This was the explosive end to a conflict that began over a simple airplane seat. At Orlando International Airport, a woman's travel day was about to take a dramatic turn. She claimed she was simply trying to get to her assigned seat 12A. >> Can you move? Like literally, I see him walk by. So, he moved. He moved and I walked by. She came back and she got, "Don't ever see. Don't ever talk to my child again." >> But another family tells a very different story. The mother of the child alleges the woman didn't just ask. She shoved her son out of the way. >> My son, my my oldest son was behind me. He can't sit down his seat until I finish strapping in a car seat. When she got on, instead of waiting, she pushed him out. >> That single push ignited a full-blown brawl right on the jet bridge. The mother confronted her and the argument quickly devolved into hair pulling and flying fists. >> Battery one. >> Okay. >> What's Who is she? >> I don't know. She punched her though and knocked her tooth out. So, >> when we get back to St. Louis, she's going to meet me and the district attorney that I work for. So, >> police arrived to find Chaos and two very different accounts of the incident. After interviewing multiple witnesses, they designated the woman as the primary aggressor. Her dream vacation was officially over. >> Get off my foot and sit down. >> Okay. Sit down. >> Don't push me. >> Oh, sit down, you ugly. Get off of me. >> Yeah, you need to calm down. >> Yeah, and get off of me. >> She did not surrender peacefully, screaming that she was the victim. Officers were forced to restrain her in a wheelchair as her resistance escalated. >> Off me. >> Put your feet up. >> I can walk. I can walk. >> I can walk. >> Put your feet up now. B, you ain't nobody. >> Just pull it backwards. >> The struggle continued all the way to the patrol car outside. Her day ended not with a flight, but with charges of battery and assault on a law enforcement officer.