Don't grab me. >> Don't you Don't grab me. >> Stop moving around. >> Where is he? Help me. Call my dad. >> Call my district attorney father. >> On September 19th, 2000 at Orlando International Airport in Florida, an allegedly intoxicated man caused a disturbance leading to a series of confrontations with law enforcement officers. This incident not only concerned public safety but also highlighted the tense clash between individual emotions and legal order normally and he came out of nowhere. He's drunk. We denied him boarding until the next day. >> Okay. >> But he came out of nowhere. Came up to him. >> Did he get did he get rebooked? >> We did them for tomorrow. >> Okay. He's saying that he didn't say nothing to him. He just came out of nowhere. But where did this like was he was he fumbling or was he did he just >> No, he was just walking. >> Now ask him if he was falling or wide open. Where did it happen at? Does he want >> Does he want to press charges? >> Oh, he was in front of 12. That door with alarm. You know where you go downstairs right there. >> Show me. >> He said he don't want to show you. >> He just wanted to explain to you what happened. >> Okay. You don't want to do anything. Hey boss. >> Hey boss. You all right? Hey buddy, wake up. >> Wake up. Come back to us. You okay? You okay? >> Yeah. >> Oh, wake up. Hey there. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Hey, please. >> Please. How you doing? >> Oh, yeah. Hey. >> Hey. No, thank you. >> No, you're good. >> You got to go. Yeah. >> Come on. Come on. We'll help you out. Come on. >> Oh, yeah. You're good. >> Come on. Come on. You know, >> you're good. >> All right. Pick up your stuff. >> Grab your bag. >> Grab your >> So, I'm just waking up. >> Yeah, I see that. >> Here, get your uh charger. >> Get your wires. >> Yeah, I'm getting it. >> You got to get >> Yeah. So, I'm just waking up. >> All right. Can you tell my wife? >> She's over here. >> She's over there. Hey, Chris. What's this? >> Over here. Over here. >> Is that No, wrong person. >> No, she's over here. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I'm looking at. >> She's over here. >> No, that's what I'm looking at. Okay, there you go. >> Chissy, what's this? >> I don't know. >> Come on. No. Go get this way. We're going out. >> We got to go this way. >> We're going out. >> Come on, Chissy. Stand up. Stand up. Come on. >> You okay? >> We just got to walk. >> Nothing to be scared about. We just got to walk. >> Come on. We just got to walk. >> Do you want to carry that phone? You >> seem a lot more sober. Come on. We just got to walk. >> Come with >> all we got to do. [Music] No, >> don't be. It's going to be okay. It's some [ __ ] It's okay. So, >> did they reschedule you guys for tomorrow? So, just uh you got your boarding passes for tomorrow? >> No, we were supposed to. >> Hey, don't talk to him. >> Okay, just I'm trying to help you out there, Ben. >> You're not in any trouble. I'm just trying to help you out. >> I don't know you. >> My name's Chris. >> My name's Ben. >> All right. Nice to meet you. Now we know each other. So, I'm trying to help you out. >> Actually, I seen you on the YouTube about uh 3 weeks ago. >> Oh, maybe you did. Yeah. So, >> I'm trying to be very nice to the fellow behind me. No, don't be >> you. Just stick with me. >> No reason not to be nice. He's a nice guy. >> Oh, no. We're all nice guys. You, too. >> Yeah, we're just trying to help you out. >> Hey, Chissy. >> Absolutely. >> Stay with Stay with your husband. >> They just they rebooked you guys. We don't want to see y'all like get put on their not do fly list. So, as long as we get out of here. >> No, we're No, we're I don't know what y'all are up to, but we're >> They calling us because you were passed out. Huh? >> They called us cuz you were passing on the floor. >> Yeah, cuz we're sleeping. >> Yeah. So they don't >> We have hard hours. >> Yeah. >> You know that. >> Oh, yeah. I know. I know. I know. >> We have hard hours, right? >> Yeah. No, absolutely. >> Yeah. >> You're not in any trouble. You're just so inebriated to the point where you guys were passed out and they just want you off that flight. >> We're not in need. >> I could totally smell the alcohol on you. >> I haven't been drinking alcohol. >> Walk out to the trams. >> We are alleging the following. Just keep on walking. That's all you got to do, sir. You rebook for tomorrow. >> Hey, you drink me alcohol. >> I can spell it on you, sir. Please keep going. >> Well, that's your all. >> You know who my father is, right? >> My your father's not a concern to me, sir, and you're a grown adult, so let's just keep on walking to the trams. >> No, but I'm I'm just letting you know that like >> You still haven't let me know, and it still doesn't matter. >> Since we haven't >> Let's just keep on going to the tram, sir. No, but since >> you just told your wife not to say a word, you can do the same. Go to the trams. >> Yeah, but I'm going to say something. >> Okay, go ahead, sir. It's your first amendment right. >> Since we had drinking any alcohol in over a month and a half. >> Okay. >> I don't know what the you're talking about. You smell alcohol. >> Watch out, sir. There's children over here. So, please watch your language. >> My language ain't my concern. >> My language ain't going, sir. This is harassment. >> My father's district attorney. >> Okay. >> Where would you like us to go? >> I'll go to the front doors. >> Hang out here. >> Hang on here. >> Hang out here. >> Hang on here. All right. >> I came out the bathroom and uh the officer was waiting for me to talk to me about you talking to you about me. >> Which one to me? Is it him? >> No. >> Is it him? >> No. >> Who is it? >> Not only we'll take care of. >> It's not. >> Hey, we'll take care. >> It's not either one of these. Hey, we'll take care of being rocky courts. >> Hey, we'll take care of >> you. I don't want this. >> Don't let these guys intimidate you. You hear me? >> I know. >> All right, I'll >> cuz these guys don't know what we go through on a daily basis and such. You know what I mean? They have no idea what we go through. So, don't let them like another one of these men were the ones that um came to me outside the restaurant. >> Did somebody do something to you outside the restaurant? >> No, they just made sure I was okay when I came out of the restaurant. >> Yeah, nobody got off the airplane. >> They've been like these guys hurt your feelings. >> No, like me. >> You've been >> I don't shake your hands. You don't stake my sand. Oh, you too good for me. Ben, >> you too good for me? >> If you want to, >> huh? >> Focus on the transport. >> Yeah, I see that. But this mother thinks you're too good for me. I don't want to shake your hand. >> Just get on the tram. >> I got this. >> I do. >> Get on the [ __ ] >> This mother, >> get on the tram. >> Step out these doors, sir. >> Step out these doors. >> Take a left. You take your husband's side. >> No, I think you need to keep it like >> stop. >> Yeah, I know. >> You need to stop. >> Don't talk to her without representation. You are now moving. >> You don't you don't have to step. >> Here you go, sir. >> Stop it. >> Sir, you can keep on going. >> I just want to call my family. >> And you will if you do it yourself, keep walking. >> Keep Keep walking, sir. You guys are about to get in an argument. I don't want you guys to get an argument. >> No, I'm just where she needs to be. >> Don't grab it. >> Don't you don't grab it. >> As police intervened, the situation quickly escalated. A peaceful removal turned into physical confrontation with the suspect resisting, invoking his father's status and claiming he couldn't breathe. The core issue became balancing public order with individual rights. >> Grab his left arm. Hold on. >> I got I got his right. >> Okay. >> I got his right. >> Wrap him up. >> I can't breathe. Hey, what are you doing? >> We're fighting one. [Music] >> Dude, you threatened the cop, man. >> No, I told you you're a piece of [ __ ] You told them >> two screw. >> Back up. >> Back up. Do it now. Back up. >> They're not on our side. >> Back up. Do it now. >> Chissy. They're not on our side. >> Give me this. They lie on our side. >> You hear that? Chrissy. >> Wrap his legs up. >> Good. >> Grab one. Relax. Do not catch. >> Do not catch. >> All right. >> You know, I'm going to just like last night here. We're good here. >> Push it up. >> Bring that back leg up, Ryan. >> I can't breathe. >> There you go. >> I can't breathe. >> There you go. >> Hey, grab his arm. >> I can't breathe. >> Push his arm down. >> I can't breathe. >> Back up. Do it now. >> I can't breathe. >> Get ready. Back up. I can't breathe. >> Can we get a car? >> I can't breathe. And uh one more. >> I can't breathe. >> You need to relax. >> No, you don't understand. I can't breathe. [Music] >> Do you need medical attention? >> Yes. >> Yes. You stupid. >> I can't breathe. I have heart failure. You piece of [ __ ] >> PCS and her. >> Okay. I can't breathe. You mother. >> Can you take it? Don't kick. If you kick, we cannot help you. Do you understand that? >> I don't give a f. You're getting s. >> Relax. Catch your breath. Okay. Relax. Catch your breath. >> Stop. Stop moving around. >> Help me. Call my dad. Call my district father. I can't breathe. >> Take her over there. >> I can't breathe. to my guard. >> Sit up in the seat. There you go. Sit all the way back. Pull him up. Pull him up underneath his arm. >> Sit down, man. Sit down. >> Mother. attacking me. >> No, my wrist. >> Relax. >> My left wrist. >> Relax. >> Left wrist. >> Yeah. >> Stop moving around. >> Stop biting us. >> Stop biting us. You're going to get sprayed. >> Spray me your goddamn. >> You're not Hey, go my hand. Go in my hand. >> You're not going to move [ __ ] to me. Let >> put him in the [ __ ] structure. Please stop. Let's go. Let's roll. >> Okay, let's roll. >> Get out. Please. >> Hey, Frankie. Clear away. >> I got a scratch on my face. >> I feel it. I just need to relax. I'm dying. Oh my god. My dad. >> Oh my god. >> What's your dad's name so I can call him? >> Clay Cortella. >> Clay Cortella. >> Glen Cortella. >> Clay. >> I don't wear. Stop pushing against my hand, sir. >> I'm Maggie, >> sir. >> I'm not you. >> That's just your prerogative because you >> No, sir. You keep on pushing up against us. Stop fighting us. >> Oh, I get it. Oh, I get it. You s >> Don't fall out of the chair. [Music] >> You're never going to walk in this apartment again. You >> We're going to stand up here and we're going to search you and you're not going to fight us. You understand? I'm poor son. The only thing I want to fight you on is the abyss. You >> found me already one time. Stand up. >> Yeah, cuz the abyss you f me on, you piece of [ __ ] >> Stand right there. >> You piece of [ __ ] Piece of [ __ ] >> Stop fighting me. >> Just sit back. >> I can put this. >> I'm fine. But >> give me that piece of belt. >> Just sit back. That's it. >> I'll give you I'll give you that. >> Just being close to me. Be quiet. >> I've been cool with you. >> Yeah, you have. >> Okay. >> Behind you, the half. >> I get it. Just sit up. Sit up. >> Great. >> This piece of [ __ ] behind you that relax. Ben, >> Ben, are you injured? >> Hey, can you reach >> Are you injured? >> Yes. >> Where? >> This This wrist right here. >> Okay. Just from the handcuff? >> Yeah. Th This wrist right here. Not Not this white one, but this one. >> I know you don't give a [ __ ] I'm asking you. >> Mother would do it. >> All right, it's over. That's it. >> All right, it's over. >> No, no. My dad's Glen Cortell. >> Okay, well, you can call your dad in a time. Okay. >> Oh, you're goddamn right I am. >> Okay. >> You're going to be right sleep on >> cuz you don't got [ __ ] on me. You go piece of [ __ ] In the end, the man was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting an officer with and without violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer. This case serves as a reminder that inappropriate behavior in public spaces can quickly escalate into legal consequences, and the boundaries between law enforcement and individual rights will continue to be a subject of public debate.