On April 29th, 2023, police were called to Orlando International Airport after a passenger was denied boarding and refused to leave. >> I'm speaking to you like men to >> All right, man. Come on. >> I'm going to I'm not going. >> I'm not going. >> So, you're not going to go? >> No. >> Absolutely not. I will film it and you can take me wherever you want. I'm not going. I'm not going anywhere. I paid for my ticket. I'd like to go home. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I paid for my ticket. I'm a man. >> I'm a man. I want to go home. I pay for two. No, we're not going anywhere. Let's go. >> No. >> Let's go. >> We're not going. >> Come on. We got to go to the main. Come on. No, >> we're not doing it. >> We'll talk to to somebody over there. Come on. >> No. Talk about what? >> Let's go. >> What are we talking about, though? Okay. What are we talking about though? Ma'am, you have to stay here with me and witness this. What are we talking about? What did I do? >> You needed to like >> I wanted to go home. >> I wanted to go on my plane home. Please stay with me cuz this is going to be my only witness. I wanted and have paid for two plane tickets. >> Okay, but you just refunded. >> I don't give a about a refund. obsinity. >> Would you care about a refund when someone question your masculinity? >> Would someone care about that? Would you would you say let's go? >> Whoa. No, I'm a Jew. >> What's your name? >> Come on, Tiffany. Let's go. >> I know my name. Come on. >> Absolutely. I'm not leaving. I'm not. >> I'm not leaving. >> Okay. >> Cuz you don't listen. Don't Don't ever put your hands on me. >> Am I going to jail? cuz I bought two tickets. >> Everyone knew why Tiffany was denied boarding. She was far too drunk to stand, let alone fly. But the airlines decision only fueled her anger. And before long, the officers were arranging a different kind of trip for her. One that didn't involve a plane. >> You're going to be You're going to be my witness. Did I [ __ ] with someone? Did I do something? Was I obnoxious? I just asked questions. >> Is going to be 23-159 534 again. >> Not selling drug. I'm not I don't have a gun and I'm handcuffed and I got a handcuff. >> You need cage card. Accomage card. You're in my >> 71, please. >> No. [ __ ] you. >> No. No. I know. I'm a huge criminal. Thank god you got a perf. >> Thank god you got a [ __ ] >> I have a too [ __ ] You want to see it? >> Go. You want the cage car >> for real? I'm just trying to leave the city. I paid for two auilt. >> Loosen him. Loosen him. Youucker. I'm not guilty as [ __ ] No >> people, white people, black people, brown people are allowed to hear what happened in the airport. >> Oh, now I'm getting my Now I'm getting the car. You car you going to be here tonight? No, I was just going to run the off drift cheese if you needed them. >> Run it. Also, see how many TV shows I have air time on at home and how many radio stations I work for. >> You know, I got my law enforcement degree. I don't see >> I have a law enforcement degree. Okay. >> Watch it. Film it. Film it. Film it. Film it. >> Not at this time. >> Yeah. You got nothing. Cuz I'm not a criminal, dude. >> You got nothing. I wish I wish you guys might come to the >> Yeah, it's all full of drugs and and and communists and and and take these off. You're not allowed to handcuff me unless my rights have been read, dude. >> You know, I'm actually an attorney and you don't really want to hear that. And I have a law enforcement degree and I'm loving how much you are this. >> Apparently, she was everything from a lawyer to a legend in her own mind, and her bag was just as eclectic. But as she was escorted out, she fought and shouted wild things about who she was. >> Sweetie, can you come up through the bridge for me, please? >> I got your bag right here, miss. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> Honey, I'm a lawyer. >> Stand up. You never You never let someone take you to another position. You're going to really regret this when I get home. Sweetheart, >> I'm I'm playful. >> You're really going to regret this prison though. You need to let things off. I'm not a problem, dude. I've never I've never been a problem. Let me let me stop. >> All right, you got to stop. >> Stop. What? >> Stop. What? >> We're ready. We're going to stand up. >> Come on. Stand up. >> All right. Do you have the age of passenger? >> About 40. >> Yeah, I know. >> Let's walk. >> Oh my god. >> Really? Excellent. Excellent. >> Can you tell Arf to actually come to the uh transfer level? >> What did I say to you? Other than >> I just need help. She's she's just coming. The woman couldn't decide if she was a man, a sheriff, or a lawyer. The officers, however, had no doubts. She was drunk, disorderly, and under arrest. But even cuffed, she wasn't ready to quit. >> Go first. >> You go first. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Got nobody. >> You know what? It's I'm so mad at all of you, boys. I was >> right here, man. >> We're going to get out of here >> in southern Minnesota for so many years and everybody >> I was for a [ __ ] time here. I didn't kick you. I just >> I said do not kick. I didn't say do not kick me. Okay. >> I didn't pat it down because I don't have me out. >> Take that out. >> Dude, there's not a gun. There's nothing. Okay. >> Real quick, ma'am. >> I might want to make it. Got it. Thank you. Ma'am, have a seat in the back. You're under the weapons on you. Go ahead. Sit down. >> Have a seat. >> Watch your head first. You're going in, ma'am. I want a lawyer. I'm not getting in the car. >> I'm not getting in the car. >> I'm resisting it now. >> I'm not getting in the car until my lawyer is here. >> I'm not getting in the car until my lawyer is here. Tiffany was charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest and battery on a law enforcement officer.