Hello. 911. >> Ma'am, here take this headset. >> Stop. Yes, SEND THEM TO THE PENSACOLA AIRPORT. SEND THEM TO THE AIRPORT BECAUSE THEY WOULD NOT COME FOR WHITE AND THEY ARE ABUSING ME. PLEASE COME. Please come now. At Pensacola Airport. >> Pensacola International Airport. A woman refuses to leave a plane, then makes a run for the runway. The flight had already been delayed once. What happened next added a federal security concern and arrest and a fight OVER HANDCUFFS. >> SEND HELP. >> WAS it violent in the middle of the window? She's standing in the middle leaning on him. >> Officer, may I ask a question? >> Yeah, once we get right out of here. >> Okay, I'm coming. No, ma'am. No, no, this is about my ticket. This is I need to know this. I need to know this. >> We're getting off the plane. >> I know. No, you didn't. >> The sergeants won't be able to help with your ticket. >> Okay. >> Okay. And we're going to go down. >> Can I ask you something? >> After we get off the aircraft, that's fine. >> And you just reached him on the phone and my dad will know. Everybody know that. >> We'll get everything sorted out. >> Huh? No, we'll get everything sorted out. Do I have to Am I not boarding this plane? >> No. >> Why not? >> kicked you off, so we're leaving. >> So, the captain, can I ask why? >> No. >> Cuz I really have to be here. I have to go to court somewhere. So, I'm going to have a I'm going to be in trouble for missing court. So, can you call your lieutenant or your sergeant? >> No. >> No, that's the problem. You need to call your lieutenant or your sergeant. >> They have They have no say in it. No. This is private property. >> Okay, so let me ask Can I ask the captain why? Please. Listen, this is If you have the light or any one of y'all got God in your heart, y'all will let me ask because I really have to make it to Texas. >> to go upstairs. I don't know if they can rebook, okay? They can help you with your ticket. The captain is not the one to help. >> well, can I use the phone right here to call my dad? Or can I use one of y'all's phone? >> Talk to the concourse. >> Huh? >> Yes, you can use the phone upstairs. Come on. >> Okay. >> We're going to walk up there. That's That's the lady to help you right there. >> Okay. Ma'am, hold on. Can y'all One thing. One thing cuz we were already getting ready to leave, right? We were delayed. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. One second. We were delayed by the flight. Now, what they did, even the guy that >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Wait. >> You didn't know that? >> Wait. >> [laughter] >> No, I am, but one second. Huh? >> You know you can catch federal charges, right? >> but >> Can be a felony, literally thousands of dollars for delaying the flight. >> saying. They kicked me off. I was I was given permission by the guy to leave. >> Let's all walk off to the jet bridge here. >> No. >> Let's walk off over there. >> Okay. >> I need I need to >> no way I can board? >> Or I need to talk. Let's talk. Let's talk over here. I want to I want out of the airport. I want us to all go over there. >> Okay. >> Please. >> Okay. >> Keep going. >> WAIT. YOU SAID RIGHT HERE. >> KEEP GOING. >> WAIT. YOU SAID KEEP GOING. TALK TO ME, PLEASE. >> RIGHT HERE, PLEASE. >> OKAY. >> NOW. >> GO. >> Here you go. >> No, the captain's right here. Can you talk to me, please? >> It's okay. It's okay. >> Come on, y'all. >> The door is open. >> Green light. >> Make sure she take a right. I got a navigator. >> And runs to a ramp next to the runway. >> Through another? >> I don't know. >> Hey. Okay. He told me to go out on the runway, y'all. Look. Look. Hold on. 911. Ma'am. >> Yeah, this is his phone. >> Stop. >> Stop. Yes, PLEASE COME TO PENSACOLA AIRPORT. SEND THE LIEUTENANT OR SERGEANT. THEY WILL NOT COME FOR WARNING, AND THEY ARE ABUSING ME. PLEASE COME. Please come now. >> Pick up. >> I'm at PENSACOLA AIRPORT. SEND HELP. >> CAN I GET MY BAGS? Can I get my stuff? Look, can I please >> We're walking this way. >> Can I get MY BAGS? I'M NOW, CAN YOU BRING ME MY BAG BACK THERE? >> THEY WILL TAKE care of your property. >> I apologize. >> Let's go. >> Wait. Can I ask y'all something though? Can y'all tell me Can I ask y'all one thing? Please Look. Okay. >> Did you get your rebook? >> Are you serious? >> You're going to jail now. >> No. Look. Look. Okay, look at this. Let me not ask Look, can you listen to me? >> Yeah, John will listen to you. >> No, because I didn't ask you guys. I said, "Can I talk to the captain for a minute?" Because I had to meet you somewhere. Didn't I tell you guys that? Or ask you guys that? >> No one cares where you have to get. You were kicked off the plane. That's all that matters. >> But he said he was going to talk to me about it, right? >> Then you ran away. >> Huh? Listen. My thing with it is So, now I'm going to jail? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, of course. I wasn't supposed to send me anywhere. I didn't send in the sergeant or the lieutenant because I didn't want to talk to him, right? >> Okay. >> But listen. Hold on. Come here. Guess what? It don't even matter. And the blood of Jesus [music] is on me. And I thank God for everything he have did and done for me. You heard me? Thank you, Jesus. Hallelujah. Wonderful savior. God is good, y'all. And if y'all had God in y'all heart If y'all had God in y'all heart though, y'all would let me use Y'all would have Y'all wouldn't be doing this. >> You'll put her in your notebook. >> Whichever. Did any of y'all witness her behavior on the aircraft? >> Yeah. Well, not to I mean, we came on about the same time, so that Marissa actually was down there the whole time. >> Okay. >> Marissa and It was mostly this Marissa is back. You guys are >> I was trying to say that you're the ones that wanted her off. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> The only thing that she said, "Hey, um there's a lady right there." Um American and I was like, "Oh, I know. She's skinny." Like "Yeah, she's doing She's borrowing phone with three other passenger." And she was It's just like a harassment. Like, she's laying on She's laying on the side of the guy. And she's doing like this on the guy. >> Mhm. >> So, the flight attendant asked >> Would you mind giving a statement for me? Can you give me a statement? >> I hate a statement. I don't like it. >> Poor thing. The other person was down there either way. >> What happened is the flight attendant asked me. She said, "Hey, there's a lady right there, black American." African or black American. >> Mhm. >> And then she she is borrowing phone for She's sitting on the 28D guy. And she kept transferring seats with different guys. >> Mhm. >> And um the flight attendant told me that the the lady was laying on her on the guy. Um, it's like harassment. >> Mhm. >> Doing like this on the um >> So, she was bothering other passengers and disrupting the >> And then the flight attendant asked the the guy, "Do you know him? Do you fly together?" And he said, "No." So, the flight attendant asked the guy to move to different seats. That way she sit by herself. And she's borrowing her her phone. And then the flight attendant she said, "She need to go. I'm not comfortable flying with her." >> Mhm. >> And that's why I said, "Come on, ma'am." And then she said And then she said, "Why? What? Are you going to kick me out?" I said, "Come on." And then that's that's what Panic Am I There and >> Got you. So, she's bothering other passengers, not following instructions of flight attendants. >> Yeah, I said, "Calm down. Calm down." She said, "Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am." >> Do Do if she interfered with the flight at all? >> Um No. >> Okay. >> No. >> And after you started telling her to exit the flight, that's when basically that's when we got there. >> That's when people come in and they said, "Um call the police." And then she was yelling. She was yelling cuz I said, "Give me the phone." >> Mhm. >> Give the phone to him. And then um so she give her give her give her phone to the guy and then um and then she say, "I I need to call my dad." She was yelling, cursing. And >> Do you know whose phone she had? >> That's what everyone was saying, she had her own phone. >> Okay. >> No, she didn't have her own phone. >> Um the lady said that She said when she was up here she asked to use his phone. >> But this >> But she Hannah has her phone. >> She had her own phone. >> Oh, somebody's phone you say? >> Yeah. >> And she said she saw the woman in >> Sarita said she had her own phone. >> Okay. So then when you tell me you get the phone back and exit the plane, that's when we got there. >> and then he and then he and then she go, "Can Can I have Can I have back my phone?" >> Mhm. >> And then I say, "Nope. Come on. Come out." >> If y'all had the love of God, which was on y'all, y'all wouldn't be doing this to me. I promise. >> Yeah, I think. >> Thank you. That's it. That's it. >> Sit down. Have a seat, baby. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Watch watch me get in the car. All right, but can you can y'all let my window down first cuz it's hot. >> Yep. >> So look, he's opening it. He's opening it. I'll send it. >> All right. >> I'm sitting. >> Okay. Go ahead and shut the >> I know he got in the car. Can you crack my window for me quickly? >> Yep, we'll crack the window and cut the AC on for you. >> Thank you. Now look at this. Are you getting my bags to bring with me? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> You're going to have everything with you, right? >> All right. Hey, come here. >> What's up? >> Now I ask for one thing. >> Okay. >> You What's your name? What's your badge number? Can you call a sergeant or lieutenant now? That you know you're supposed to because that's your rank and you'll get arrested. >> Okay. >> not arrested. Listen, I apologize. Not arrested but in trouble. You know it's a duty, that's your duty. So, can you call for rank a ranking officer right now? >> If it's anything to do with the airline >> No, it's not to do with the airline. I I need you to call a ranking ranking officer. I'm requesting that, please. >> I can request. I don't know what their availability is. >> Please request them. She He's requesting a ranking officer. Can you please do that now, sir? You changed your walk your your radio. Request Requesting a ranking officer. Can you please request a ranking officer, please? >> 144 Pensacola Channel 3. If you haven't already, can you both uh screen for a disturbance here at the airport and we've got a >> We need a ranking officer. >> 10-15 requesting supervisor. Where's your ID at? >> Huh? >> Where's your ID? >> Um I don't know. We I just went running. >> Do y'all need another unit? >> Requesting a a ranking officer. >> transport? So, if they ask why you want to talk to them, what do you want me to tell them? >> A ranking officer's going to get out and talk to me. A sergeant or lieutenant. >> Sometimes they just want to know why. >> I know, but they will get out and talk to him. She didn't She felt that it was a personal You feel me? She just wanted to talk to a ranking officer about the law. >> Okay. >> You feel me? >> All right. >> Yes, sir. So, I just needed to talk to rank. >> Sounds good. >> Um can you do me a favor? >> I can try. >> a favor? >> I can try. >> Huh? >> I can try. >> to call Jack out of the machine. Can you please get it for me because you know they ain't going to let me drink it, though. You know that, right? You know that, right? >> Yeah, I'm not buying a drink for you. >> Here, I got the money. >> Yes, sir. I'm not buying a drink for you. >> You're not going to buy a drink for me? >> Nope. >> Why not? >> [clears throat] >> Why not? Sir? Why not? What did I do, sir? That was so wrong. >> Well, you breached security on the airfield for one. >> But how >> did I breach security on the airfield? >> You ran out onto the ramp area of the >> But, no. The captain told me that What do you mean run out the ramp? The captain told me to step out on the ramp, didn't he? Isn't that what he said? >> No, he said step out right in that little jet bridge area where we're all standing. And you said okay and took off running. >> No, the jet bridge is where I was and he asked me to get off and I got off. You don't remember that? Y'all asked me but am I Listen, am I lying? Did y'all ask me to get y'all out here and get off? >> And then uh they said she >> Did y'all Did y'all not ask me to get off? >> Hello, everyone. >> The woman >> So, right now you're being I'm not telling you anything for you. Okay? You need to leave the property. If you don't leave the property, you're going to jail. >> Of course I'm going to leave. What the [ __ ] am I going to stay here for? >> Then leave. >> What is you talking about? Don't tell me to leave. I'll leave when I get ready. >> No, I'm telling you. >> No, cuz they No, you see what they doing. No, you should have just made me get out the back. >> Did you hear me? Did you hear They were told. >> I'm not I'm not I don't care. Move, BRO. MOVE, BRO. >> [screaming] >> OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME, BRO. WHAT ARE YOU arresting me for? >> I'm going to cuff you. >> GET OFF OF ME, BRO. GET OFF of me. Get off of me. >> GOING TO SIT HERE AND ARGUE WITH YOU. >> WHY WON'T YOU GET OFF OF ME? Get off of me, bro. WHY WON'T YOU SAY ANYTHING? NO. WHAT THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU, BRO? ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT, COOL. All right, COOL. GET OFF OF ME, BRO. YOU DON'T HAVE TO KEEP fighting them. I'm a little Let me go, bro. >> What are y'all trying to do to me? >> We're going to let you go in here in just a sec. >> Okay. She doesn't want to listen to us, so she's getting arrested. Okay? >> her go, bro. >> All she had to do was leave. I told her to leave. You heard me. NO, you weren't getting ready to leave. >> Yes, I >> You were standing there arguing with me telling me that >> No. >> AS THE CREW MOVED TO REMOVE HER, she turned the accusation around warning them they could catch a federal charge for delaying the flight. That claim doesn't hold up. Delaying a flight can trigger federal charges. Asking questions about your own removal does not. Once off the jet bridge, she didn't stop at the gate. She ran onto the ramp, the active airfield beside the runway. Crossing into a restricted airfield isn't an airline issue. It's a federal security violation separate from anything the airline decided. From inside the airport, she called 911 demanding officers who were already standing next to her. According to witnesses, it started with the seat. She kept switching spots, leaning on strangers, and borrowing their phones. The man next to her didn't know her. When the flight attendant asked him to move, he did and the complaint followed. The flight attendant made the call. She wasn't comfortable flying with this passenger. The captain agreed. Being told to leave an aircraft isn't a crime. It's what happens after the order that determines everything. Officers gave her more than one chance to leave on her own. She stayed. She argued. She refused. Under Florida law, refusing to leave after a lawful trespass warning turns a private disagreement into a first-degree misdemeanor. When officers moved to take her into custody, she pulled away. That resistance is its own separate charge even without violence. The arrest happened. What followed was a long dispute over the handcuffs themselves. She said they were too tight pressing against a bruise. Officers checked the fit twice at two-finger gap sliding on the wrist. Force during an arrest is measured by one standard, whether it was reasonable at the moment it was used not in hindsight. A cuff that passes a two-finger check rarely meets the bar for excessive force even when the COMPLAINT IS REPEATED. >> WAS SHE ALWAYS LIKE THIS? ALL SHE HAD TO DO WAS LEAVE. Like you said, I That has nothing to do with us. Really has nothing to do with us. Okay? When When management says they want her trespassed, that's what we do. Okay? You have her some opportunity to sit there and vent, to want to leave, all she wanted to do is stand there and argue with me more. I'm not going to sit there and argue with her. All she had to do is get in the car and drive away. This is her vehicle, right? I'll stand over there. You're not getting in the car yet. Cuz I got to get permission for you to take the vehicle. It's all right. >> Please don't resist me real quick. >> Okay. We need to find out if she's going to get permission for him to drive the vehicle away or not. If she doesn't want to cooperate, then >> my hands are >> Hey, you going to let your friend over there drive your car home? >> My hands are already small. Loosen my cuffs. MY HANDS ARE ALREADY SMALL. I HAVE A BRUISE ON MY ARM. Loosen my cuffs, PLEASE. I ASK YOU TO LOOSEN THEM. >> You need to take a deep breath and relax. >> NO, I'M NOT RELAXED. I CAME HERE TO USE THE BATHROOM, BRO. LOOSEN my cuffs. >> Quit yelling. >> LOOSEN MY CUFFS, BRO. >> YOU need to quit YELLING AND RELAX. >> I WANT TO DRIVE. LOOSEN MY CUFFS, BRO. I WANT TO DRIVE. LOOSEN MY CUFFS, BRO. >> DO YOU GIVE HIM PERMISSION to drive your vehicle or not? If you don't, then the vehicle's going to be towed. >> Let him take it. Take it. Let him take it, bro. >> Let him take it. >> LOOSEN MY CUFFS, UH. >> WHO DO YOU WANT TO LET TAKE IT? >> MA'AM, I WANT OW, SIR. >> YOU NEED TO RELAX. >> MARCUS. >> MARCUS? >> LOOSEN MY CUFFS, PLEASE. I'M ASKING YOU TO LOOSEN THEM. OH MY GOSH, BRO. >> MARCUS WHAT? >> LEE. LEE. MARCUS LEE. BRO, LOOSEN my cuffs. Bro, I'm asking Why can't you loosen my cuffs, bro? >> CAN'T YOU STOP YELLING? >> I CAN'T. I'M MAD. YOU GUYS ARE SO RUDE. >> STOP YELLING? >> CUFFS, BRO. You're so disrespectful, BRO. LOOSEN MY CUFFS, BRO. >> WANT TO LISTEN to me. You're calling me disrespectful? >> Yes, because you didn't even come here asking nothing, bro. I'm asking to loosen my cuffs. I'm already small. >> You need to take a deep breath and relax. >> I'm already small. They hurt, bro. >> I'M TRYING TO CHECK THEM, but you keep yelling at me. >> NO, BRO. YOU'RE NOT DOING ANYTHING. OW, BRO. >> [screaming] >> OKAY. I LITERALLY PUT MY FINGER IN THERE. >> I HAVE A BRUISE RIGHT THERE. I JUST SAID THAT, BRO. MARCUS, TELL HIM TO GET THESE CUFFS OFF OF ME. >> I CAN FIT TWO FINGERS IN THERE. THAT'S [laughter] AS loose as you can make them, okay? >> No. OKAY? THEY'RE LITERALLY SLIDING UP YOUR WRIST. THAT THAT HURTS. THEY'RE PRESSING AGAINST MY BONES. IT'S literally up your wrist. I can't loosen them any more than that. I mean, loosen them up. I can't make them any looser THAN I DON'T HAVE NOWHERE TO GO, BRO. PLEASE just loosen them. I'm not They are as loose as I can make them. I can fit two fingers in there. I know. [laughter] They're not going to the front. No, man. Okay, DO SOMETHING CUZ IT MA'AM, THE CUFFS ARE SLIDING UP YOUR ARM. I UNDERSTAND THAT, BRO. IT'S RUBBING AGAINST MY THE BRUISES AND I SAID HURTS, BRO. Just loosen THEM. WELL, I CANNOT PUT THE CUFFS IN FRONT OF YOU. GOD, CLOSE MY DOOR. Close the door, please. I don't have nothing else to say to you. You're not going to close them. If you're not going to loosen the cuffs like I asked you to loosen them. Ma'am, the cuffs are sliding up your wrist. That's as loose as we can make them. I can slide two fingers in there. We going to sit here and look at each other then? I'm just going to sit here until he's done doing what he's got to do. Of course he's valid. Why the [ __ ] would I let him take my car? Can you please loosen my cuffs? Ma'am, they're sliding up your arm. I already told you my cuffs ARE I DON'T CARE. THEY'RE RUBBING AGAINST MY BRUISES. I JUST SAID THAT. HOW MANY TIMES DO YOU WANT ME TO say it, bro? I already explained it. No, y'all men handling me. I'm little as [ __ ] Yes, bro. You pressing me against the car, bro. I'm literally That's not even necessary, bro, cuz I can't use the bathroom. I'm going to let everybody know you can't use the bathroom no more, bro. As you loosen my cuffs, you're not going to loosen the my face, bro. The doors aren't closing until the deputy's ready to leave, SO OKAY, THAT'S FINE. THAT'S FINE. MY CUFFS ARE HURTING MY >> [screaming] >> BONES, BRO. I SWEAR TO GOD, BRO. I'M SO, what the [ __ ] are you standing here for if you're not going to loosen my cuffs? What are you standing here for if you're not going to loosen my cuffs? Once he comes back here, then the door closes. and dummies, bro. Can you please just loosen it, bro? Ma'am, I can't loosen them any more than that. I can't loosen them any more than that. OH MY GOD, SO GET THE [ __ ] OUT OF MY FACE and close the door, then. I'm trying to looking at you. I'm never calling y'all for help ever again, bro. I actually loosen because you can't loosen because you see I'm little as You see I'm little circle He keeps tightening them for her. >> Ma'am, they are loose. You can't you can't tighten them >> them. No, they were already loose before they put cuffs on me, bro. THEN WHEN I'M WALKING, he want to sit there and drag me and loosen my hole, bro. Y'ALL I KNOW WHAT Y'ALL DOING, BRO. Y'ALL THINK I'M DUMB, BRO. Just loosen them. That's all I asked you. And if you not going to loosen me, then get OUT OF MY FACE. >> I CANNOT LOOSEN them any more than that. >> Why? Why? >> I already explained to you why. >> No, you did not. You said it's too big. That don't even mean >> Ma'am, they're sliding up your wrist. Any looser, you could slide out OF THAT. >> I KNOW WHAT I'M SLIDING. I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. Where the [ __ ] I'm going to GO? YOU STANDING RIGHT HERE. LOOKING AT ME LIKE I'M DUMB, BRO. What the [ __ ] you standing here for? Bro, y'all aggravating this. Like you clearly see this rubbing all over my arm, bro. Can you close the door? What are you sitting here looking at me >> Ma'am, you'll be calm in a few seconds. >> I'm going to be calm. I'm going to be calm. I'M NOT GOING TO BE CALM. I'M NOT GOING TO BE CALM WITH YOU STANDING IN MY FACE looking at me, bro. >> I'm not in your face. >> YOU NOT EVEN GOING TO loosen my cuffs. You just standing here for no reason trying to tell me >> Okay, I've already explained to you three times. So, I'm not going to be explaining it again. >> Oh my >> Who is that? Okay, what I'm doing right here is a form for Marcus to take your vehicle. Is he your boyfriend? >> Who do you think? >> I just want to ask you. If I knew everything, I wouldn't have to ask. >> Okay, can we take my car with me then? >> Is he your boyfriend? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes, you want to speak nice now after you just shut me up, car, Let's [ __ ] go. Y'all not going lose my car so y'all not going to get our ass so let's [ __ ] go. Don't ask me to go. Close the door y'all done? >> I'm going to pull you out. Do you want to sign this or not? >> No, yes. What am I signing for? >> This is just basically giving him permission to take the vehicle. >> How am I going to sign it with handcuffs? >> I'm going to take the handcuffs off >> Okay, can you loosen them? Can you loosen them? Can you loosen them? Can you loosen just this one? I have a cut on my arm and it hurts. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> I'm trying to but you wasn't listening to me. No. >> now. Mouth shut. >> No, y'all didn't want to listen to me. I'm not listening to you. >> So as you can see sir, her handcuffs clearly slide above her wrist. >> THEY'RE SLIDING AGAINST MY >> We can't We can't control it. See the other one. >> Cut off my arm bro. THIS ONE IS TIGHT AS [ __ ] >> as loose as we can put them. Okay, just cuz you have a bruise on your wrist >> Okay, [ __ ] y'all. Close the door then. CLOSE THE DOOR THEN. LEAVE ME ALONE BRO. LEAVE ME >> ARE YOU GOING TO ARE YOU GOING TO SIGN THIS OR NOT? >> NO, LEAVE ME ALONE. >> THEN THE VEHICLE IS GOING TO GET TOWED. >> Give me the paper so he can TAKE IT OFF. I JUST SAID HE CAN TAKE IT OFF. YOU ASKED ME THE FIRST TIME. YOU ASKED ME THE FIRST TIME. >> [laughter] >> I SAID YES. I CANNOT SIGN WITH >> THEN I'M GOING TO TAKE THEM OFF. >> OKAY, then take them [screaming] off. >> Listen to me. >> Y'all going to keep doing this. Leave me alone. Y'all going TO KEEP PRESSING BUTTONS. Leave me alone. Let me sign the paper. >> Are you going to sign the paper? >> Let me sign the paper. >> [screaming] >> I am. I AM. I AM. >> YOU ARE? OKAY. MARCUS, vehicle is going to get towed. Okay. This car is going to get towed. Can you just let her sign the paper please? >> I tried to. She doesn't want to sit there and shut her mouth. >> I'm trying to sign the paper cuz your car can't get towed. I have to go to work. I have to get my stuff out of the >> Getting tired of playing games with her. All right, he's going to sign the paper. Take a deep breath. Sign the paper if you want to have the car. >> cuffs off. >> Yeah, if you calm down absolutely. >> off. Take them off. Take them off. TAKE THE CUFFS off so I can sign the paper. >> out. Go take this off. >> All right, now she's got time to run her mouth. >> Ma'am, step out. Face that way real quick. You remember what I told you, don't you? >> I HEARD YOU, BRO. I HEARD YOU. I don't care. Let me sign the paper. That's all I ask you, bro. Just let me sign the paper. Leave me alone, bro. You asked me if I could take the car. I said yes. WELL, YOU'RE BROKE TODAY. YOU ASKED ME IF I COULD SIGN THE PAPER. I SAID YES. SO, YOU KEEP ASKING ME DUMB ASS QUESTIONS. I'M GOING TO GIVE YOU A DUMB ASS ANSWER. >> How your car ends up getting towed AWAY? >> LET ME SIGN THE PAPER. YOU ASKED ME TO SIGN THE PAPER. LET me sign the paper. Y'all still Look at that. Manhandling for no reason. Cuffs cutting into me, bro. Give me the paper. Y'all lame as [ __ ] bro. Tell them to take my bracelet. >> Okay, right here where the signature is. This is I, Joseph Brockington, releasing your vehicle, the VIN number, the tag to your boyfriend, Marcus Lee. >> Just tell him Marcus, CAN I CAN YOU GET MY BRACELET? >> Right by the X sign. Marcus can't come over here. >> Okay, well, I don't want you to No, I don't Can you take it over to >> Yes, sir. We'll get him the bracelet. You're going to sign this? >> Can I do what I'm doing? >> I need you to sign it. >> I am. That's what I've been trying to do. Here. Here, put the cuffs back on. >> He's doing that right now. >> You see it's already tight, bro. And you're still going to tighten it. >> I got to, okay? Cuz you got very small wrists. >> Obviously, I know that. They're my wrists. Wait, bro, cuz you're already cutting into my skin. You're cutting You're putting the cuffs over my cuffs. >> Ma'am, because it was trying to lose >> you shot me in the Now you shot ME IN THE CAR. Tell the truth, bro. I'm getting in the car. >> Hold on. I got to double-lock. I got to double-lock so they don't take my money. >> Right. When am I getting out? >> When you getting out of what? I'm seat >> What What do you think I'm What do you think What do you think I'm talking about? >> You talking about the jail? >> Wait, come on. >> That's a good here. That's a good question, but basically the answer is whenever you bond out. Okay, so you have everything you need, Marcus? >> Yeah. >> Okay, you got the keys? >> Yeah. >> So >> Is that Is that hers? >> What? >> So wallet on the floor? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is there ID in there? >> I think so. >> If you grab that, that's all I need. I don't need to look at anything else. There you go. Do you have any questions for us, Mike? Marcus? >> No, where's she going to be? >> She's going to go to Shawnee County Jail. >> Yeah. >> Okay, and >> in the morning. >> By the time she gets on the paperwork, yes, she should be able to see the judge in the morning at that point. They'll get a child bond and she can bond out. >> Okay. So, will there ever be a sign bond or it got to be cash or a waiver? >> That's a It can be either way. >> Okay. >> If you go through bondsman, it's 10%. You go cash, it's full amount. >> Um So, she can't sign out? She can't like a sign bond, signature bond? >> No. You talking about basically release on her own recognizance? >> Yeah. >> That's up to the judge. I have nothing to do with that. >> Okay. >> So. >> All right. >> Okay? >> Yeah. >> Before she was taken in her car was released to her boyfriend Marcus Lee to avoid a tow. She was booked and held overnight with a bond hearing set for the following morning. Grade time, the officers get a B. Repeated warnings, a documented handcuff check, and force that never escalated beyond what the moment required. Under Graham versus Connor, officers are judged by what a reasonable officer would do in the moment, not by hindsight. That standard holds up here. The passenger gets an F. Every warning was met with more arguing. Running onto an active runway turned an airline dispute into a federal security incident. Lesson learned, when you're told to leave, leave first and argue the decision later. Resisting turns a civil dispute into a criminal one. 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