Where's my stuff? I'm going to cut up. Where is >> Don't cut up because you don't want to go to jail. Where is my Damn, I forgot my I didn't leave my phone. I don't care about coming down. Where is my Excuse me. Hi. What What's going on? >> Where is my stuff? >> know. You haven't told me anything. What are you missing? >> But did they tell you stuff? They told me you're missing your suitcase. My suitcase and my backpack. >> Okay, do you remember where you where you left it? Hi. Hold on. Come on, let's walk out of here. No, we can't walk. Some lady This is a critical moment. The officer isn't just threatening. They're explaining the legal ramifications of her escalating behavior, shifting from a potential victim to a potential suspect for disorderly conduct. It's a verbal warning before official action. Ma'am, I have you on my wrist. What do you What do you want? >> have a flight in a couple hours. Where's my stuff? >> down. We're trying to help you, all right? Are you? Yeah, you're yelling and screaming. That's not going to help. So, what you need to do is calm down and Promise me you'll help me find my stuff. >> Yeah, that's what we're here for. Can you promise? I don't need all that. Just sit down. I want my stuff. No. Ma'am, listen. If you keep it up, you're going to go to jail, all right? I'm telling you that right now. What? I'll go to jail for my missing stuff? >> calm yourself down. That's all I can tell you. Calm yourself down. What about my stuff? Do you know where you're going? Let me see your ID. Hey, is that your bag right there? No, there you go. Oh, yeah. So, where you find that? Where you left them? Is that yours? So, where you find it? Pause. Where you find it? You pause. Where you find it? >> Ma'am, she's intoxicated. You need to calm yourself down. So, nobody else could find it? You left it right there, ma'am. I wasn't in that bathroom. I wasn't in that bathroom. Let me hear you out. I wasn't in that bathroom. All right, grab your grab your stuff. Can you Can you get I just confirmed that. Is this your stuff? Yes, it's my stuff. But, my stuff was in My stuff was in that bathroom. What's your name? Let me see Let me see your ID. You You need to calm down. I'm telling you that one. We trying to help you. How was How was I NOT CALM? ALL RIGHT, you need to calm yourself down. That's what I can tell you. I don't care about being calm. When you When you When you are ready to do the job, then you can >> I'll I just need to see your ID. That's fine. I'll sue. Is this your bag? She's giving an ID. Hold on. Is this your bag? Is there a name on it? What's your badge number? What's your badge number? Oh, it's okay. I know who you are. And I know who you are, Castillo. Is that the name that was on the bag? Cuz when my goes Ma'am, are these your bags? Where did my stuff go? How did she find my stuff after it was not missing? >> You have been drinking? Have you been drinking cuz you seem to be intoxicated. You need to calm down, all right? You left your stuff somewhere. Oh, it's okay. Hold on. Don't worry about it. All right, grab your stuff. There you go. Grab your stuff and let's go. Grab your stuff. There you go. There goes your ID. Ma'am. Don't worry about it. Grab your ID, come on. Let's go. Grab your things. Grab your stuff and let's go. Don't worry about it. Where's gate three? What? Where Gate three? >> is gate three? Gate three? three? All right, what are we doing? You're not going to gate three. You're going out. You're not flying today. I'm not flying. Why? >> Cuz you're not cuz you're intoxicated and you called the cops. So my stuff went missing. Oh. Ma'am, you're going to go out there and we'll help you reschedule your flight. S- Jackson? No. Yes, ma'am. Where was Where was my stuff? Where? Over there. Where did you find it? >> BECAUSE MY STUFF I WENT TO THE BATHROOM. COPS. I WENT TO the bathroom. >> I Excuse me. You ready? No. Okay. I don't want to go out there. Listen, it It I don't care where they found it. Let's go. The officer is attempting to establish the rules of public conduct, especially in a busy airport. Which is the problem with you? >> isn't just annoying. What? >> a public disturbance, providing legal grounds for intervention and persistent harassment. Where was your And they walked me out to the front. The worst thing Mhm? They walked me out to the front. And they're trying to make me stay in Florida. They're trying to make me stay in Florida. They're trying to make me stay in Florida. >> Jordan, yeah. Jordan. NO, I FOUND MY STUFF. THEY'RE trying to make me STAY IN FLORIDA. YES. I'M SUPPOSED TO GO TO FLORIDA. 5' 4" MA'AM, you can't be yelling and screaming like that. There's plenty people here. This is the airport. You need to calm down. I'm sorry, what'd you say? >> I said you can't be yelling and screaming inside of airport. But they're trying to make me stay? We're trying to help you out through rescheduling, but you're yelling and screaming. That's not helping your case right now. I'M NOT GOING TO THE ALL RIGHT. ARE YOU GOING TO HELP ME? LISTEN, I'M GOING TO TELL YOU ONE LAST TIME. You can't be yelling You because you can't be acting like this right now. I'm going to I'm going to have to have I'm going to have to. I'm telling you. You could either settle down, let us try to help you with your book, or come down or you go to jail. >> Go ahead. All right, you're on your last chance. So, my stuff went missing. And now I'm sitting in the jail so far because of this last so much. I got everybody I needed. Everybody's I needed. And this is why I needed it. I had homework. Every month. Every month. My stuff went missing and all of a sudden I'm in trouble. When my went missing. You left some stupid black stole my And now I'm in trouble. Yeah, I know. You said I'm trying to I got it. Damn. Okay, so let me go to jail in Florida. These will be pressing charges. The old and Jackson. I don't care. I didn't find I didn't find Some random black lady came out with my Tell you. She came out with my Yeah, I got those. No, I do. But she came out with my stuff. And the sheriff and whoever this other guy is decided to find my stuff and tell me, "Oh yeah, there's nothing we can do about it." When my stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. My stuff went missing. I don't know. All right, listen. Okay, just shut up. When my stuff went missing When a suspect states, "I can't breathe." It's a critical safety flag for officers. Despite the circumstances, they must assess for medical distress. It's also a phrase sometimes used to attempt to manipulate or gain sympathy during arrest. Drop the phone. Drop the phone. Relax. Stop resisting. Relax. Make me. Relax. Make me. Let's walk. Let's walk. Let's walk. I want to All right. CUZ Y'ALL STOLE MY RELAX. MY ARM. I JUST YOU'RE [ __ ] UP MY ARM. STOP. HEY, let let her have her father down. Father come. FATHER DOWN. STAND RIGHT THERE. I'M RIGHT HERE. Y'ALL ARE HURTING ME. RELAX. FATHER DOWN. I'M NOT BEING MEAN TO YOU. >> [screaming] >> HEY. STOP. ALL RIGHT. YOU GOT MY SHOTGUN. YOU GOT MY TASER. LET ME GO. ME GO! LET ME GO! YOU trying to kick me? You not too hurt, are you? I'm going to call my police and lawyer! Stop! You got a bad DRIVING RECORD. OW! ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT, SHE'S GOING TO FIGHT THROUGH THIS. I'M JUST A GIRL! NO! OW! MY ARM! >> [crying] >> STOP! OKAY. I CAN'T BREATHE! I CAN'T BREATHE! YES, YOU CAN. You want to stop kicking? No! My arm! Ow! Stop kicking people. You're not going TO ME GO! LET ME GO! LET ME GO! LET ME GO! LET ME GO! ALL RIGHT, LET'S PUT HER ON YOUTUBE. OW! OW! >> [screaming] >> OW! OW! OW! OW! STOP! IF YOU GRAB MY PHONE, YOU WILL SEE my flight had a layover. My flight was delayed. I landed at like 12:00 something. My flight Can you please stop shining that in my face? I cannot even see. My flight was supposed to take off at like 4:10. Okay. And it got delayed to like 5:30. And some guy some guy that was sitting next to me at the airport, he was buying me drinks. And you can ask the bartender. How old are you? I'm 23. You can You can grab my ID. I'm legalized to drink. I'm legalized to fly. I have never been in trouble, but my stuff went missing. Yeah, but then you found your stuff. Listen. And and you know where your stuff was? At the gate you were sitting cuz you were not flying out of G5. I was flying out of G3. >> G3 and that's where they found your stuff cuz you left it there. >> listen, please just listen to me. My stuff was not at G3. >> That's where they found it. And I know that's where they found it, but the lady that was walking me to the bathroom, the lady with the African accent, she was not from G3. She had a Spirit Airlines uniform. She had the Spirit Airlines logo right above her right like right here. I can't point to it. >> Yeah, but you know that's not why you're in trouble. You're in trouble because you were causing a disturbance and because you plowed right through it. >> And I'm sorry. I did not mean to plow right through you, but you were sitting there talking to me as if I was not worth anything. I was sitting there trying to tell you that some lady with an African accent >> It happened by the by the counter when you were standing up and the and the Spirit supervisor was telling you that >> walked me to the bathroom. Please, somebody just listen to me. Jordan, I'm going to be the one taking over and talking to you. I'm going to do what I can to help you. You got to help me out as well, okay? Why is nobody listening to me? Okay? You're going to cooperate with me so we can work things out? I'm trying to >> my best, okay? I'm going to bring my car over and I'm going to switch out real quick. Please listen, please. Somebody And I will hear you out. I'm going to close the door for a second. This officer, Jordan, is attempting a fresh approach, restarting the rapport-building process. It's a smart tactical move, hoping a new voice might de-escalate the situation and encourage cooperation for transport after the initial arrest.