Get off of me. Get off of me. Seriously. >> Some people go to the airport not to fly, but to make a scene. >> Put your hands behind your back. Are >> you kidding? >> Get off of me. >> Get myself. >> No ticket, no reason, just enough trouble and you'll be welcomed with handcuffs. She said she was waiting for you but didn't know who you were. A strange conversation at the airport forced the police to intervene immediately. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> On the evening of March 10th, 2024, Orlando police were called to assist at the airport after a woman had been wandering around the terminal for days. They gave her a chance, but within seconds, things spiraled out of control. >> Here for a couple days. >> Okay. Now we've been situation and there's a male as well. This mean you need to call them let them know I'm in the beach >> where you can pick you between a one or whatever is the only space outside you got to call them. >> We asked her what she was she was I'm waiting for a friend. I said where's your friend? She goes I don't know. >> Okay. >> She's waiting for somebody to come and pick >> just now. Do you want to press charges or >> Would you like to press charges if she refuses to leave? >> Yes. >> All right. >> No. >> Hi there, ma'am. >> Were you asked to leave by uh those people? >> No. >> All right. >> Okay. Well, they they said that you were asked to leave. So, at this point, you got to leave. >> Let me ask you this. Do you have any business here? >> I was waiting for someone to come back to get their stuff. >> Are you flying out of here? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. So, unfortunately, because you don't have any business here, you cannot stay here. So, here's what's going to happen. Because they did ask you to leave earlier and you refuse to leave. So, now they're letting us know that if you do not leave at this moment, you will be trespassed. And if you still refuse to leave, we will arrest you. >> Okay. I don't have a way to leave you. >> We will give you a bus pass. You could catch the bus and take it off the property. >> I was sure I thought we had the negative symbol. >> I'm sorry. >> Can you speak out, please? I think she's talking to somebody on the phone. Whoever it is. >> Do you guys have a bus pass by chance? >> Yes. >> Thank you. Are you traveling with anyone else or? >> No. >> The reason why I'm asking because if they need a bus pass, we'll give it to them. >> If they didn't need whatever. >> I'm your mom. >> You have ID on you? >> I'm not giving it to you. >> You got to You got to get up and leave them. >> Okay. >> Like I just said, I cannot ma'am. We're going to stop the attitude. I just need you to grab your and go. Ma'am, I just need you to grab your stuff and go. You don't need to have all that attitude. It's not even necessary. >> I'm not even talking to her. She keeps talking to me. I don't like >> So, let's do this. Let's grab your stuff and let's go. >> You can grab yourself and you need to leave right now. If you don't, you go to jail. >> The fateful 30 seconds countdown began. And then the unthinkable happened. Refusing to leave, screaming in the middle of the airport, she declared something that sent chills down the spine of everyone heard it. >> Like I just said, I cannot leave. You're free to go. >> I cannot leave without going wherever I need to go. I cannot leave. I'm gonna need a cage. I can't leave the permit, [ __ ] >> Are you refusing to leave? The >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Are you refusing to leave? >> I'm going to be stuck here. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Be stuck here. There's no way to get out of here. >> Did we not just tell you we would give you a bus pass? >> Where is it so I can go? The >> Give it to me before I end up putting her in the car. Hold on. >> That's not going to get me where I need to go. >> Yeah, but it'll get you off the property and keep you out of jail. That's what I'm trying to do. >> Well, I'm trying to go where I need to go and not get off the property. If I'm not going where I need to go, then I don't give a about. >> So, you're refusing to leave the property. Is that what you're telling me? You're refusing to leave the property. I cannot go. Are you refusing to leave the property? >> If I cannot get Are you refusing to leave the property? >> No, I'm not going to. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Get off of me. >> Get off of me because I'm not going to hell. >> Get off of me. Get off, >> ma'am. Stop. >> Get off of me. Stop. >> Get off of me. >> All right. I'm down. >> Get off of me. behind your back. >> Get off of me. >> Behind your back. >> Get off of me. >> Stop resisting now. >> Get off of me. I'm not going to down. >> Stop resisting now. >> I'm not a stupid [ __ ] >> You got it. Got it. >> Hold her down. Stop resisting. Get off of me. Get off your hand. Get off of me. >> Give us four hands. >> Get off of me. I'm not going to jail. >> Get off of me going to jail. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not going to jail. The repeated statement was like a premonition before the authorities were forced to act decisively. >> This is harder than this. Yeah. Fake me. Fig me. Stop resisting. >> Get off of me. >> Stop here. Got this one. >> Get off of my back. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Go ahead. >> Here. Grab it. Stop resisting. You're going to get tased. I'm not going. You're going to get tased. I'm not going. >> Watch your hand. Watch your hand. >> Get my [ __ ] Get all of my >> Get my stuff. >> Relax. >> I'm not going to jail because I did not do [ __ ] >> You are going to jail >> for no reason. I'm not going to jail. >> Please comply or you will be >> I'm not going to jail. >> Stop her. >> Get my stuff. >> Get my stuff. >> Open her door. Do that by the car so you can just get her going. >> Get my stuff. Get my stuff. Hit myself. >> One second. Secure this cuff a little more. It's too loose. >> Ow. Get off of me. >> Please comply. Stop. Stop flexing. >> Stop flexing. >> Stop. >> Stop flexing. Thank you. >> Get off of me. >> Thank you. >> Please walk. >> Get my stuff. >> Please walk. >> Get my stuff. >> Get my stuff. Go get my stuff. Why haven't you got my stuff? I need my stuff. >> Make your feet, please. Stop resisting. Atlanta, please. Stop resisting. >> Y'all arrested me for no reason. It doesn't even make me. >> I'm not even listening. I don't even know what you're talking about, but I need my jacket. all the way back. >> The woman was charged with two counts, trespass after warning and resisting a law enforcement officer without violence. In court the next morning, she entered into a plea agreement and was sentenced to a conditional suspension of sentence, avoiding jail time, but subject to monitoring and possible reaffending. Next, a woman staggering through an international airport and whispers from a bar or just the beginning of a daytime nightmare. Seriously, were you guys behind your back? >> Are you kidding? >> She said she had only had a few drinks, but the drink list went on and on. Tquila, vodka, wine, and a desperate plea. Did she understand what she had done? >> Do you guys follow the uh PD about >> our lady uh that was kind of seemed like she was like under, you know, baby [ __ ] Uh, see on the dress. >> Color dress, but color dress. >> Probably like it was black maybe. >> No, it was white and black stripes. >> White and black stripes. >> Yeah. Not stripes, but like white and black. >> Do you know where she went? >> Did she walk that way? >> She was trying to get on that penis fight. That was a D4, but I was I >> She very like very very >> Gotcha. >> She was falling over on me and then she pushed me and then >> Okay, got you. All right. >> We're going to walk this way. Appreciate it. [Music] >> Hey, man. >> How you doing? >> Let's go, >> man. Can you sit down? >> The airport police. Are you all right? >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> Were you drinking? Where your stuff at? >> Where's your stuff? >> I was drinking. >> How intoxicated do you think you are? >> What >> are you intoxicated? How intoxicated do you think you are? >> No, I'm not that. >> Okay. Where are your stuff? >> Right here. >> Right here. >> Okay. Can you walk? >> Yes. >> All right. Go. Let's go get your stuff real quick. Okay. >> Um I've had a couple drinks. >> What's a couple drinks? Tequila, vodka, >> wine, >> salutes. >> Okay, gotcha. >> How long ago? >> How long ago did you have these drinks? I'm like four hours ago. >> Four hours ago. Have you had anything to eat since then? >> No. >> Okay. When was the last time you ate something? >> I just want to go home. >> Where's home? >> Please don't do this. >> Where Where's home? I'm trying to figure everything out. Where's home? >> And I'm going to Louisiana. >> Louisiana. Gotcha. What What time's your flight at? >> 12:33 and it was I've changed to 1:15. >> Okay. In the afternoon. >> Yeah. >> Okay. But what time do you think it is right now? 434. >> Okay, gotcha. Um, who's the current president? >> No ID, no ticket, no directions. But when the police asked for the current president's name, the answer shocked everyone. >> What? >> Who's the current president? >> Oh my god. >> Biden. >> Okay. How many quarters make up a dollar? >> Four. >> Okay. Well, do you know what airport you're at? >> Yes. >> Where you at? >> I'm in um Please don't hate this. So, last and final question. >> On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the most intoxicated you ever been, one being not intoxicated at all, where do you think you are on a scale? >> A two. >> One. >> Okay. >> So, did you did you miss your first flight? >> No. >> Okay. Did it get rescheduled? >> No. >> Okay. So, what time did you say your flight was flying out at? So, we've gotten several calls about you. Okay. What? >> Got several calls from the bar and some other people. Okay. And even just while you were walking right over here, you were falling over. You're unstable on your feet. Okay. I can smell the alcohol coming off of you. Okay. >> Don't do this. >> Did you say you're pretty intoxicated right now? >> No. Can you please don't do this, please? >> Did you take any kind of prescription medication, anything like that? >> Okay, gotcha. So, do you know where your stuff is at? >> Yes. >> Where is it? >> It's right behind me. >> Okay, gotcha. Do you have an ID with you? >> Yes. >> Okay, let's go ahead and get that for us. All right. >> Okay. No worries. No worries. >> No. Like >> I'm going to go check the bar real quick. If not >> Yeah. See if they have her ID. >> I'll be back. >> We're going to go check the bar. See if they have your ID. You may have dropped it somewhere. >> Just the speeding ticket or the start of a storm. The moment the handcuffs were tightened, everything exploded into a torrent of curses. >> So that's what we're investigating right now. Making sure that you're okay. All right. So you're saying you're flying out of terminal one? Okay. Do you do you know what terminal you're at right now? So, we have five. >> I don't know. I mean, >> what terminal did you fly into? >> I to um >> Is this a layover or is this a >> a layover? >> Okay. Where where are you flying from? >> From um Santa Barbara. >> Santa Barbara. Okay. Got you. Is that Is that where home is? Where you originally from? Yeah. >> Okay. You were flying through here. Going back to my girlfriend. Her dad died. >> Okay. I'm sorry to hear that. >> So, we can't find your ID yet. Okay. But what's going to happen right now is that you are going to be arrested under court >> public intoxication. >> What? >> You're you're going to be arrested for public intoxication. So, please stand up. >> Can you please don't >> stand up? I got >> seriously put your hands behind your back. Are you kidding? >> So, how it works is just like a speeding ticket, but you're just coming with us. Okay? So you can sleep off the alcohol and then you can continue on with your journey. Okay. >> Oh, excuse me. >> You did you? >> That's not very nice. >> Really? >> It's not. >> What? >> You don't want people calling you that. >> Oh. No, maloy bat no dang. [Music] I'm going to do a touch. Don't touch my hair. [ __ ] [ __ ] Matt, >> stop. Get in vehicle. Come on, >> get in the vehicle. >> Get in the vehicle. >> So hard. >> So hard. >> You making it worse, but you just >> That's fine. >> That's okay. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> I know. I was going to let the first one slide and then Nope. >> Right. You already went through all this, right? >> Yeah. >> I went through it first. So, >> all right. Come on. Here you come on. It's time to go in. >> Okay. We're going to set you very quick. Okay. >> Two part. >> Oh, yeah. Can you let her out? >> No. Take off her jewelry first. In Texas, public intoxication is defined in Texas panel code SS 49.02. First and second offenses are classified as class C misdemeanors with a maximum fine of up to $500. After being arrested, she could be banned from flying or denied service with certain airlines in the future. Penalties could include fines of up to $500. Instead of taking off, they were escorted straight to a place with no windows and no luggage. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation.