When visiting the airport, many travelers enjoy a glass or three or four of wine at an airport wine bar. That said, why would one airport passenger have such an issue with American Airlines at the airport? On May 17th, 2025, the Dallas Fort Worth Airport Police Department was called to the scene at the airport for reports of that passenger. Okay. >> Has been tried. She was she was she's intoxicated. But then she lost her passport. She's demanding that she will put her on the flight. I said, "We can't." Passport. You're not going anywhere. She will put her on the flight. I said, "You can't. Passport? You're not going anywhere." >> Pulled her bags. Then she got on and she must be totally out of her mind. She just said, "I'm going to blow you all up. What do you say that now? I'm going to I'm going to do I'm now that I I told her I said I called you. >> Oh, you called me. And then she I said I if I were you, I would leave the airport and she's still hanging out. She's probably drunk and I don't know if she'll wake up and realize that she's an entitled, you know, she she must be very I expect a 20-year-old act like a maybe. I told her, I said, "You being British, you being more." >> When she made the comment about possibly blowing something up, did you feel threatened? Did you feel alarmed by that? >> You know, I've heard it so much. You don't know when to take it seriously. You want to know. I don't >> I I I basically looked into her. I said, "Don't you ever threaten me or say something like that." I said, "It's full. It it's it's something you don't you don't even joke about. We don't even say drop the bomb. You can't >> because you don't know how someone interprets it. So just she's just like I said, I think she's just an entitled. >> So did you feel threatened by that comment she made? >> Oh yes. But when you say threatened, I'm always threatened. You know, that's part of it is what I just think what she needs to do. She's a British citizen. She needs to go. She can't leave the others in that aspect. But I don't know what you do as far as we're not here to teach people lessons. I don't know where she can go. >> We'll talk to her. Find out what's going on. >> Appreciate it. >> What are you watching? Talk to her. >> Yeah, I got you. >> Hey, ma'am. My name's Officer Lee. >> Hey, ma'am. My name is Officer Lee. How are you doing? >> Hi. I'm very good, thank you. >> All right. So, where are you flying to today? >> Uh, London. I'm >> London. You have your driver's license for me? >> Uh, no, but I do have my passport, but it's gone missing. That's why we are having a >> All right. >> Conversation. So, my passport's gone missing. >> So, you lost your passport? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And how about a driver's license? You don't have that on you? >> No. >> Okay. Why don't you have a driver's license? >> Um, we don't do that in in the UK. We don't have to carry it. >> Okay. Do you have any sort of ID or something I could? >> My passport was the it's my it's the most important ID. Have you had any drinks today? >> 100%. >> Sorry. >> Yes. >> How many? >> Three or four. >> Sorry. >> Three or four. >> Three or four? >> Yeah. >> All right. What kind of drinks were they? >> Very nice. >> Very nice. >> Yeah, >> they were very nice drinks. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Were they shots or what were they? What type of drinks? >> Glass of wine. Have you >> One glass of wine? >> No. Three or four glasses. >> Three or four glasses of wine. Okay. Uh, how how long ago did you get last drink? >> I'm sorry. This feels very exciting. >> I'm sorry. >> Sorry, God. >> I can't hear you. >> Okay. All right. Could you do me a favor and stand over here and talk to me? >> Leaning on the table. >> Leaning on the table. >> You ready? >> No, she doesn't have one. She lost her passport as well. That's why why that's why I'm not on the flight. My passport has gone missing. It's meant to be 9:30, then it was then the next one got delayed and what have you. >> So, what time do you think it is right now? >> Probably about 1:00 a.m. >> What What day of the week is it? What day of the week is it? >> Friday, Saturday. In the UK, Saturday, probably. I'm supposed to be at home in the next 5 hours. >> I recall. >> So, if you lost your passport, how are you going to fly? >> What's your plan? >> Well, I guess I'll have to go to the MC tomorrow. >> MC. >> What's that? >> You don't know what an MC is? >> Hey, what's up? >> I'm not public. So, all right. Stay right there from >> So, what do you have? >> Okay. Uh, she's leaning on the table. Her >> Okay. >> A little imbalance earlier. >> Well, imbalance. You smell it? >> I can smell it. >> Okay. Do you see the red bloodshot eyes? >> I do. >> Was she not asked to leave the area? >> She was threatened or she she claims that she the female American Airlines manager, whoever it was, claimed that she threatened her. I'mma blow blow you up. Well, you are um >> I think her property keep >> I think I think it's an arrest, but I guess I'm trying to articulate um what I have. So, >> here's what you have for arrest with intoxication. >> What about the other one? Do you have that as well? >> He was kind of iffy on, you know, I get threatened every day. Like, yeah, I felt threatened. I get threatened every day. I've always felt threatened. So, it's kind of >> Okay, that was all before that. They asked you to leave before we got here. >> I'm talking to these guys the whole time. So, >> yeah. And they asked you to leave. >> I'm trying to find >> You didn't leave. That's why they called us. >> Passport. >> Okay. Well, no one can find your passport. No one knows where your passport's gone. >> Exactly. Passport's gone. >> Well, that's a real That's a real problem. So, where do I need to go? I don't know. I don't know what to do in this situation. >> We're trying to find out what's going on right now. We're trying to figure out where to go next. >> Get my passport and get on a flight and go. >> Well, that's not going to happen. >> Not tonight. >> No. >> But okay. >> Do you know anybody in the area? >> Ma'am, >> I don't I don't want to bother people. >> Do you know anybody in the area? I do, but I don't want to bother people. >> What do you mean you don't want to bother people? >> I don't want to bother people. Listen, I'm I'm I need to go home. >> That's not an option right now. >> Okay. >> Right now, you essentially possibly even have two options. Go to jail or maybe have someone come pick you up. Is some Can someone come pick you up? >> Can I just go to a hotel and just >> Probably not. >> No. >> No. Is Do you have anybody in the area that can come pick you up? Well, I mean, he might be busy. You know, >> they might be busy. It's 1:00 in the morning. What are they doing? >> Probably asleep. >> They're not busy. >> Probably sleep. >> So, ma'am, I'm officer far with the airport police. So, tell me about what happened at the gate counter. >> Police. So, tell me about what happened at the gate counter. >> I'm sorry. Oh, I just wanted to go home. I just want to get on my flight. >> Okay. Did you make a threat towards the airlines? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. So, I have three witnesses lying to me saying that you said you were going to blow them up. >> Serious [ __ ] when you drunk and I I take it all back. >> Well, you can't take back what you said. So, how much do you have to drink tonight? >> Quite a bit. >> How much is a bit? >> Three or four drinks. >> Three or four drinks of what? >> Wine. >> Wine. How much? Big glass. Small glass? Big >> glasses. >> Big glasses. How long ago was your last drink? What time say 0 to 10? >> Huh? She said 0 to 10. Oh, she said five. So, she's already changing her story. >> I don't know what I've done to any >> Well, here's what you have done. >> So, currently you're under investigation for what's called false alarm report and public intoxication. Public intoxication in the state of Texas. >> I'm definitely drawn. I'm definitely drunk. >> Yeah, we know. Yeah. So, um, you're also under investigation for, um, false alarm report because you threatened these people to say that you were going to blow them up, which is a crime in itself cuz it causes an alert. So, you are not free to go. You are detained until we are done with our investigation. Do you understand me? >> I'm really not going to do anything. >> Okay, sounds good. So, do me a favor. Take off your bag, though. >> So, what do you have? You haven't told me. Looks like we do have it. They felt friendly enough to call. >> Take your hat off. Take your purse off. >> Take your hat off and your purse off. >> Huh? Take your hat and purse off. >> You're supposed to take care, so take care of it. Give me your purse. My positive contact for me. Sorry, I don't like the way DFW teaches people. There's a reason we teach that way. >> A little bit too much drinking. You shouldn't have made that threat. So, tell her what she's under arrest for. >> All right. So right now you're under arrest for public intoxication and false report. >> All right. So you should probably inform dispatch that, right? So let's do that. >> Do you have three people here? >> I don't know what he was doing. >> Okay. So we'll take >> request a female officer to search or >> Yes. Uh if 742 is available, I pass for her. Okay. >> We have one female in custody for foster report intoxication. Okay. >> Are you available? >> So, I'm going to buy this real quick. >> So, >> why >> I need to get some information from you. >> I need to go home. >> Well, not right now. >> To let people know what's going on next. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> What? >> Man, what month were you born? >> What's your date of birth? Escort her down to my car. She's down at 22. >> Hey. Nope. You escort ask him to leave the property for you. Okay. >> Are you getting witness statements? >> I got one. >> One. Will you upload them or just send them to us so we can attach it to his report and then >> you have to put them in your box, whatever. Put the report number on. Just scan them and email to us. >> Just the witness statements. We're going to transport her. So >> yeah, we need one unit. >> You ready? I got you. Take care. You take care. We're going to go. >> Hey, she's a United Kingdom citizen, so we don't really have much information on her >> and I don't think we're going to be able to run her cuz we're not coming back. >> Probably not. Yeah. So, I mean, get whatever information you can get. >> I don't even know if this is correct because she is whispering and drunk. She's learning a word. So, >> yeah. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Yeah. >> Copy. Thank you. >> I was talking to Sarge in the when we got the first call. I didn't go inside and get some more gloves before coming. I just told him to come out to me so we could go. >> Well, I was going to call her over cuz you always get problem. We're It's coming with you, ma'am. >> We're going through your stuff. Yes. >> Let's go in. Get in. >> Oh my god. I'm not coming back cuz they won't know who's coming. >> It's not an option at this point. You need to get in the car. >> One foot at a time. Don't hit your head. Please. Put your other foot in. Put your feet in. Put your feet in the car. Both of them. Sit up. >> Please go home. I need to go home. >> I need to go home. Am I not going home? I need to let my family die. >> What's going on? Yeah, I might have a seizure. You can go if you need to, sir. >> Okay. >> I got that piece of >> Yeah, you can. Yeah. So, you're good. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> All suspects are innocent until proven guilty. Thank you for watching.