before getting to the exit, had impossible charges. >> 2980 go. >> We're done. >> 5 >> We're done. You have a good night, all right, ma'am? >> 2980 10-4 239. >> You're almost there. Keep moving. >> Shut up. Where my lift is? >> me to shut up. Get on the escalator. Let's go. >> I have to see where my lift is. >> Get up on the escalator. >> I have to see where my lift is. >> Up into the right. >> How are you shut the [ __ ] up, you stupid ass [ __ ] >> Go. You're almost there. >> NO, [ __ ] YOU. >> DON'T SAY ANYTHING. KEEP MOVING. >> ON JUNE 20TH, 2025, Orlando police responded to a JetBlue gate disturbance at Orlando International Airport involving an intoxicated passenger denied boarding. >> Ma'am. >> Go here. >> I was trying to go on my my flight. >> You're you're totally too drunk, and they're not going to let you fly. Are you guys going to rebook her or what? >> her. >> That's but they gave me they gave me a flight. >> Tomorrow noon? Okay. Come on, let's go back up front. >> They didn't give me a good one cuz >> That's the only flight we have available. >> No, give me my flight. >> No, it's not what you want. You have it in your You already You threw it away. >> No, because it said invalid. >> That's your That's your reservation. >> pass, please? >> I'll give you another one, ma'am. For a boarding pass? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Can you give me another one because it said he's >> getting it he's getting it. I don't know why they come here and they drunk like this and think they can fly. >> I think that's why >> I can smell it from here. >> No, that's all right. >> I drank. >> Yes, you did. >> I did drink. But I was I was just warning you. >> Yeah, well you should have waited till you got there and get towed up. It's too easy. >> 173 >> I can smell it from here and they don't want you on the plane with it. So that's why. Okay, well we're going to go back down this way. >> These [ __ ] just should have [ __ ] let me sleep on the plane. >> It don't work that way. >> It works. It works that way. It works that way. Do you not give wine? Do you not give wine and liquor on the plane? Do you not give wine and liquor on the plane? >> Here we go. >> And when the [ __ ] gets drunk on the plane Do you Can you Do you Do you Do you kick them off the plane Do you >> [clears throat] >> kick them off the [ __ ] plane? Kick them out? What are Oh Let me coach Oh, they're dancing and drunk. Let me [ __ ] kick them off the [ __ ] plane. >> Hey, hey, hey. That's it. No, what? What What do you mean no? That's for tomorrow. >> No, it says not valid for travel. And it says passenger itinerary. No, I need I need >> This is This is the new one. >> No, it's not. >> What time is your flight for tomorrow? >> It says not valid. >> 12:10 12:10 economy 12:10 >> This is not valid for travel. >> Hey >> I need I need it. No. My son is graduating, you know. >> Hey come Hey, come here. Come here. >> I can read. >> Can you explain to her this ticket? >> It says not valid for travel. >> That's a reservation, so tomorrow at noon she have to go to the ticket counter. With that information they print the boarding pass. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> That's what it is. >> Okay, you got it now? All right. >> Okay. >> That's We got it. All right. >> Thank you. Whatever. Somebody want to take me home? Cuz I don't have a car. Somebody want to take me home? >> No, ma'am. No, ma'am. We just want to escort you back down here. >> I'm going to get Yo. I'm a ex boy did yo. I'm a bad [ __ ] right? I got three [ __ ] out here. >> Don't touch me. Yeah, you're doing good. Nope, you need to keep walking. Cuz if you don't you're going to jail. Nope, keep walk and dial. You can do it. Thank you. >> I'm going to jail? What do bookings look like over here in Florida? Cuz booking in in um Southside Jamaica in Spain >> Mhm. >> They literally they gave us they gave us sheets that like literally sag. >> Uh-huh. >> What does it look like over here in Florida? >> Nothing. Wow. >> Right? Let me go Let me swipe you. Right? That's I can go to jail for that. >> It's always at the end. >> I know. >> That's why I just told her it's always at the end. I'm already doing what you told me. >> It could never be a It could never be a 2:38. Never. Never. It's always a New York flight. Always a New York flight. Yeah. Yeah, she went in the bathroom. Yeah. I can hear her talking, but I can't hear what she's saying, but I can hear her blah blah blah. Hey, you need to get out. All right. Be careful. >> Really? >> Are you done in there? >> No, I'm [ __ ] taking a [ __ ] Peter. >> What's that? >> I'm taking a [ __ ] You want to You want to see it? Can you please wait? >> Uh I would go to another one, but >> She's in the bathroom. >> Okay. >> This one serves as a last and final boarding call. Last and final boarding call. She's in the bathroom, so what >> I I would use another one. Yeah. Sorry. >> You do need hazard pay. At least in the medical field, we have perfect performance. >> Get some. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> This way. You're going to go to jail. >> Why? >> conduct. Let's go. >> What? >> What? Let's go. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Keep moving. >> So, I'm going to jail for So, I'm going to jail for disorderly conduct. Right. You know what? Let's be Let's be sweet. >> Let's go, ma'am. >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, ma'am. You're disrupting Well, here's the deal. We got We got the airport Listen to me, ma'am. We got the airport operations coming out. And they're going to ask you to leave, all right? If you fail to leave >> I'm not going to jail. >> All right. I don't want to take you to jail, so >> going to jail. >> let's go. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Ma'am, you can't go that way. >> I know. >> It says do not enter. Ma'am, if you want to exit, it's up here, up the escalator, please. >> to go up the escalator. >> Thank you. Not sure why you're being disrespectful to me. I'm not doing anything. >> You got it. >> I'm leaving. I'm I'm leaving with Sergeant and I'm going to talk every What is wrong with you, [ __ ] >> Hello, this is Flight Attendant Everybody Dying. >> What the [ __ ] Why do you serve drinks, right? >> Welcome to the >> Why do you have bars? >> Your imagination >> drinks on the plane? Why do you serve drinks? >> Lorena, We hope you enjoy >> Stop following me. You [ __ ] big [ __ ] >> We'll be done once you get through here. >> 28990 >> We're done. We're done. You have a good night, all right, ma'am? We're almost there. Keep moving. >> Shut up, my lift >> Don't tell me to shut up. Get on the escalator. Let's go. >> to see where my lift is. >> Get up on the escalator. >> I have to see where my left is. >> Up into the right. >> Why don't you shut the [ __ ] up, you stupid ass [ __ ] >> Let's go. You're almost there. >> NO, [ __ ] YOU. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> YOU HIT AN OFFICER. Where you going? Go to jail. Stop resisting. >> Oh my god. >> I got the legs. >> You [ __ ] turds. Are you really? Can I get my glasses? I can't see anything. >> You don't hit an officer. >> Can I get my glasses? >> I can't see anything, please. Oh, you really Really? Really, guys? >> Yep, really. >> Can I Can I get my glasses? >> I'll get you glasses. >> You're really going to You're going to arrest me? >> Oh, yeah. Stop. >> 179 going. >> Can you not do that? >> Roll onto your side. >> Can you not do that? That was not nice. >> Roll to your right side. >> You hit me first. You hit me first. >> Bring your knees up. >> You hit me first. >> Come on. Bring your knees up. >> You hit me first. >> There we go. You got your hand up. >> You hit me first. >> Come on. >> You have the camera on, right? >> Get the shoe. >> You have the camera on, right? >> Yep. Yep, one more. Get the shoe. Put the Put the foot in it. >> At least it's not Polk County. Can you Can you put this Can you put this >> Yeah, we'll get it. >> Oh, that's so nice. >> I had my purse back at 2:30. >> What's that? >> That's so nice. >> Can I grab one of these cards? >> There's so many >> Yeah, we got we got we got his card. You got his card? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. Uh >> There was so many There was so many criminals. >> Come on. I know. I know, right? >> You're doing good. >> Come on. >> [screaming] >> How are you [ __ ] off? >> Keep going. >> [clears throat] >> I didn't do anything to you. >> Yes, you did. >> You hit me first. >> No, ma'am, you did. >> Why are you squeezing my hand? It's okay. You wanted to arrest me. It's fine. >> You had every opportunity. >> It's fine. It's fine. I just did this to you. >> Stop. Here we go. Well, this one I know we have a buddy got her. You're a resident. >> Why did you not arrest me first? Why you Why you >> Face the wall. Thank you. >> Yeah, uh yeah, cuz uh Sam's one here. We're going to level two and that's where the daughter is. We're coming down the elevator right now. >> Why you It hurts. >> Stop. >> Yeah, stop moving. Stop moving. Quit trying to Stop moving. Stop moving. >> Why you Why you bending my hand? >> I'm not bending your hands. Stop moving. Stop moving. Be compliant. Quit Quit trying to scratch us. >> You have the You have the camera on? >> Over here. >> Why are you bending it? I'm not even resisting anything. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? Why are you so Do you hate women? Do you hate women? >> [clears throat] >> Do you guys hate women? I didn't even do anything wrong. Ow, I just want to put my hands down. >> Keep walking. You want to change your pedestrian lane. Walking. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? Why are you bending my arm? Let me put it down. I'm holding your wrist. I can't you bending it. Ow. Ow. >> Nope. Keep going. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? What the [ __ ] is wrong with you, you white-ass [ __ ] supremacist guy? Let me put my hands down. >> Keep moving. >> What is wrong with you? I didn't do anything wrong to you. I like you bending my hand. Go ahead, bend it. Break it. Go ahead, break it. Go ahead, break it. Break it, so I can sue you, because I didn't do anything wrong. I will sue you. I'm going to sue you. I have money, and I'm going to sue you. You don't even know who the [ __ ] you're [ __ ] with. Right? Right? You don't know how much money I have. Yeah. Go ahead. What's your name? >> You'll get a preliminary report. >> What's your name? >> Keep moving. We're almost there. >> I can't handle the police report. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to sue the [ __ ] out of you. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything wrong. >> You're right here. >> I'm going to >> Right Right up against the car. Wait, right here. >> I never fought. >> You want to get up? Just stay right here. >> This white man I never fought. I just I just hit him. I He he put me >> Put your feet. >> I got it. The move. I see you. Let's see your camera, [ __ ] It's my your chest moving. What do you idiot. Really? I hit you on your chest and you hit me to the ground and I didn't resist. Do you know how how bad that's going to look on you? And I'm white. I'm a white, right? My last name is Sasson. My name is Anna Marie Sasson. Mafioso, [ __ ] What what What What do you think is really going to happen? My last name is Sasson. S A S S O N. You want to talk to my husband? Right? You were on the phone. Do you My son told me You're not charging me with nothing because I didn't do anything. >> You know what? I think you hurt my neck. I think you hurt my spine a little bit. I think I need to go to a hospital. I need an MRI. I need to go to the hospital. Right now. I need to go to a hospital. You hurt my You hurt my neck. >> Okay. >> My legs hurt. Take your camera. It hurts really bad, actually. It hurts really really bad. I didn't do anything wrong. You want to remove her out there? I can give you one. You want me to give you one? How about if you if I give you a good one? I'm a snitch. How about I give you a good one? Yeah? >> Ambulance is on the way. >> Can I give you a good >> 10-23, can you advise an age? >> How about I give you some information >> that sells a lot of >> How old are >> So, at At point, the cop had to wait to get off the freeway to pull over on the street to get her medical attention since she was complaining that her neck hurt after being slammed at the airport. >> Anyway, can you roll down the window? They said the ambulance will be here shortly. >> No, right now. >> Right now? >> Right now. >> She wants the ambulance right now. I don't know. >> Yeah, no, I feel dizzy and I want to throw up and my head hurts. >> And I have a knot in my head. If you could feel it, can you feel the knot in my head, please? >> You're not going to fight with us, right? >> I didn't fight from the beginning. >> You You did. Slide your feet up. >> Can he not touch me? I don't want him to touch me. >> You can step out. Which side of your head are you saying you got a knot? >> Right here. >> On your left or your right? >> On my On my right. >> Here? >> Can you feel it? >> Right Right here you're talking about? >> I can feel it. She was fighting us. >> Put your head there. >> My daughter wanted >> No, the trip to the bathroom took forever. >> Okay. >> We'll get your vitals. We'll get your vitals. >> Yeah, I'm I'm not aggressive. >> No, we had to restrain her. >> Because you're saying I >> We had the escalator. >> I'm going to get your vitals, okay? We'll get your blood pressure. >> We were walking, she stopped, turned around. >> Do you know who John Gotti Do you know who John Gotti is? Do you know >> She's there. >> Right now. Right now. You can smile so pretty for that mug shot. >> Keep moving. >> Don't do that to me. That's not nice. >> Keep walking. >> what? Break my wrist. Break it. Break it. Break it. We go back in the hospital. Be nice. >> Just keep walking. >> Oh! >> Stop. >> Oh! What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> I'm right here. >> Oh, wow. >> Keep moving. We're almost there. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Oh. Oh. >> All right, watch your step. Step down. >> Don't touch me. I can stand on myself. >> Yep, you can. >> I can >> Okay, as far as like helping you out with jail the safe the safe book, they'll have all that. You stay on for the transport over there. >> Under federal aviation regulation 14 CFR section 121.575, airlines are legally required to refuse transport to passengers who appear intoxicated. This is not discretionary. It is a federal mandate. The subject's loud, profane behavior in the terminal violated Florida statute 877.03, which prohibits conduct that corrupts public morals or outrages public decency. Officers had reasonable suspicion under Terry versus Ohio to detain her based on witness reports and direct observation of disorderly conduct in a public place. When she refused lawful commands to leave the gate area, officers had authority to physically escort her. Her resistance transformed this from a consensual encounter into a lawful detention. At the escalator, the subject forcefully pulled away from officers. This constituted active resistance, justifying the use of control techniques to secure her safely. Under Graham versus Connor, force must be judged from the officer's perspective at that moment. They faced an intoxicated person resisting near hazardous escalators in a crowded terminal. The takedown was controlled, no strikes, no weapons, only body positioning to overcome resistance. This represents objectively reasonable force under the circumstances. By forcefully pulling away and making contact with officers during a lawful arrest, she committed battery on law enforcement under Florida statute 784.07, a third-degree felony. Her subsequent statements referencing her surname and organized crime connections constitute attempted intimidation, but hold no legal weight and cannot affect the lawful arrest. Officers properly responded to her injury complaints by requesting medical evaluation. This fulfills their constitutional duty of care for persons in custody. The officers receive a grade of B+. They demonstrated patience, professional de-escalation attempts, and used minimum necessary force when faced with active resistance. Their actions align with established legal precedent, reasonable suspicion for detention, probable cause for arrest, and objectively reasonable force under Graham versus Connor. The subject receives a grade of D-. She violated federal aviation regulations by boarding while intoxicated, then compounded this with disorderly conduct and battery on law enforcement. Every decision she made worsened her situation from public intoxication to refusing compliance to physical resistance. This was entirely preventable. Her attempts at Key Lessons: Federal law mandates airline refusal of intoxicated passengers. Accept rebooking and leave peacefully. Fighting this decision only creates criminal liability. Verbal assertion of rights is lawful. Family connections, implied threats, and manipulation tactics are irrelevant to law enforcement and transparent to prosecutors. They worsen your legal position, not improve it. If detained, per officers, this case demonstrates effective de-escalation through repeated verbal commands, clear warnings of consequences, and progression through the force continuum appropriately. Multiple officers reduce the force any single officer needed to use. Immediate medical response to injury complaints protected both the subject and the department. Final charges: one count disorderly conduct with $500 bond, one count battery on law enforcement with no bond due to the serious nature of the offense. This incident illustrates how public intoxication, combined with non-compliance, creates severe legal consequences, including felony charges and permanent criminal records. The subject transformed a minor travel inconvenience into a criminal matter that will affect employment, licensing, and future travel opportunities. Constitutional analysis: The Fourth Amendment prohibits unreasonable seizures. Here, officers had probable cause for arrest based on witnessed criminal conduct. The force used was reasonable under Graham versus Connor, which requires courts to judge from the officer's perspective without 20/20 hindsight. Miranda warnings were not required as officers conducted no custodial interrogation. Their focus remained on securing the subject and ensuring her safety. Under Illinois versus Wardlow, resistance and attempts to flee contribute to probable cause. Her physical pulling away elevated reasonable suspicion to probable cause for arrest. Florida's disorderly conduct statute is constitutionally sound and has survived First Amendment challenges when applied to conduct, not protected speech. The battery on law enforcement statute recognizes the enhanced protection officers deserve while performing their lawful duties, justifying the felony enhancement. This case serves as a clear example of how escalating non-compliance transforms misdemeanor situations into felony charges with significant consequences. Body camera technology protected all parties by providing an objective record. Officer's professionalism throughout created a legally defensible arrest. Subject's recorded statements and behavior will be used as evidence in court, demonstrating why maintaining composure during any law enforcement encounter is critical. Understanding your rights includes understanding your obligations. You have the right to remain silent and to an attorney. You have an obligation to comply with lawful orders during detention or arrest. Let us know your thoughts on this incident in the comments. 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