, it's it's correct. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Brian, let me let me see that real quick. >> We conducting an investigation. >> I use your phone. Yeah. All of it. Your bags, your phone, everything. Just stand by. Just give us a couple minutes. All right. We're going to get you one, too. >> You can put that down. We'll search everything at the same time. Appreciate you. >> You heading up there for business? >> What? No. My daughter was >> Okay. >> Seven. Charles Henry. >> How many bags did you check? >> Um, two. >> I had my big bag and then they um had me check my carry-on. >> Okay. >> Two rollers. >> Um, yeah. It's two. It's two black bags. >> Black rollers. Okay. Do we still have consent to check your luggage? >> Y'all should get a warrant to help me. >> So no >> more consent. >> No, that's if y'all want to go through my bag, get a warrant. >> That's it. >> I mean, you said yes. >> That's it. That's That's what I'm saying. >> At first, Brandon had no problem letting officers inspect his luggage, but the more questions they asked, the faster his cooperation disappeared. He revoked his consent and insisted on a search warrant. Go ahead. >> Turn this off. >> Nope. We got to keep it on. >> I'm turning it off. >> You can't [laughter] keep my phone on. >> Yes, we can. >> Yes, we can. >> It don't work like that. Relax. Okay. >> Calm down. Calm down. Okay. >> Y'all want everything out of my pocket, too? >> Yeah. Appreciate you. >> That's it. >> Yeah, that's all right. Come on. I'm not going to I'm not going to play. >> I didn't say you were. I appreciate you. You >> just take this off. Okay. >> All right. After this, we just going to sit you down for a couple minutes. All right. That's fine. We're >> Yeah. I mean, I'm just cold. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You've been drinking? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I had two shots on the plane. >> Yeah. I just can't stop shaking. >> I see you. >> I know. >> Have a seat. I want you to relax. Okay. Going to be a couple minutes. We're going We're going to treat you good. Okay, >> that's fine. >> All right. >> All right, Brandon. So, they done scanned these bags. They're saying that there's something in these bags. They can't really make it out with the locks on your bag with Will you give us consent to unlock it? >> No, I won't. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. So, you know how this works in here? >> No. No clue. >> What do you mean? >> I don't know what's going on. So, >> you don't know why we're stopping you? >> No. >> Regarding the items in your luggage? >> No clue. >> Okay. >> So, we have a warrant. Let me show you. He kind of explained what you were going to do. >> While officers waited for the next step, Brandon repeatedly claimed he had no idea why he was being stopped despite the growing number of suspicious indicators tied to his luggage. >> You want to carry that for me? We going to the other side. Hey, man. Come on. WIGGLE. YOU WIGGLING my You wiggling. Don't be wiggling. >> I'm trying to let my >> Stop wiggling now. >> Come on. We going to sit on this now. We done move side. Y'all brought me all the way to the other side. >> This side is nicely decorated. See? Thank you. >> I put my rabbits back in my pocket. >> I can put that all right. >> Yeah. There we go. Thank you. Nice. >> I told you we going to treat you good. >> Hey, look. Like I said, y'all doing your job. That's why I'm, you know, >> of course. What am I going to do, girl? >> All right. Let's see. >> Check this. >> Take pictures of everything. Uh, let me check this really fast. >> How about that? >> Look, we might have to put it on the floor. >> Okay, >> just lay it down on the floor. How about that? What? >> Yeah. Just take a picture. You have to work on >> the whole bag. Oh, >> the whole bag. >> Yeah, like just overall like this. Okay. >> Just overall. >> Yeah, it doesn't work. Do you want me to go back? Anything different? >> Do what? >> Once the search warrant was approved, officers found tightly taped packages hidden throughout the suitcases with an estimated street value of hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> Yep. Just lay it there. Sit. That's it. I'll go ahead and explain. Uh it took a while to get here, but uh but we was able to open up your bags and >> y'all should test it cuz it's THCA, by the way. >> That's fine. >> I know. That's cool. >> Uh we uh got the warrant sign and everything at this point. So, you're going to be placed under arrest uh for possession of marijuana. >> So, how do I have them tested for Cuz THCA is legal in every state? >> So, how I'm sorry. >> So, THCA is legal in every state. >> So, how do I have them tested so y'all can see what it actually is? >> We have to send it out to our lab. >> Okay. >> So, but the fact is you going to be placed under I get it. >> And you know, tomorrow we'll just figure out where >> So, where do we go from here? Like what jail we going to? going to our our airport jail today and you're going to be transferred over to Town County Detention Center where you'll be able to make bond arrangements. >> Do I already have a bail or something or like >> No, the judge going to set it. >> What's What's normal bail for stuff like this? >> It's up to the judge, man. It's going to be a different judge eventually, but it's up to a judge to take a look at it and he make a determination based on your history, the whole >> I mean, what's average, but >> I have no idea. I never even got to that point. We'll get you down there. Talk. >> So, when do I actually get transferred over then? >> Well, it's still early down there today. So, you should be able to get somebody. >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Head out this way. >> Okay. >> Slow down. >> Oh, I'm not I'm not trying to go fast. >> By this point, Brandon claimed the packages contained legal THCA, but the investigation had already gone far beyond a simple explanation. >> Make sure y'all put that in. I was I was about to ask for some pants and then I was like, "Wait, hold on. She about to pants." >> I know. Trust me, I know there's some pants. >> You know, there's a bug. So, I'm like, "Oh, y'all have some fun this morning." >> We would have had a little bit more if you would have just gave us consent. >> I can't let you do I got to make you work. >> I can't let you do your job. You got to work a little bit more. >> You're doing your job. >> You could have easily said, "Can y'all grab my coat out of my bag?" You know, I mean, >> I did. >> I didn't have a coat in my bag. That's the problem. >> I have gave you some pants, too. >> Nah, see I like you. Hey, you tried it, though. I thought it was hilarious. She like, "YOU SURE I GOT YOU? I >> GOT YOU, MY BOY. Save us." >> You know, it's really funny if y'all just looked in my wallet. The key was right there. >> Nah, it wasn't going to be like that. >> You still need a word even there. If you find the key, >> we asked you. >> I know. >> You said yes. You recanted. You just got to go up your word. Brandon was later charged with possession of marijuana. What do you think about him? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. And don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss another Easy Body Cams video. >> $2,700. You're constantly recycling through. >> I don't stay down here, so that's what they give me. reference possession of a single zero by a convicted felon. It does say that they will extra what the extradition limits are. >> On May 14th, [music] 2025, officers were called to a TSA checkpoint at Orlando International Airport after a traveler was caught carrying a suspicious bottle of prescription cough medicine that immediately raised concerns. >> So that that would be the one in question. >> This is this That's like the HS >> $2,700. >> Okay. I'm just saying with the the thing is >> Why did you get a Daytona prescription when you live in Georgia? >> Huh? >> You live in Georgia, right? >> Yeah. >> Why do you have a Daytona? >> I moved from down here, so my address came. They just fed my doctor over. I just got it today. I just picked it up. I didn't show you on my message, but they sent me an email to come pick it up. I can show you on my phone. >> Yeah, please. >> Where do you live, sir? Where do you live? >> I've never heard of Daytona People's Pharmacy before. Obviously, there's something that came up here. I mean, it's a Okay. What I'm trying to say is, do you understand why I'm You supposedly live in Georgia. You don't live in Daytona. Uh, we're trying to figure out what exact and that's a large quantity of that that substance. >> But I can show you my phone >> for bronchitis. You're not normally given a large quantity like that. >> I can show you the phone, sir. >> Show me what in the phone. What would you show me? >> Text message that they sent to me from Daytona Pharmacy. >> Okay. I understand that. I'm not questioning your integrity as much as I'm questioning why you receive so much of one. >> I get it once a month. >> It's a 30-day supply. >> A 30-day supply for bronchitis. >> Yes. >> It's a 30-day supply. >> Do you have like a chronic bronchitis problem? >> That's why I got there. I got everything that came in. >> Okay. What I'm trying to say is I've never bronchitis is something that normally is cured relatively quickly. I mean, why do you why are you constantly taking 30 days supplies for bronchitis? That's what they give me, sir. >> How long have you had bronchitis your whole life? >> Only I've been only getting that medication for a year, a year now. >> As questioning continued, [music] his story became increasingly inconsistent, especially when he claimed he'd been taking large amounts of coden cough syrup for years. >> Not a huge quantity of a 30-day script that you're constantly recycling through. >> I don't stay down there, so that's what they give me. I got I got messages from you telling me to come get it. >> And I can show you this like this. No, this no scam. It's no fraud. I can show you this black and white. >> How long have you been taking this, sir? >> I've been taking this for a couple years. >> Couple years. Four was a year. Now it's a couple years. >> No, you said how long I've been taking it? >> Yes. >> I've been taking it for longer than now. >> Why? I mean, do you have damage to your lungs or something? >> No, I don't have a damage to my lungs. Bronchitis is not something I mean it's not something that's lasts forever. Like you're you're you're saying it's >> get my phone so I can show you. >> No, no. What I'm trying to say you what you have in your phone is not going to prove to anything to me. Okay. But I'm explain to you right now. I'm trying to understand why somebody is taking something for something that doesn't last as long as you're saying. Unless it's you have permanent damage to your lungs or something like that and you're taking large quantities of it. I'm trying to figure this out. So, I've had bronchitis before. >> Yeah. It's just I don't see. >> And I I've never had to take that much. >> No, it'd be refills on there. So, instead of me coming back, >> but you don't get refills. >> You get refills. Okay. >> Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. I'm listening. >> 120 mill every 4 days. >> You know what I'm saying? Instead of me keep coming back like that, they just give me that. They give me a monthly supply. I don't come back like that. >> Do you know what that stuff is, sir? >> Well, >> what come here? It's cough syrup. >> What What's in What's in the cough syrup, sir? >> No, I don't know. Like what's in it? >> There's coding in here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. It's a narcotic. >> Officers weren't just concerned about the suspicious prescription. A background check also revealed a possible active warrant from Georgia. >> So they give me that. That's not You know what I'm saying? >> Out of Fton County, Georgia. It is a match on date of birth and the DL number you gave me to reference of a single zero by a convicted felon. It does say that they will extradite but not what the extradition limits are. >> Confirm it. How can you show some? >> I've never seen a bottle that had a sticker like that on. >> So, >> yeah. >> Uh about a month ago, it was the same pharmacy. >> I've never had a taste. >> The donuts people pharmacy and I just saw it in there. >> Same pharmacy. It's It's a contraband that they got going on over here. >> They're right now saying you have a possible warrant. >> When's the last time you dealt with something on that case? >> Um April 15th when I went to court. And what did they tell you? April 15th >> I got probation. >> Did you report to your probation officer? >> Yes, I reported. >> Did you piss hot or something? >> Not that I know of. >> Cuz if you're taking that, that will cause you to piss hot. >> No, that's not I prescribe that. They know that. [laughter] >> But I'm telling you, they know that. I prescribe. >> Okay. Okay. >> You pay court cost or anything like you were supposed to pay? >> Uh-huh. >> Did you pay court cost at all? I don't think I have report. >> Yeah, the attrition is a little bit vague. >> Yeah, >> but I asked them to send to landside uh in the meanwhile to confirm it. >> Can I can you call for me? >> What's that? >> Can you make a call to my wife? >> We will in a minute. Let me just figure out if this if the warrant's still in effect or not. Right now, what they do is they tell us if you have an initial warrant. Okay. And then we tell them they have to call the jurisdiction itself in Fulton County right now to find out if that warrant's still supposed to be active. Did you have a warrant prior to your court date on April 15th? >> My court date tomorrow is for Gainesville. >> No, this is for this is for uh >> For County. >> Yeah, Fort County. Not in Gainesville. >> I'm going to try to check the paper. >> Okay. >> I tell you, I just flew. I had like a small thing. But that's a different that's medication. >> I understand. But it's still, >> you know, people come. The lady before me just came in. >> Let me let me let me be honest with you. I could print any label. I can make any label put on. >> It's not printed. I can show you the message where the pharmacy they selling. Like y'all don't have to do them calling tomorrow asking y'all the medication for Brandon War. They going to be in the system. >> While supervisors decided what to do with the medication, deputies confirmed the warrant, making the bottle far less important than the man standing beside it. Okay. And you're telling me you've been taking it for years? >> I'm going to say that's bunk right now. We can't. Whoever your doctor is, you need to go find another freaking respiratory specialist. >> You can't you can't f with the doctors right. >> Oh, and you think we can't? >> No, I'm saying I can't fault with the doctor right now. >> You can honestly. Don't you Don't you wonder why you have to take medication constantly if you don't have a problem, a chronic problem? I mean, you see what I'm saying? Most people bronchitis, six weeks max, it's over. Okay? You take the medication, it goes away. You're saying you don't have a problem that this is long term. Yet, you've been taking it for years now. That much. And you not never asked the doctor, why am I taking this much coating, which is a narcotic? >> No. >> No. Just like taking the coating just going to go with it just like >> as in l of taking or smoking weed or anything like that. >> I'm not ask why you >> know what I'm saying. I'm not >> I'm just being real. >> I'm being real too. >> Ask like if your paycheck come $1,000. You not ask why you >> y'all probably have to cuz it's like your paycheck. >> Okay. They going to take that. Do I think it's e excessive and do I think you're taking it for pleasure? To be honest, yes, I do. I don't think you're taking it for bronchitis. >> I don't know. Like I said, it's >> But if I'm if I'm being real, >> so if you take it, I don't get my medication back. >> But that's that's a secondary right now. >> Yeah. You got to worry about the warrant right now, bud. >> It's an active warrant right now. >> You know, it's funny how you have bronchitis yet. not wheezing, not coughing, not nothing. >> So is a true issue, right? >> I don't even know. >> Well, I mean, that's in the system. So, we're figuring that out first, right? That's secondary. Um, as far as that is, our supervision says that that's an issue cuz it's been flagged, right? >> That's an excessive amount. >> Despite remaining cooperative throughout the encounter, the traveler was ultimately placed in handcuffs after authorities confirmed the warrant was valid. >> Stand up. times I didn't hang my jacket. Put >> my jacket on first, sir. When you put my handcuffs in my jacket, that's all. You can put Get the jacket for him. Check the jacket. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Check his jacket. >> You going to put my shoes on? I ain't wearing shirt. >> You want your jacket on, right? >> My shoes. You put anything? >> No. Do you want your jacket on? >> Yeah, I want my >> He's going to check it. Check it. >> I said you've been working on this. You been >> We're being cooperative. So, No issues. Like I said, you've been >> the warrant the warrant's legit though. Okay. You are going to jail for that. >> Okay. We will call your wife cuz I said I would. Okay. Is there anything in that jacket I need to know about? >> No. What the >> I can't put it on you. I Because you're going to get searched. You know you are. You've been through the process before. >> So what about that though still? >> Why are you so worried about that? >> Cuz it's my medication. I paid for that. [laughter] >> So I still want to know. >> Is that it? That's your medication. Okay. >> It is. So, I still want to know what's going on. >> All right, we will call the supervisor and find out what he wants to do with it. >> Yeah, we'll let you know the decision. Okay, >> can I delete something on my phone? Can my girl get it? Please >> relax, guys. Relax. >> Relax. >> No, I'm just being real. I'm keep >> I'm keeping it real, too, bud. >> You can't go that far. You know what I'm saying? >> No, you can delete it for my cash. You can just delete it for me. >> Delete. I don't know what you're talking about. >> The cash is still in there. Okay. >> Oh, he got >> I have to show you the cash cuz I'm on camera. No, no, that's not what I was saying about the way. >> Put your jacket on. >> All right. Me. >> Oh, yeah. >> He was ultimately charged as a fugitive from justice because of the active warrant. If the previous suspects tried to sneak prohibited items through TSA, our next guy took things even further. Instead of smuggling something into the airport, he somehow managed to bring himself into a restricted area. Around 4:30 p.m. on May 22nd, 2021, police responded to Lacrosse Regional Airport after a man climbed over the perimeter fence and entered the airport's restricted runway area. >> Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground. I'm telling you, I want you guys to help. >> Get down on the ground. Get down on the ground right now. >> Please help me. >> Get down on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> I'm going to help you. >> Roll on the ground. >> Turn over. Turn over. >> Turn over now. Turn over. >> When officers approached, the man became immediately combative, shouting that he had to save people, even though no one could make sense of what he was talking about. >> God, I love Jesus. >> Oh, come here, man. Now I'll do >> stop. Stop resisting. Give us resistance. Jesus Christ. >> I want to say to you, I want to save you. I want to save you. Just kidding. Yes, I do because I never listen to you. No, I'm just kidding. Help me. >> Arrest me. Arrest me. >> No, no, no. I'm a good guy. What's your name, bud? >> Listen, >> what's your name? >> I have to let you >> I'm not sure. >> I have to get up and leave. >> We got an ambulance coming for you. Okay. >> Help him. I'll be back off over here. No push. I got to get out of here. Help everybody else. >> No, it's important to help. Bring me over there. I'm telling you. >> Did you see this guy walking around Dawson Avenue? >> I got to do it. I can't. >> What's your name again? >> I'm sick. I'm not sick lately. I'm not sick. I got to do what I got to do. >> My name's not anyone. >> Stop. >> Just have your hair away. Calm down. Take some slow, deep breaths. >> Listen to me. Made a few mistakes. >> I want to go save somebody. >> Okay. So, you're on here property. >> Just tell us. >> Here. I help everybody. >> What do you got to save, bud? >> Saying that I couldn't do that. If I turn around, still go straight to it. But I trust you guys. It's important for me to get away from here. You save everybody. >> Save him from what? >> I don't know. I need to go back to split off. I don't even know my name. I don't even need to know. Okay, we're going to get you some help. Okay, bud. >> Just saying for my sake. >> I'm fine. >> See where you're at. >> I'm fine. I need to get I know the trick here. I can't be I got to go disappear. Please listen. >> Can send me a little excited delirium. >> Listen, I want to help by disappearing and and then doing it for everybody else. Trust me on this one. >> Being restrained didn't calm him down. He alternated between saying he couldn't remember his own name and insisting he had to disappear to save everyone. >> What happened? >> We just came around and he was walking and I told him to get down on the ground and he wouldn't get on the ground and started running and and we tased him two times. >> Yeah, I remember us. >> No, I only did it for a reason. Actually, he started running towards you cuz I got I got to go back. >> What? I know what I got to do because >> what do you got to do? >> He's got a card. Minnesota EBT or something. >> They're all just hotel cards and a quick trip card. >> Yeah, I've heard before. >> Yeah, mistakes. I want to deal with them like a man. >> What was your mistake? >> By not knowing. >> You think any sense of >> not knowing? >> No. Said you need to catch a flight out here and get to the airport. We I actually saw him walking on Dawson Avenue when I was >> carrying something. I saw that, too. >> Yeah. >> I should actually ask this airport guy if he can go down and look for it. >> Where do you want to go? >> Get away from here because I thought I picked it up. I'm pretty sure. >> He had a bag with him. Do you know the entry point of where he came in? >> I I was in the fire station and I heard a bang and then I I looked outside and I saw him running on the ramp. So, I assume he jumped the fence right on the uh the north side of the fire station here in between the tower. >> Can you just travel the grassy area and see if there's a bag for us? >> So, just if you find one, pick it up and we'll take it. So, >> y >> airport employees confirmed the man had jumped the security fence and kept insisting he had to save people inside the terminal. Who those people were remains a mystery. >> I was going to have a note. >> Well, actually a good guy. >> Okay. You seem like a good guy. >> Yeah, I pretty much knew who this was as soon as we got called up here. So, some excited delirium, we think, and he's been tased twice. >> Do we know where he came from or anything about? >> No, we don't know. >> Okay. >> Keeps talking about he has to fix something or he did something wrong. Do >> you know who he is? >> Edward. >> Edward. >> Ed. Hey, Ed. What's your last name? >> Can you tell me your name? >> Yeah, we can. We sure can. >> We can bring you to the hospital. That's our option. Okay. But we need you to be cooperative with us. All right. >> I want to listen to you guys cuz I'm a person. I don't want to be a problem. Okay. >> As long as you listen to these guys. >> Give it to me. I want to be confess. >> Just stay right there for a while. >> I was trying it before and I think so again. I want to be useful though if I'm still if I'm dead still. >> We're going to bring you over to this pond. Ready? Two. >> I said no. And I said no. If you guys help me, I got to get away. >> Yep. We're helping you. Okay, >> we're bringing you somewhere safe. Okay, let's have you leave. Come >> over here. Hope is the best way to go. >> Sorry. >> While waiting for paramedics, officers suspected meth use or a mental health crisis. [music] He never made it onto a plane, but he still brought two prohibited things onto the runway. Himself and his altered state. >> Yeah, not making much sense. >> No, definitely not in the right mind. >> Who knows? >> Completely out of his mind. >> Yeah, except that one. pretty tall fence and there's barb one like >> so what did he just come at you or what? >> Yeah, we just both got out and I immediately gave him verbal commands to get on the ground and then he kind of came at me and then you came in kind of from behind and he wasn't going with the program so then he tased him first. I went around my car and that's when we just literally went I kind of behind him and got him on the ground and then I tased him a second time. >> He's got to move his car. Oh god. >> I've seen his name before. He reminds me of like a little MMA fighter type guy. You know what I mean? Like >> he just has no idea. He's doesn't feel anything. Just thanks for coming out and playing. >> Edward was charged with resisting or obstructing an officer, disorderly conduct, and bail jumping. Two years later, he accepted a plea deal on the resisting charge and received a 120day jail sentence. Leaving the chaos on the runway behind, we're heading back inside the terminal where a single threat was enough to throw the entire airport into chaos. On August 20th, 2023, police were called to Tampa International Airport after a female passenger was denied boarding for allegedly making a bomb threat while checking in for her flight. >> Hello. >> So, this passenger, I'm not sure why she wants to speak with you, but she has every right. Um, we already let her know she was being denied boarding. >> Okay. um just due to the comments she made downstairs at check-in. Um management was just made aware at 7:30. She's automatically denied boarding and being put on our no-fly list. Okay. She stated if she wasn't getting to see it on our overseas flight, she was going to blow the place up and that's not a threat. It's a promise. We can't have passengers saying that, especially when staff is just doing their job. Um especially when there wasn't a supervisor even on duty. So, >> just so I can be sure, you know, did you guys deny her boarding? Did you give her She's got a refund and everything. She's got the refund card. She has to take it up with Frontier because of the situation. It's up to Frontier's discretion. Um, so we're not sure pending right now investigation. She's just unchecked from the flight and denied boarding for today, but possibly um she may be put on the no fly list. >> Okay. >> So, um, I told her I gave herund issue. Okay. >> So, she has all the information she needs. She's just refusing. Airline staff said the woman threatened to blow up the airport after becoming upset over baggage fees and an over booked flight. She was immediately denied boarding and faced a possible flight ban. >> They have denied you boarding for this flight. Okay, which means you don't have a valid boarding pass anymore, which means you cannot be here. She said they've issued you a refund card that you're going to have to take up with Frontier. But none of that is going to happen here. So, what we're going to do >> No, no, no. I will. Frontier, I'm done. >> That's fine. No, no. What we're going to do though is we're going to go get on the shuttle and we're going to go back to the landside terminal. All right. >> And if you would like to try to book passage with another airline and stuff, >> I would definitely do that. I would definitely do that. >> Did you say what they said? She said >> a bomb supposedly a bomb threat. And she's helping them >> over here. Let's walk over here. Let them talk. Don't let them talk. >> She said if I don't get a seat on this over booked flight, I'm going to blow this place up. She needs to go to jail. She needs to go to jail. She needs to go to jail. Yes, sir. >> Look at 790 162 163. Babe, look at it first and you tell me. All right. >> So, she's like, "Okay, like I understand it's not you." So, she sat back down and then she came back up like, "Oh, wait." And I just realized I don't have a seat either and then other lady that was here from earlier like we have to assign seats. Uh, the fight is over. So, give us some time. And she busted out with this statement. >> Okay. So, she came back twice regarding the bag. >> Yeah, she came. >> So, that means she actually went downstairs, came through security, came in here, then went [music] back and came through security a second time. No, she she came up once about the bag and then the second time was about the not having a seat and that's what sent her over edge. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Um yeah, she gave it more to Jerry, but um she can she can tell us right now again. >> It was just I was like 104 and I was just for surprise and I was talking to the guy and the girl was helping another customer and she was being hostile with me. >> She was like, "I'll see you at the gate. I'll see you." >> Ma'am, here's the thing. There's certain things you can't say. I know. >> You can't say fire in a movie theater. >> Can't say you're going to blow up the airport. >> I didn't say blow at the airport. >> For some reason, airports seem to bring out the worst in people. And this woman was no exception. Who even thinks making a bomb threat is ever a good idea? >> And that's with the girl with the with the hair. She was down there and she was being hostile to me. She was >> What was that conversation? >> Because I was like, $104? Are you serious? I'm like, really? And then she was like getting the hospital. >> What did you respond? >> I said I will. I was like I didn't say I will blow off this place if I don't get on the plane cuz I'm checking my >> Well, that's the information. So what was it exactly that you said? >> I said I will I didn't say I blow up this place cuz I was upset. I'm like I will cuz if I'm downstairs, why would I say I will blow up the plane? >> And I was just upset. It was like I was upset cuz I had to pay $104 for car. >> Did you pay it? >> I paid it and they're not giving me my money back then. >> Yeah. I think they said they refunded. Is that >> They didn't. I checked my bank account. >> Yeah. It takes Listen, it takes a couple days when they do that. Those those credit card transactions, it takes a couple days. 79. >> Um, but they they they they sure does. >> And I'm pretty sure you on their side zone. >> What's that now? office. Everyone is on their side. So, >> no miss, this is how it works. Um, when you reprimand your child, >> you want to hear what the child says >> and then you got yourself. So, we got to listen and she was being hostile to me and she's help. And I'm like, why are you in our business when you should be attending to you have customers right there? >> Yeah. And and we weren't there for that part, but we still need >> and I did say frontier is like soldiering cuz that's a it's a joke. Steve Harvey says this all the time. This is like spirit. frontier soldier training and I was like this is sold training a >> joke they would have not satisfied >> but anyway uh this is where we're at uh so you gota >> just mind your P's and Q's okay >> we have to notify the FBI about this >> FBI >> officers quickly brought her back to reality explaining that at an airport even making a bomb threat is enough to trigger an FBI notification and a full criminal investigation >> you argue back with me and I argue back with you At the point that we take it to a level that there's laws that address the the the extent that we're going, we can be breaking the law. Then if if you if you yell >> something that's not allowed by law >> in a movie theater or in an airport, >> then it's a big deal. >> So that's that's where you've got to understand that you seem like a nice lady, but that's not a question here. like like and I'm figuratively speaking if right now I started yelling fire fire well that's against the law if if I start yelling I'm going to I'm going to blow this place up there's a bomb there's a bomb well that's against the law there's a law for that if you call me a no good bald-headed whatever there's no law against that >> I said so so so trained so plain cuz that's what they call spirit and frontiers It's like literally it's ghetto. >> I don't know that. But ma'am, here's here's the thing. >> Bottom line. What they're saying, you said can't say over there. And we can't in this environment. >> We we can't look the other way. >> Okay. So, that's why I double checked with what was said, what's being reported, what was said. Okay. >> And and the and the statute just says all you got to do is threaten to do it. >> Okay. And that that's like I said it now we have to notify the FBI. We had to know we have to notify our detective who's a liaison. >> We got Carol's getting the written getting the written stuff over there. >> I want to see before I sign anything. I'm not >> Well, ma'am, you're right. Right now I'm just informing you. >> Okay. I'm just >> So I just want to make sure I'm not being >> You're probably you're probably going to be arrested, but I just need you to stay as calm as you are right now. >> Ma'am, it's one of those things. I don't care. I'm looking for a job. I don't care. >> Listen to me, >> okay? I'm not acting this way because I don't want you to see see me as uncaring. >> Okay? >> Do you hear what I'm saying? I'm just being bare bones with you. Bare bones. These are these are certain things you cannot do in this environment that cannot be overlooked. Now, it can be looked into later. They can go and they can do whatever they do, but that's that's federal. So, I'm being arrested. >> Ma'am, I'm I'm not going to lie to you. >> I didn't do anything. I'm just going to sit in verse. You can sit down. Have a seat. >> You can look at my record. I'm 51 years old. Never been in Never. >> Man, we're not Listen, we're not saying anything to have to do with that. I'm Listen, I'm not. That's why I double triple checked. I asked over there. We don't always have the ability to say, "Oh, well, whatever." We You got You You're a I don't know. I don't know you well enough. You call me. >> Yes. >> Go ahead, buddy. >> She was charged with threatening to use an explosive device and disorderly conduct. At an airport, even a reckless comment made in anger can be treated as a serious security threat. If the last woman threw the airport into chaos with a threat, this final case is even more ironic. The real trouble was waiting inside this man's luggage. On Saturday, October 25th, 2025, police were dispatched to the airport after TSA officers discovered a green leafy substance with the distinct odor of marijuana inside a passenger's luggage. >> So, your bag >> about it on purpose? I mean my manager pack my bag and [ __ ] for me. So >> you know that I be taking [ __ ] with me on the road and all that stuff. >> Yeah. Yeah. I play I play last night all night up and pack my bag and >> Okay. >> All right. Cool. No problem. >> I got my passport. I actually just lost my wallet. Okay. Huh? Yeah. You got his ID and [ __ ] He's got driver license. >> You have driver license for you? >> No, I lost my wallet. >> Oh, you lost. >> I only got my passport, bro. >> So he said, >> yeah, he didn't pack his bag. Um, >> huh? >> It's his bag, man. >> Yeah, it's his bag. But so he plays for the Maverick. He says that his manager packed his bag here, though. >> I didn't pack my own bag. That's basically the drug smuggler's version of my dog ate my homework. Anyway, he also claimed to be an NBA player for the Dallas Mavericks who was simply trying to get home. >> Uh, what is >> how you doing, man? What's your contact number? >> So, about how much you >> I didn't have it, bro. I don't know. I hope it's not the whole thing anymore. >> Make sure he be using it. So, I don't think it's a lot in there. >> Huh? >> I don't think it's a lot in there. >> No. Thanks a lot. >> Yeah. >> All right, man. So, so there might be some type of TSA fine and stuff like that, you know. I'm not ready to go back there, you know. But as far as RN, I'll let you know about that. >> So, you flying back? Yeah. Uh, my high school teammate lost his battle with Frances. >> Oh, man. >> Yeah. So, I'm going head back there for service. We play Sunday and Monday. I'm going miss Sunday, man. Hope you do that. My bad. >> Oh, man. >> Quick turn around. >> Yeah. >> Long, huh? So, it's a long test, man. >> No, it might be something wrong with my deal. She going to give me another one. They dry out sometime and stuff. So, I think this one probably had dried out. Didn't have enough liquid in there. Yeah, it's getting a color getting a blue color, but it's when you read it saying negative, but it's getting a blue color. So, I just I don't think there's enough liquid in the in that bottle. >> Definitely smell like it. >> Oh, yeah. Well, >> let him know that your results came back positive and he's going to be taking in cooking for possession of marijuana. >> All right, so man, here's the deal. Okay, so the results came back, right? It says they came back positive, right? So, nice. So, we got to take you into custody now. >> What? >> For marijuana. >> Okay. >> Yeah. All right. So, I just need you to remove your backpack and put that down. You do that for me. >> Can't take I can't take somebody right. >> Not right now. >> So, you turn around, man. >> Once the substance tested positive for marijuana, didn't matter whether he was really an NBA player or not. He was still leaving the airport in handcuffs. >> This yours? This was your bag. >> I did everything in here. >> Yeah, everything. >> Okay. >> Want to help you take that out of the car? >> Okay. >> You got it. >> I mean, you can. >> Yes. Help me. >> What's the process now? Huh? >> What's the process now? >> Process now is man, it's going to be going to jail at the airport. Okay. And then after that, as far as you getting released and stuff like that, that whole process, the jail knows more in depth of >> Can I tell my uh agent lawyer? Cuz they was literally on his way here. >> You'll be able to call. >> I can't tell him right now though cuz he was on his way here right now. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, we didn't know where to flow though. Uh, I mean I told him I told him to come to terminal C here, but I ain't tell nothing after that. >> All right. Um, so I mean not right now. We got to do something. All right. So then after that we going to be up. All right. Cool. Cool. I appreciate. >> All right. So listen to turn around real quick. This is your phone. I just want that. I just want to put that back on level right in front of the car. Okay. So usually what happens is man um someone [snorts] gets through jail and like depending on when you can uh so there's a room in the jail right and inside that room we'll be able to speak to the judge and stuff like in that room right after then we'll be able to go from there but that process like I said is going to be more for you go through talking to jail cuz I tell you more about it >> throughout the investigation he kept blaming his manager and insisting he hadn't packed the bag himself. If you're going to carry it, at least own it. Making excuses only made things worse. >> What kind of people? >> Huh? >> Yeah, walk in front of people. >> Nah, it's just in my car, man. It's parked right outside. All righty, man. We're just going to go right to the front of my car right over here on the grill. All right. All righty, guys. You could just search it for me. Huh? >> Sorry, that was my fault. I'm going to walk over to the back of my car right here. Let's have a seat. >> Brandon Tory Williams, who was identified as an NBA player, was arrested and charged with possession of less than 2 ounces of marijuana. What do you think about this man? Comment below and don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos like this in the future.