I love you. And if you actually want to have sex with me, uh, you can let go of this. Oh my god. Please put your in my mouth right now. >> Pick me the off and take me home. >> From drunken chaos to egos running way past their limit. One by one, they end up pushing themselves off the flight. >> Do not kiss, bro. Stop. Get your hands. Get your feet out of it. >> OH MY GOD, MY [ __ ] HANDS. OH MY GOD, my >> And in the end, it's not the airport turning them away. It's their own behavior that just doesn't fly anymore. On March 17th, 2023, at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, Texas, right at an American Airlines gate, things suddenly spiraled when security was called over a passenger accused of assaulting staff. And here's what really went down. >> Hey, >> what's going on? >> Huh? Can you talk to me? >> Can you talk to me? What's going on? >> Huh? >> What's going on? >> It's in Mobile. >> Huh? >> Mobile, Alabama. >> Okay. Mobile, Alabama. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Huh? >> You having a panic attack? >> You just go ahead and panic. >> Oh, a minute. It's leaving. >> Okay. Start. He's leaving. >> He's leaving in a minute. In a minute. >> Hey, let me Hey, answer my question. Have you had something to drink today? Alcoholic beverages? >> Where at? >> Just in the bar. >> This bar right over here? >> Yeah. >> How many did you have? >> Two. >> You had two drinks? >> Yeah. >> What kind? >> Remember? >> Um I had two whiskey sour >> whiskey sours. >> Yeah. >> Just two. >> Yeah. Look at your wallet. It's I mean it's got to be in your bag somewhere. >> Look in here. >> Is that your wallet right there? >> Yeah. >> My license. >> Yeah. Your driver's license. >> Okay. Your wallet's right there. >> It's in her purse. I just put her license in her purse. >> In her purse? Her purse? >> Yes. >> Look in your purse. >> No. No, it was a it was a black purse. >> There's a black purse in there. >> Look in there. Can you tell me again how many drinks you had? >> I had four. >> Huh? You had four? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Before it was two. Now it's four. You remember? >> Yeah. It's been three or four. >> It's been three or four. Okay. >> Have you had anything to eat today? >> No. Okay. Have you taken any medication? No medication. Okay. On a scale from zero would be not being intoxicated at all to 10 being the most intoxicated have you ever been. Where do you think you are? >> Probably six. >> Five or six. >> Five or six. She's stumbling, disoriented. Her body is telling the story before she even says a word. What starts as just two drinks quickly turns into four within a few questions. And somehow through all of this, she still doesn't seem to realize just how far she's gone. >> How much did she came down that way? >> Okay. >> Do you have your receipt for your drinks? >> Where you bought your drinks? >> No, I don't think I do. >> You don't? Did you pay for everything? >> No, they didn't give me a receipt. Yeah. >> They didn't give you a receipt or anything. >> Yeah. >> That's Macy's. Macy's doesn't have anything to do with what you know what bar you drink at. >> I see the lights. >> Who you talking with? >> I saw. >> Can I talk with him? >> Yeah. >> Hello. Hello. >> Is he up here with you? >> Yeah, he's hit me up. >> Hello. >> Do you know where you're at right now? >> Yeah, I'm in Detroit. >> Detroit? >> You're You're close. You're only about halfway across the country right now. >> Patrick, >> you're in Dallas. >> I'm in Dallas. >> Yeah, that's a little bit far away from Detroit. >> So, I tell you, your son's not here then. >> He's going to be here. >> He's going to be here. >> He'll be in Mobile. >> He'll be in Mobile. Where are you flying to? >> Mobile. >> Mobile. >> He's a firefighter. >> Hey, is this Patrick? >> Hey, so this offic DFW airport police department. We're out with I'm guessing your mother right now. >> She is uh severely intoxicated. did try to uh strike a American Airlines gate attendant a couple times. So, I'm just going to kind of be blunt with you. She's probably going to be coming with us for public intoxication. So, she's going to be going to jail for a little bit until she sells the job. >> That is correct. >> The officers end up playing reluctant guardians, calmly explaining the situation to her son like he's the one who needs reassurance. And when the arrest is announced, the confusion doesn't disappear. It just shifts into resistance and then into something more physical. >> Hey Laura, can you stand up for me? You need some help. >> Here. Go ahead and turn around for >> You're being a placed under arrest for public intoxication. Okay. >> Okay. Stand up. >> Come on. Stand up for me. >> Come on. >> You don't fall out. >> Stop. >> Hey, relax. >> Relax. Okay. >> If you kick one of us, you're going to be going to jail. Okay. I don't >> don't try to kick. >> Come on. >> The pain is so bad. >> I have to be >> here. Let's get the seat belt on her. Listen, don't kick us. >> Stand up. >> Can you start acting? >> Can you start acting right? Oh my god. The moment she starts kicking at officers, the whole situation crosses a line. This isn't just about being drunk anymore. It's about resisting. She flips fast from polite to confrontational. And at that point, the ending is pretty much written. >> OH MY GOD. MY Oh my god. My sit still. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> You're going to catch an extra charge. You understand? Do not kick me again. >> You are touching me. You are touching me. YOU'RE TOUCHING ME. LOOK AT MY ASS. Oh my god. My hands. Oh my god, my hands are killing me. Oh my god. >> Do not kick me. Stop it. >> Kill me. You already killed me. You already killed me. You're not >> kick. Let me go. >> We will here just a second. >> Let me go. This hurts. This hurts. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. Under the eyes of a crowd, this becomes the kind of moment anyone would want to disappear from. She had a chance to walk away with some dignity left, but instead she keeps acting like the world should bend around her. And that's exactly what makes everything worse. You >> stand up. >> Where's the charge? >> How much charge? >> Stand up. >> No. You >> charge. I'm not going nowhere. >> Stand up. >> No. >> Get your foot. You going to stand up or we're going to help you stand up. Make >> stand to help me stand up, mother. >> Okay. Okay, stand up for me. Okay, you have anything in your bra area? >> No. >> Okay, I'm going to use the back of my hand. You see this? >> See the back of my hand? I'm going to use this brush up and down. Okay, I got a camera. He's got a camera. Partner over here has a camera. inside the car. All right. >> What are we going in here for? For >> slide around slide slide in this way. Slide in this way so you're right. >> What am I going in here for? What am I going in here for? >> No. No. There's no reason to beat me. Oh my god. Let me go, mother. Let me go. LET ME GO BACK to bar, please. Oh my god, I'm so hot. Oh my god. Please. Oh my god, you'reing killing me. Please, please let me go. Please let me go. Please let me go. PLEASE LET ME GO. OH MY GOD, my ears. Oh my god, my ears. Let me go. Please let me go. Please let me go. If there were an award for the fastest downward spiral, Laura would be a top contender. But instead, she's headed to jail, facing charges including public intoxication, trespassing after warning, resisting an officer both without and with violence, and battery on law enforcement. Once the footage made its rounds, people online had a lot to say. And let's just say she definitely left an impression. Swear to God, if a video came out with me acting like this, I would never leave the house again. I'd absolutely die of embarrassment if I ever acted like this. She should be sentenced to watch this video on repeat for 24 hours. She's a perfect example of why you can and should be denied access to a flight based on intoxication levels. She went full gremlin mode when she found out she was going to jail. What do you think about this woman? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Just as the alcohol-fueled chaos settles down at the gate, another passenger steps in and turns it into a whole new nightmare. On December 1st, 2023 in Orlando, Florida, a flight gets disrupted when officers are called to the departure gate after Samantha is reported intoxicated and accused of assaulting a flight attendant. And here's what really happened. >> Hold up. That's her. All right. Is she able to stand up on her own? No. >> Okay. >> All right. You want to try to uh >> file? You get a wheelchair? >> You get a wheelchair? Yeah, this is her mom. So, I'm trying to help her get out of here watching step out of the way and I'm going to try to get her up. Okay. >> All right, ma'am. We're going to try to help you up. Okay, come on up. So, you stand up. Lift your head up. >> Sit her down. Sit down. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Sit down. There you go. Put your foot on that foot. >> Let her go. >> I will. I will. Yeah. I was with her for like the whole time until like for five minutes and she went off to the restaurant and then just took a couple shots. >> And you weren't with her when she was driving. >> No. >> Okay. >> I found You are so cute. >> Yeah. So, um but yeah. And so apparently I don't know what happened to transpire on the plane. I know she was talking to people and jumping from seat to seat. >> Oh, you weren't sitting with her when >> I was I She was sitting like three seats above me. So, I was seeing I saw the thing go there and um so she was getting unruly and >> um just screaming. >> Yeah. >> Uh so you weren't like you said you weren't with her. You didn't see what she drank. >> Um well, if this gives you any indication here. >> Yeah, >> she's got bottles upon I don't know how many bottles she's drank. >> Like don't call me. I don't know how many bottles you've drank. >> So not to mention when she started this morning. I don't like she start I think when we started driving down from Jacksonville to Orlando, >> we stopped at a gas station for her to go to the bathroom and then she started drinking then. I think >> the trip from Jacksonville to Orlando isn't long, but for Samantha, it's more than enough for things to slowly slip out of control. The way she sits in that wheelchair doesn't come off like someone needing care, more like someone expecting to be waited on. >> I can't. I'm sorry you guys. Ied up. Okay. Can you Can you please get your lands get your hands off of me? >> This man has his freaking >> Just stay, right? >> Okay. Can you not >> You keep standing up. You keep moving. >> You're staying here. You're staying here for now, right? I'm going to kiss you. >> Oh my goodness. >> You're cute. >> Oh my goodness. I can't wait to make out. >> Hey, can you see >> if you actually want to have me? Uh, you can let go of this and kiss me. And my brother's probably going to put your me. >> Oh my god. Please put your in my mouth right now. >> Go right now. Now >> pick me the up and take me home. Yeah. >> I will punch you in your vagina. You hear that? >> Yeah. Your name's Roy. I would hate that, too. >> Pick me up and take me the home right now. I will literally do anything you tell me to do right now. >> That breakdown in judgment becomes crystal clear when she starts treating her own body like some kind of bargaining chip just to get home. At this point, the line between a serious legal situation and completely outofc control behavior is basically gone. >> No, I'm not going to a restricted area. >> No, no, he is. We're not. We're staying right here. >> No, I'm going right there. >> Yeah, he's getting something so we can take those cuffs off if you want to go to the bathroom. Okay. I think the bathroom. >> Yeah, we're taking you to the bathroom. >> Stop playing around. We're taking you to the bathroom. >> Okay. Can I pee? >> Is there someone in there? >> Someone's in there. >> Okay. Can you guys just go in here? >> Go to the bathroom. >> Yeah. Thank you. Um, come here. >> Go to the bathroom. >> I need you. No. Get your ass in here. >> You need to go to the bathroom. You got to go. Go to the bathroom. >> Pee, >> huh? >> You said you had to go to the bathroom. Go to the bathroom now. >> I knew she was going to do it. >> Thank you. >> Wait, I'm sorry. >> Hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> How are you in now? >> Nice to let you use the restroom. We've let people be on themselves before. >> No reason to just take our our kindness. Um, why am I being arrested? >> I don't know. I just walked up. Regardless, my officers are doing what they need to do. So, >> I would like >> You're cooperating. You're cooperating right now. So, you go a long way. >> Were you really like doing this? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, did he already tell you? Did the officer already tell you? >> Okay. So, Samantha, you're under arrest for public intoxication. Okay. Can you please >> I step on this one? Watch your step. >> Are you serious? >> Get in the car. Sims, >> watch your step. Right. >> Yes, sir. >> Put your left foot on top. >> Can you let go of my arm? >> No. Let go of my arm. >> Go ahead. >> Sam, that's not how it works. Step up. >> Are you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Get in the car. >> Are you guys literally in the car? >> Get in the car. >> You guys are Can you let go of that? Who's that? That's for you. >> For you. BELLA. A good Okay. I'm going to tell you one time. I'm going to tell you one time. I am telling you one time. >> Sir, I am not kidding. >> Are you done talking? >> Tell you one time. >> The patrol car might be a tight space, but the problem only gets bigger. Samantha seems to think she's talking her way out of trouble, but really she's digging herself in deeper. Every one of those offers just makes things worse by the minute. >> Put your feet down. Put your feet down right now. >> I am not doing this with you. You are arrested on a public intoxication, which is a class C misdemeanor. If you make this any worse, if you resist, if you fight, if you do anything, there will be additional charges. Do you understand me? >> So I in your best interest right now, Samantha, you cooperate. You go over to our jail, our holding facility. You sober up and we go from there. Do you understand me? >> Do not fight. Do not resist. Do not do anything. >> Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Like, what is wrong with you? Take me home. I will literally not suck your dick. I will like Please, please, please, please, baby. Please. I will suck your dick. Please just let me out. Please. GET ME OUT right now. I'm not [ __ ] kidding. Let me go. Let go of THIS [ __ ] DOOR. LET ME GO. TRAFFIC. >> LET ME GO. Let me go. Please let me go. >> A police cruiser isn't the place for that kind of conversation. And officers aren't there to negotiate like that. But she's clearly misreading the situation. And the more she pushes the wrong angle, the further THIS SPIRALS. GUYS, LET ME GO. >> LET ME GO. SAMANTHA, look at me. Look at me. That's very >> I told you this is going to be very easy. >> You've already been kicking the crap out of my door and on my windows. Are we going to have any problems going into jail? >> No, sir. >> Cuz I'm telling you right now, if you give us if you give us any issues going through this door, you will be adding additional charges. Do you understand me? >> We're not going to jail. >> We are. We're at jail right now. You're going to go to her holding facility. You're under arrest for PI. I've already told you that. >> So, I literally have to like give you all the effort. >> It's just a process. >> You will get out of here when you put up. Okay. >> Samantha, I told you go with the process. You're making this a lot harder than what it needs to be. >> Okay. >> So, answer the sergeant's questions. >> Okay. Could I also like should I talk to you and the sergeant please? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> What you got? >> Can I about to start working but it's going to be really weird. >> Okay. Would you like to list an emergency contact? >> Absolutely not. >> Any tattoos? Jesus. What about you? >> Wait, what was that? >> You need piercings other than ears? >> Nope. >> Okay, come with me, Sam. I'm going to go for this room here. >> What size shoe you wear? >> In the end, she's arrested facing charges of public intoxication and resisting an officer without violence. If convicted, she could be looking at up to a $2,000 fine, 100 hours of community service, 2 years of probation, and possibly landing on an airline no fly list. And once the footage hit the internet, let's just say people had a lot to say, and it didn't take long for things to blow up. You know, you need to stop drinking when you look older than your own mother. Poor officer is going to need sexual abuse counseling. If a man said the things she said to the officer to a woman, he would be charged. Charge her with harassment. I felt so uncomfortable for the officer. What about you? What's your take on this? Go ahead and drop your thoughts in the comments below. And just when things cross that legal line, a younger passenger steps in and turns frustration into a full-blown meltdown. On August 17th, 2023 at Tampa International Airport, Florida, the Southwest Airlines gate turned tense when airport security was urgently called in over reports of Sandell, a passenger causing serious disruption and assaulting staff. And here's what really went down. >> Florida kept me off. >> I'm not FROM TAMPA. >> OKAY. DON'T SAY STRAIGHT to me. GET THE OUT OF MY FACE. >> REALLY? >> You're going to go that way. Is that how this is going to go? >> You want that one? >> Ma'am, >> I'm not going. >> You're going to need this in jail, ma'am. >> You need to chill out. >> I'm chill, y'all. >> You're going to need this in jail, ma'am. >> You're going to need this IN JAIL. YOU NEED to relax. You need to relax. >> Stop talking. I'm not yelling at you. I'm chill. You're not yelling at me. No, you're not. Relax, bro. Stop talking. Stop. Relax. >> You got to go. >> You can't act like this. YOU GOT TO GO. YOU GOT TO GO. >> WHAT the play this game? >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. >> Absolutely. Absolutely. You want to go for a ride? I got a ride for you. >> Relax. Relax. >> Absolutely. >> We're going to take care of you. >> Three hots and a cop. You got it. >> On my way. Hey. >> Make our flight. I'm sorry. You miss. >> I'm sorry. Huh? This my sisters. I'm trying to >> right. We trying to make it to Chicago. I'm sorry. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> YOU'RE DOING IT TO YOURSELF. >> LET ME GO. THAT'S WHY I'M telling you, >> darling. >> Damn. Let me >> Bro, my arm is about to pop out of PLACE. WHAT? CUZ YOU'RE OVERLY AGGRESSING ME. THAT'S WHY I'M TELLING YOU TO YOURSELF. >> NO, I'M NOT. I'M CALM DOWN. >> NO. RELAX. >> RELAX, MAN. >> BRO, RELAX. OH NO. >> PLEASE, IF WE CAN MAKE IT, I DON'T WANT Y'ALL TO ARREST US. Too late. Too late for that. >> What you mean? It's too late. >> Too late. Look how she acted. >> Sit down. Sit. Sit. >> Missing a long flight is frustrating. No doubt about it. But it's the reaction that really stands out. Instead of trying to reset and calm things down, she chooses to escalate. She seems to believe that the louder she gets, the more things will bend her way. But policies don't work like that. >> Arm on me. >> I have an arm on the back. We're still I'm going to touch your arm like an adult. >> Yeah. >> WOW. >> WE'LL JUST LET YOU be a baker. How's that? >> Oh, this [ __ ] hurts. >> Just relax. >> Oh, this Can you un loosen it up? >> I'll fix it. Get up. HOLD ON. >> OH, you're such a drama. You're sitting the chair. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop biting, >> bro. Can y'all please put my arms in the front? >> Oh my god. >> Y'all are hurting me. >> You're doing it to yourself, >> bro. I'm >> You were WALKING FINE AND YOU DROPPED TO THE floor >> cuz it hurt. >> Come on. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. I'M not playing. I >> don't understand. This is penetrating. I was trying to make it. >> She acting like a fool. I don't know what to do. They said she in jail now. I'm pretty SURE YOU GOT A BELL OR WHATEVER. I DON'T GOT time for this. I'm just trying to I swear >> you need to get searched. >> I understand that. I have no problem with getting >> put your feet in cuz you're not going to kick her while you do it. >> I understand that y'all not listening. >> You're not listening to us. >> I under I will put my feet in with no regrets. With no problem. I'm just asking for it in so she can surgery. Can you Bro, like can you just loosen this a little bit? I'm not trying to cause a problem. I'm not trying to be a drug. I'm not trying to be none of that. I'm just asking can you loosen this a little? Look at me. Listen, >> ma'am. I understand everything. Like, please don't try to make me like I'm drunk. I get it. I get it. I >> You be quiet for one second. >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO YELL AT ME. >> STOP. OKAY. What's your first name? >> I'm trying to >> Her sister once again has to watch her being handcuffed and taken away while she herself doesn't even have the money to leave the airport. At this point, the consequences aren't just personal anymore. They're spilling over onto the people around her. >> We missed the flight. THE NEXT FLIGHT AIN'T UNTIL 5 A.M. >> They locking her up. She's in jail. She's in oriented jail. Mom, >> she's not taking that ass. >> She acting like a fool in the airport for no reason. Mom, she acting like a fool. And I told her, Mom. >> Yes. This too much. >> She's 21. >> I just I got her purse. I got her purse with me. >> What should I do? >> Just wait. >> Mom, I swear to God, I told this girl that's at 8:30 for 10 minutes away. >> I'm not I'm not I'm I'm not I promise you I'm not there. I just got a little upset because I missed my flight. That is it. >> I've listened to you. Okay. >> So, you've went past whatever is legally justified. Okay. I've listened to you. Southwest. I had a problem with you. I don't know what that problem was. I was not there. Okay. But they wanted you to leave. You did not leave. >> I love Did >> you just send me a picture? >> You were still You were still in the airport. Okay. So therefore, >> I'm the aggressor. >> I didn't say you're an aggressor. I'm saying >> that's what I feel like. >> But it has nothing to do with being aggressive or not. >> But I feel like y'all are trying to make it like I'm the aggressor and I'm not. I'm just frustrated. I'm just trying to get home. I'm not from here. >> A little too frustrated to to stay in the >> because they're not. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Okay. I I've heard you. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, can you can you I'm just asking one question. Can you at least just ask the people I came with to come here? I'm not trying >> They're not going to come here. We're going to I'm going to go talk to them right now. Okay. >> They can't come to the car. >> I'm going to go talk to them. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. What would you No, I'm just asking I'm I'm I'm just asking a question, you guys. I'm just asking a question. I'm not I'm I promise. That's what That's what sends me on edge, you guys. You make me like I'm I'm just this aggressor and a piece of high. Can you But ma'am, >> I just said PUT YOUR FOOT IN. >> This ride isn't taking her back to Chicago. It's taking her into a system where behavior is judged by procedure, not emotion. And when it finally hits her that she won't make that morning flight, she shifts into one last reaction. >> Bogus. Like, I'm in jail. I'm not even from Miami, you guys. >> It's all right. It's all right. You're You're going to jail now. That's it is what it is. >> Oh my god. I'm not from here. I'm not from here, you guys. Can you please just hear me out? Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm not from here. missing flight. I'm stuck in Florida. Oh my god, bro. I'm not from here, y'all. Please. Oh my god. Get somebody. Please. I can't. Y'all please. Y'all please help me. Please, God. Please. G. I cannot stay here. I'm not from Tampa. I don't know how this [ __ ] go. Like, I'm not trying. I keep telling y'all I'm not being aggressive. I literally do not know how this go. Like, I I genuinely do not know. Like, I'm serious. >> We already told you you're going to go to jail. >> I ma'am, you keep saying I understand that part. I'm just asking how do I get out? I understand. I'm going to jail. over there. They are going to explain the process. We are just police officers. >> Oh my god. Lord Jesus, God, please help me. >> I understand that you keep saying that. Y'all keep repeating the same thing. I'm asking how much do it cost to get out. I understand. I'm going to jail. >> We do not control that. That is something >> like y'all keep repeating the same thing though. I know I'm going to jail. I'm in a police car. I know that. go over there and they'll have a better idea. But >> God, Lord Jesus, God, please, please, God, please. I can't go to jail in Tampa. I'm not from Tampa. I don't know what I'm doing. God, please help me. Jesus, I cannot. Oh my god. Lord, I'm going to pass the out. I cannot go to jail. like to hear. >> Regret starts to creep in, but it's way too late to change the outcome. She tries to negotiate like the back of a patrol car is some kind of dealmaking space, but the legal system doesn't run on bargains like that. >> I'm serious. I cannot go to jail, y'all. I'm having a heart attack. My chest is beating extremely fast and I'm really high. I'm not playing, y'all. I have history of this. I cannot go to a jail. I will pass out. I swear to God on my life, y'all can sit there with me and keep me handcuffed. I cannot go to jail. I'm going to pass out. Like seriously, please God, please. Jesus Christ. Lord, please God, please. God, I cannot I cannot do this. Please, I just need help. I'm not putting it on you guys, but this never happened to me. Like, I I just can't believe this right now. I just need help getting out of these handcuffs. I'm not I promise you I'm not going to do anything crazy. I perfectly understand everything that's going on right now. I know my rights and I know where I'm going. I'm under the arrest. Anything I say or do will be held against me in the court of law. I understand everything. I just want to get out of the head. That's it. The story wraps up at the gates of Orient Road Jail. She doesn't make it to Chicago, but she definitely leaves behind a moment Tampa won't forget. She's facing charges of resisting arrest, trespassing, and disorderly conduct. If convicted, she could be looking at up to a $4,000 fine, 50 hours of community service, 2 years of probation, and a one-year ban from Tampa International Airport. And once the footage hit the internet, things blew up fast. Let's just say people had plenty to say and some of the reactions were just as intense as the incident itself. To be at an airport all day and still miss your flight takes talent. Real talent. Fun fact, you can get arrested and go to jail in cities you aren't from. Since you know your sister acts like a fool, you need to stop traveling with her. Emotional regulation, one of the most important skills in life. What do you think about her behavior? Go ahead and drop your thoughts in the comments below. from losing control at the check-in counter to another young woman learning the hard way what those choices really cost. On February 18th, 2025 in Orlando, officers were dispatched after reports of an intoxicated woman attempting to assault a man. Adriana, 34, doesn't look like an obvious threat, but the way she talks tells a very different story. >> I don't care. >> Sit down. >> Don't talk to me. I don't care. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's going to put me on the ground. You going to put me on the ground? Yeah. You going to put me on the ground? Put me on the ground. Put me on the ground. I haven't done anything wrong. >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> I just need you to turn around. >> Put me on the ground. >> I need you to turn around. >> I [ __ ] can't. Cuz you're on me. I can't cuz you're on me. >> Stop. I can't. Cuz you're on me, [ __ ] >> Let this go. >> I can't. You're on me, [ __ ] >> Okay. Let this go, please. Let this go, please. All right. >> Yo, >> you said you weren't going to stop. Let me go. Let me go. LET ME GO AND I'LL let go. I'm >> just waiting for >> Let me go and I'll let go. Squeeze in my throat. >> No, you're not. You're You're fine. You're just >> Am I ahead? >> Do me a favor. >> Don't you spit. >> Don't you spit. Do you understand me? >> Oh my god. >> Don't you spit. >> Well, do you spit it? >> Do not spit. >> Squeezing my face. >> Okay. Well, I'm squeezing you for a reason. >> I don't want you to spit on me. Oh, >> what the >> Hold on. >> All right, we're good. >> Okay, >> I can't. Okay, move on. >> No. No. No. What the [ __ ] >> Well, I told you to stop, right? And you said you weren't stopping, right? And then you pointed at me, so you got taken down. >> You're good. >> All right. >> And then you came out. I can smell the alcohol on you and you kick that. >> Yeah. >> Kick that wet floor sign over there. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Stand up. >> Yeah. >> Do not spit on anybody. >> [ __ ] >> Nope. >> All right. Sounds good. Sit down. Have her sit down. >> You guys have a chair. >> All right. Have her sit up like that. >> No. Do it hard for me, baby. >> Hit me hard. >> Please. When behavior doesn't match reality, the problem becomes clear fast. She's already in handcuffs, yet still believes she can control the situation. And that disconnect is exactly what keeps things escalating. >> Please laugh at me. Laugh at me all you want. >> Sit right there. You're fine. >> Right. >> Uh you want me to suck your >> No. I just don't want you to spit on me again. >> Oh, I will. is get somebody a wheelchair somewhere anywhere. >> There you go. >> Take this leg out. >> Hello. My shoe. >> That's all you got to do. >> My shoe. Hello. I want my shoe back. >> Yeah, you'll get it. >> No, I have a brain zmer. So, I am actually like living in love. >> That doesn't make you >> Yeah, it does. Actually, >> it does. >> Uh, can you start searching her back? Can I get my shoe back? Can I just like get my shoe back? >> Luke, can you start searching your back? >> My shoing. Just sit down. You look just fine. >> Yo, I'm not squirming. You're literally hurting me. You're literally hurting me. >> No reason. Can you please stop hurting me? >> Are you going to stand up? Okay. >> I don't know. Can I Can I stand up? I'm telling you, >> you >> stand on up. There you go. >> Oh. Oh. Yeah. Yep. Yep. Yep. >> You chair, right? >> Yeah. Well, you know, he's telling me to do all this stuff. >> Somebody else got to >> You're almost good with that stuff. >> I hate this girl. I hate this. >> Can you stop? >> There's people there. Yeah, there's people here. We just We need some Stop choking. >> If Adriana had used half that energy to stay quiet, she probably wouldn't be sitting here. But it's like there's no off switch. She just keeps talking, turning a routine check into an unscripted broadcast nobody asked for. >> Are we here? Oh my god, I'm so I'm so >> Yeah, I had a little backpack around my waist that has my actual ID. I'm literally not [ __ ] or crazy. I'm like a nice person. Like >> like >> 90 like >> don't do that. >> Oh my god. Are you Puerto Rican too? I'm from California. My mom is from Isaella and my dad is from Bamb and this is literally I had a vacation. >> Do that. You're going to hurt yourself. >> Oh no. >> Also damage property. >> Lisa, I'm going to search your property. Okay. Make sure you don't have any weapons or contraband bombs, ching like that. Okay. >> Jed, hold off on that. Make sure she don't take off that way. I'm grabbing gloves. >> I'm not going to go anywhere, baby. I'm not going to leave you. I love you. I love cops. I actually like literally love cops. >> Heck yeah. That's awesome. >> I have nothing wrong on dark chocolate. It tastes good. >> Hey, do you guys have a trespass on you? >> I'm not. >> All right. Where you flying? >> I'ming trying to fly to Puerto Rico to my sister. >> Well, handle that in a second. >> I was just wondering if you had one on you cuz I know I'm out. >> Do me a favor. Stand up for me. >> I can't. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Just stand up for me. >> I can't. >> You kicked your legs out to kick stuff as we were walking by. >> Yeah. So, just put your legs out. >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to stand you up for you. >> Oh my god. Wait. >> All right. There you go. Come on. The car. >> Yeah. Give it to me, baby. Give it to me. >> She tries to steer the situation by getting personal, but completely misreads the setting. There's no room for those kinds of tactics here. While she keeps talking, the system keeps recording every detail, and the story is heading somewhere else entirely. >> Have space and I will >> have a seat. >> How can I have a seat? >> Have a seat. >> It's so cute. He's searching my stuff and there's literally nothing. >> Just lean forward for me. >> Oh my god. >> Lean forward. >> I literally have nothing. >> Like what said, >> you know what? If you comply with all commands, >> I have I have >> I have no problems. I've been complying with all the >> man. Good job. >> Good job. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Give me one second. I don't see you. What happened? >> I haven't done anything. >> Okay. Stop kicking. I'm going to spray you >> for no reason. >> I will spray you. You continue. You You continue kicking. I will spray you. >> You want to look Don't do that. >> Okay, we're going to do that, but do not start kicking. >> Just like have a >> The turning point comes once she's placed in the patrol car. Even after multiple warnings about OC spray if she keeps kicking the door, she doesn't stop. The resistance escalates and the response follows protocol. Get your feet out of there. Put your feet in there. Get your feet in there. Get your feet in there. Don't do that. >> You just did that for no reason. >> 192. >> He just said that for no reason. >> Can I get FD for OC deployment? >> Serge can be 51. >> He >> put your feet in there. Put your feet in. Put your feet in. >> Okay, I will. Uh, are you going to spray my face again? >> Yeah, just put your feet in so he doesn't get Spray my face again. >> No. I want you to comply with commands. >> You keep on kicking the door. >> You keep on resisting. >> Spray my face again. >> Are you going to spray my face again? >> No. I want you to put your feet in there >> cuz there was no reason for you to do that. >> You're kicking the door. >> Um I I was doing that because I had a right. >> Yeah. >> All right. Put your feet. All right. We're going to we're going to try to get you out. Okay. >> Okay. It's going to hurt. >> Please help me. >> Okay, lean forward. >> Lean forward. >> I understand that. >> All right. >> Do not I know you tried to spit on me earlier. Do not do that. All right. >> Help me, please. >> Come on down. >> Okay. >> Help me, please. >> Okay. We're going to sit you in this chair right here. >> Help me. >> All right. >> Other you got to talk to me. What do you want? >> There you go. Hot. >> Yeah, it's going to be hot. It's going to be hot. It's going to be irritating a little bit. Right. >> After a chaotic scene in Orlando, she's taken to jail, facing charges of resisting an officer without violence, disorderly intoxication, and property damage. In court, she ends up with one day in jail and $720 in fines and fees. One lesson wraps up here, but another nurse is about to turn the next situation into a whole new confrontation. On June 7th, 2025 at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood, a passenger claiming to be a medical professional sparks tension after being denied boarding, forcing police to step in when she refuses to follow airline rules. And here's what really unfolded when officers arrived. >> What happened? >> So, she was denied boarding. >> Yes. She tried to force her way into the plane. I'm a site nurse practitioner. So don't do any of this walk cuz this is on the video. I literally going to sue all of you. My seat is 35 ft. I been recording. This is on the video. Please put down. >> Don't touch me. >> Put down the phone. Please. >> Can I take this backpack off, please? >> No. Just real quick. Let me talk to you. All right. Come on. >> YOU ARE HURTING. >> I'm not hurting you. No, we're not trying to. Just listen to us. >> We're not trying. >> You are hurting me. >> We're not trying to. Trust me. >> What do you mean you're not trying? >> It's detaining you right now for your behavior. >> Don't resist. DON'T RESIST. >> I WILL RESIST. >> Don't resist. >> Don't touch me. >> Just put your hands behind your back. All right. Just relax. >> I haven't done anything. >> Okay, relax. I'm going to go talk to you right now. We're going to transition an >> I had a few hurting me. >> No hurting. Just relax. Relax. >> All right. Let's have a seat. Where you from? Where we got going? >> I can't move. It hurts. >> Where you? >> Where you from? >> There you go. >> I'm relax. >> Just put your legs out here. There you go. >> What are you doing? >> Relax. Now talk to us. >> No matter what title she claims, the rules don't change. The moment she's held back, her composure starts slipping. Her reactions become unstable. And somewhere in that spiral, she even throws out a very unusual name. >> Just talk to me with this. >> That's your actions, dude. So, we have to detang. >> Okay, let's start with this. What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Hello. >> You can't force yourself down in jail. You understand? >> What's your name? Calm down. Relax. >> We have a blank test for her. >> Okay. So, relax. >> Here we go. Okay. >> How do you say your first name? Bola. >> It's Ola. >> What is it? >> Ola. >> Ola. Okay. >> Do you take medicine? >> Do you take medicine? >> No. I have a few cocktails that I just become chit cchaty. >> Okay. So, you had a couple cocktails. You became chit cchaty. Did you take any medicine with that with that stuff? >> I don't take medicine. >> You don't take any medicine? >> Okay. Do you have issue with Do you have an issue with alcohol? >> No. >> No. Okay. You understand that you cannot force your weight down this way? >> I haven't been forcing it. I just was trying to board and sit comfortably. But it's been >> admitting to three cocktails becomes an indirect confession of impairment. It's a clear clash. The ego trying to protect that professional image while the alcohol pulls her straight into the reality of disruptive behavior. >> This is the connector for me to go to New Hampshire. I work in this psych facility with kids. >> Okay. Obviously, she's not flying. >> I'm flying. >> I'm flying. I'm flying. I'm flying. I'm going to be flying. I'm flying. I'm going to be sleeping. I'm just going to have water and sleep for the whole >> flight. >> If you're intoxicated, we can >> I'm not intoxicated. I'm fine. That's my baseline of being fine. >> The issue here is that she's scared of the flight. She tried to force her weight onto the plane. We have to close the door and stop stop the boarding process. >> So, she That's absolutely not. And that's what he was telling me when I was in the line. He said, "Come outside." I told you >> and I'm a female and this intimidates me. And when a male comes up to me and says, "Let's go outside talk, it makes me want to ninja." >> There you go. >> Yeah. Here we go. But I'm going to >> So what? He's not a pilot. He's not the plane. He's the manager. >> Okay. >> Who comes up to me in the line and says, "Let's go outside and talk. No sir, I would like to board my plane and go to work. >> All right. >> She explained to me exactly what happened. She was born in the flight and at which time >> from the beginning come up here. >> Her logic sounds something like only a chef gets to clean the kitchen. It might sound clever at first until you put it in a real world setting and from there everything starts going off track. >> As I'm walking out, she starts talking to me out of the blue >> and I thought she was on the phone >> while you were down there. >> I was walking out right there. Okay. >> So, I thought she was on the phone with a headset and she was talking to me and then she started talking to passengers randomly >> and people were were >> Yeah. Some of the passengers were caught by surprise. They didn't know what to say. So I turn around and I ask her, "Is everything all right?" >> So she says, "She's none of your business, you know, get out of here." And I can smell alcohol. So I tell, "Do you mind? Let's go outside. Let's talk about it." >> Initially, I try to bring her back. >> Yeah. I I never put my hands off her. I just say, "Could you please go outside and I'm going to put you on the next flight? I'm going to give you time to sober up." >> But she kept walking to the point that I have to go down. I talked to the flight attendant, explained the situation and then she became loud. She said, you know, let me go in, let me go in. So, we have to close the door and at that point then I called I called Kelly. So, that's just what what happened. >> So, you tried to bring her back. >> Yes. To have a conversation to rebook her on the next flight and she said >> but she didn't want to go she didn't want to get rebooked. >> One person access >> inside the jet. >> Once airport management steps in the picture is pretty clear. It's not just intoxication. It's the disruption, the inappropriate behavior. The bigger issue, she had a chance to resolve this calmly and chose not to take it. >> So, you're denying a boarding or what do you So, she never did make entry onto the plane. It's more or less y'all got a verbal dispute right here. The >> plane we were trying to prevent her from. >> Okay. So, she didn't like breach the plane or anything. That's that was my main concern. Uh stop the plane from normal operations, >> right? Okay. >> No, no. That's what I said when I called. >> She's trying to force her way. >> Okay, cool. So, you engaged her inside of the jet bridge, asked her to turn around. It became a verbal uh disturbance basically at that time. Okay, I understand. So, that's a different ball than actually um breaching the plane. And you know, >> that's why I wanted that clarification. >> She got a good job. You shut that door quick. Listen, when you were drinking today, did you take any any medication? Any medication at all? >> I don't take drugs. >> Okay. But I'm saying you don't take any prescription drugs that might have counter affected you with the alcohol. >> Okay. >> I have to stand by the copy of you. >> Back to all units. It's going to be a Hollywood at 1530 North General Highway at the Auto Zone. reference robbery. >> If you keep it down, I can take you a little bit closer. >> Well, you got to keep my subject. Put your feet up here. We're going to help you out. I just >> I'm going to take the Uber. >> Hey, you want to go back to the checkpoint? >> Yeah. >> In the end, she's taken to jail facing charges of disorderly conduct and disorderly intoxication. The takeaway here, professional titles and social status take years to build. But just a few drinks and an unchecked ego can tear it all down in minutes. So, what do you think would be a fair consequence for someone representing the medical field yet acting out and making threats in front of children at an airport? Drop your thoughts below. She thought she was the exception at the gate, right up until privilege turned into a boarding ban. On August 3rd, 2023 in Orlando, Florida, after spending $189 on TSA Priority and still missing a 7 a.m. flight, one passenger turns the security checkpoint into a tense scene with a series of heated reactions. And here's what really went down. >> I've been trying to get to my flight. Nobody's helping me. She said, "Go down here. HOW YOU DOING?" THE WHITE DUDE LEFT. AIN'T NOWHERE TO GO. ALL I'M TRYING TO GET IS DIRECTION. and his punk ass up here getting mad at me cuz I'm trying to get to my damn flight. You ain't get to no flight. I'm not your daughter. Don't talk to me crazy. Calm down. He gonna say I DIDN'T SAY I WAS GONNA SLAP YOU. I wasn't directed towards you. Ma'am, >> if the shoe fit, wear it. IT I WASN'T DIRECTING it towards you. >> Ma'am, come on. Let's >> You could get slapped, >> ma'am. Ma'am, let's walk over here. Let me help you. Uh, what a ma'am. >> Trying to go through my flight. >> You missed it. You missed it. We're going to come here. Ma'am, you need to step out. >> Or what? >> You scare nobody. I wasn't talking to you. >> Do your job. YOU DON'T LIKE YOUR JOB. QUIT. >> MA'AM, I'm here to help you. >> Okay. Love it. With a smile, >> ma'am. >> Listen to me. Okay. That's the last thing you want. >> That is the last thing you want to do. >> How is the last thing y'all want to do? Ain't nobody helping me at all. >> I'm trying to help you, but you're yelling. Stop yelling. >> Talk to me. Let me help you. >> Okay. Because if you don't let me HELP YOU, >> YOU DON'T GOT TO SCREAM AT ME. SCREAMING AT I'M FRUSTRATED. IT'S NOT good for you to be frustrated. I don't care. DON'T NONE OF Y'ALL SCARE ME. THAT GUN AND [ __ ] THAT BADGE don't scare me. So, you can stop screaming at my face. >> Passenger. >> Okay, now let's calm down. >> What airline will you find? >> Frontier. >> Well, calm down. Okay. I am sorry that TSA did not treat you the way you, you know, um you need to be treated, but this attitude is not going to get anywhere. If you just paid $18 and they telling you you got to go over there to verify information and [ __ ] like that and nobody is helping you. I asked the lady I my son I asked I said can you help me? She looked at me she said whoa where am I supposed to where >> yeah we're walking this >> really you have to pay for the secondary screen. >> No no no you should not pay for the secondary. So what they do in the secondary they have ways to uh to verify. So, let me uh let's get with her and find out where you need to go to rebuild. Okay? Cuz she might be able to do it online. >> Just literally it's on camera. Literally me asking everybody, "Can I can y'all help me?" And nobody is helping me. I'm going to get my money back. I don't care what none of y'all say. I'm getting my money back. >> I'm going to go west checkpoint. I'm going to handle the adventure. Look out. Wait for someone else. >> The way she places herself at the center of everything shows she's not just trying to catch a flight. She's trying to control the situation. But at an airport, the only thing that works is compliance. And what's unfolding here is just the beginning. >> Yeah. So, um, she said they were not helping. They're being racist. So, now she wants to cut in front of the line because now she wants her money back. She doesn't want to fly. >> She just cut the line. >> Yeah. She just cut the line. just let you know. She's she's going to be using >> this young polite lady over there um got kicked out of TSA for I have no idea. >> Okay. >> So, >> are you good here? They got a gun at the west checkpoint. >> My dear. >> Yeah. >> Oh, I'm I'm on my way there. >> Trying to get her out of TSA. I honestly have no idea how much of what she's saying is right. I don't even know if she even has this flight. >> Well, we'll see what she wants to do. Yeah, we don't even know like >> uh Yeah, there I mean Yeah, we'll let you know. So, this morning's been >> already It's one of those days already about choked on my door when I got my phone. >> What was that? >> What's up, man? >> Um I just refund TSA. >> So, it was you TSA didn't charge her, right? It was you guys. >> Yeah, we we rebooked her. >> You rebooked her? So, where's the number? Where's the >> Where is the Where's the person? >> Come on over here out of line so they can take care of those people. >> Over here. >> So, where's the person? Because um listen, >> you can play this game all day if y'all want to. >> We won't Well, I can tell you we won't play this game all day because that ain't going to happen. >> Okay. Okay. >> The problem is is your The problem is is your act. Okay. Well, let me explain it to you. >> You take me as a threat. No, let me Are you gonna stop talking and let me tell you earlier? >> You feel threatened. You feel threatened about me because I'm standing up for my right. This was the problem. And then y'all supposed to be here doing y'all duty. This gentleman, he's he he's been helping helping me. He's been nice to me and you the one with the conflict. You're the one with the problem. That That sounds like I don't have a problem. >> That sounds like you have a personal problem with me. >> I'm trying. So you say >> she leans hard into a sense of entitlement, trying to quote rules to push back against the very procedures in place. Meanwhile, her behavior is breaking the most basic ones, creating a contradiction that's hard to ignore. >> Where to go? >> You're banned from TSA, so you can't fly through here. You can go to another airport. Okay. No, >> I'm not banned from TSA. I have not any written document. It was just verbal. It has to be written. If y'all banning me for anything, trespassing or anything, it has to be on documentation. >> So you want to go down that trespass road, >> you can. You if y'all want to go down the trespassing world, it's not I didn't threaten y'all. I didn't do anything to y'all. So for y'all to say y'all going to This is what needs to happen. >> Then y'all then y'all can >> I'm not scared of none of that. I have not threatened you. I have not none of that. I have >> All right. Do not be a trespass from the Orlando airport. >> Okay. You have to write the docu. You have to >> I have the document right here. >> Okay. >> Right here. >> Okay. You have to have problems. What is the problem cause of tracking? >> Causing a disturbance. >> That's a causing a disturbance. >> That's why I ask if you have somewhere to get >> you like to leave the property on your own or would you like to leave or is that is that my first amendment right to freedom? >> I can no longer trespass here. You know, you walk on airport property >> at this point. I can call my lawyer and then y'all can talk to my lawyer about the trespassing. Would you like to leave? >> I'm not leaving. I'm not taking me to court. It doesn't mean that it's going to fall through. You have Are you refusing to leave? You have to go to trial. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Okay. You are you refusing to leave? Let me see the paper. Let me see the paper. Let me see the paper. Let me see the paper. Dumb ass. Bunch of dumb asses and how they don't know how they got the underground tunnel that in Denver and [ __ ] They be doing all type of [ __ ] at these airports. >> Are you refusing to leave it? >> I would like to see the paper that you've been presenting. >> I have the right to see the paper. >> All right. So, this right here is your copy. >> I have the right to see the paper to which I fine. We'll identify with the jails. >> My name is not >> I appreciate that very much. >> Is that one I or D I D E or D I call. It's all on camera as well. I have not. >> You don't have to. You can you can leave >> right there. This is going to be in in the trial. >> Leave right there. >> You saying that I'm being transpiring. How am I called to discern? >> You want to walk right away? You can go. >> I'm speaking to you. I'm having a conversation to you and you. >> Instead of walking away and keeping her freedom intact, she stays and challenges authority with incomplete understanding. That misplaced confidence quickly turns into confrontation. And in this setting, arrest becomes almost inevitable. If you want to start walking, you can >> I don't want you to drop the phone. Ready to go. 10:15. >> 10:15. >> Can I call my lawyer? >> Yep. When you get to the jail, you can call whoever you want. >> Okay. >> Make sure y'all get this on camera. You robbing me, sir, too. I'mma let my lawy attorney know that as well. >> So, is that on your is your recording thing is on? Oh, yeah. >> Okay. So, that's going to show in court that I'm asking you to stop squeezing my arm and continue to squeeze my arm. >> You squeezing my arm. >> The only thing hurt is your feelings right now. >> I'm no nothing. My feelings can never be hurt. I heard her way. >> I apologize if I hurt your feelings. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. Okay. >> She's out of state. It's double. >> Yeah. I don't know. Didn't really give me much. So, >> did we get her name and stuff? >> Yeah, I got it. >> You got it. >> I'm going to go back in and check and see if I >> My going to get another one. >> Thought I can redo it real quick. >> Okay. >> You got her birth sto. >> You didn't have any bags of TSA, did you? Cuz if you do, they're going to hold it. You just >> I said I wanted to talk to someone here. >> You did and then you said we told you to leave and you refused to leave. >> Yeah. Gave you an open avenue. I pointed. >> We have it on camera with you saying I ain't going anywhere several times. So >> Okay. I have it on camera. Can you can you pull out the video? >> Yeah. You can reach out to your attorney. >> Public records request Florida. >> Yeah. Your attorney that you you said you have an attorney or a lawyer. Yeah. So have them reach out, >> you know, do all that stuff. >> Now you'll be you they're going to allow you to >> That late wave of regret hits. something you often see when the reality of a holding cell replaces the illusion of control at the airport. She treats the law like it has a reset button, hoping a lastminute plea about picking up her child might undo everything. >> Trespass after warning and and it's all under the same. You don't have to do two separate things. >> Wait, I'M GOING TO TELL you what >> if you do it if you do the states I think is a state >> charge trespass after warning. >> If you do if you do I think you can do >> WAIT, I GOT A WHAT? >> You're being arrested for trespass after warning. warning. >> I warned you. You will be arrested. >> I didn't see the paper. I didn't even see the paper. I did not got it in my head. THAT'S WHY I KEPT SAYING, "Can I see the paper?" And can I so I can video chat my lawyer to to show him the paperwork. I I'm the one who requested the paperwork. YOU CANNOT SAY GOD handed me no paper. >> We can't let you let you go to jail. >> It's against the law to let you go. You know the law. You know that once you're under arrest, you can't be you can't just be let go like that. And if you didn't know it, chalk it up as a learning lesson. >> Listen, listen, listen. I'm somebody daughter. You don't want to talk to me like that. I have not I have not when I start that's the thing with y'all. >> What the [ __ ] >> Sit down. Do not resist. Don't grab me like that. >> Don't do it. There you go. >> Silki is coming to do the dessert for a flight. >> Okay. This space here, please. Thank you. >> Please don't implement. I'm a mother. I'm a mother. Relax. Okay. I'm not planting anything. My fingernails, look. >> In the end, she's arrested, facing charges of trespassing after warning and resisting an officer without violence. If convicted, she could be looking at a one-year flight ban and a $2,000 fine, a price far higher than the mistake that started it all. So, what do you think about the officer's patience in this situation? Is there a limit to how much explaining should happen before legal action has to step in? Because sometimes what feels like privilege is exactly what gets you grounded and in this case straight into a run-in with police. On April 19th, 2021 at Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport, a routine travel day quickly turns chaotic when Jelena, a passenger, is accused of ignoring TSA security rules and causing a disturbance at the checkpoint. And here's what really happened. >> Hold on. Let's go. Let's go talk. >> Look, she kind of wants to help. >> Guys, do you know this car? I could have been in front already. I DID ALL THAT FOR WHAT? So if everybody >> Everybody I've had we're not arguing about it. You're not going >> for what? Listen. Miss I am. Can I say something? Okay, I get I understand it. Can I say something? >> That's why I said if you don't call them, they're going to ch you about to leave. I need to go home. >> I know. I understand that. I understand. >> No, I need to go home. Listen, you're going to end up going to jail or you're going to end up getting just want to lock me up because what are you locking me up for? What are you locking ME UP FOR? >> WHAT ARE YOU LOCKING ME UP? PLEASE. >> WHY DIDN'T I WHY AM I DETAINED FOUR TIMES? >> YOU'RE NOT DETAINED. YOU'RE FREE TO LEAVE. You're >> free to leave. >> Ma'am, we just want to help. LISTEN, WE JUST WANT to help. >> I DON'T LIVE OUT. >> I don't live out here. >> I'm going to ask you to back up. >> I don't live out. How much? >> I'm ready. >> Your exact location. >> Can you cover her? >> Don't resist. Don't resist. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. 81k where you are9. Hey, >> STOP RESISTING RESISTING. >> NO, NO, NO. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> I got one cup. You got to GET ME OUT WITH >> OKAY, STOP. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. RELAX. I'll get it. I'll get your stuff. I'll get your stuff. Give me a hand. Come on. Come on. Give me a hand. >> Come on. Respect, >> ma'am. Ma'am, give me a hand. >> Let me go. >> Give me a hand for a second. >> She seems to think that having a plane ticket means she can do whatever she wants. But that's not how it works. And with the way she's reacting, this situation is just getting started. >> Come on, get your punch. Push. Push. >> Somebody hit my glasses. >> What's up? What's my >> glasses? YEAH, YOU HAVE A LOT OF BACKGROUND. >> She has right. You have rights. >> Glasses. Glasses. >> My glasses. I can't see without my glasses. >> Glasses. No problem. >> She needs to be read or right. >> Thank you. >> She needs to be read or right. >> She needs to be read or right. You need to step down. >> Not yet. >> She does not. >> She does not. WE'RE NOT just point >> carry me. >> Carry me. I'm heavy, right? I'm heavy as >> stop. >> No, I want to put me through all this [ __ ] >> Stop. >> We're trying to help you. >> We're trying to help you. >> Stop resisting. WE'RE TRYING TO HELP. >> NO, BRO. >> GOD. >> NO. >> JESUS. SWEET JESUS. WE'RE TRYING TO HELP YOU. >> Get this off of me. >> I want to go home to my mother. I said sorry to everybody I pass Lucer because this is what >> and I didn't need need to wipe my nose. >> I didn't get a chance to lock him yet because she was resisting. >> An apology after things have already escalated doesn't do much to undo the damage. Yolena doesn't seem to realize that in this setting nothing runs on feelings. It runs on reports and procedure >> because what what am I really being DETAINED FOR NOW? I'M BEING DETAINED FOR ARREST. I was I'm under arrest because what I was resistant or what? Tell me why. >> Trespass after warning. >> Help. >> We told you to leave. >> Sorry to everybody. >> Doesn't matter. >> I needed to get and you did not leave. >> No, I do that. I don't got no time for no court out there, bro. >> I don't. Where are you from? >> I'm from I'm from I live I'm from New York, but I'm in Atlanta right now. I don't Where in New York? Where in New York? Where in New York? the queen. Bro, >> we're in Queens, >> bro. My nose. I don't feel right. >> Why you do that though? >> We're We're in Queens. >> No, I don't give a about where I'm from. >> Tell me why you did it. >> I just told you again. >> Imagine Imagine this. >> You know YOU'RE DOING A DRINK. >> WE'RE TRYING TO STOP. IF that's where I'M at with >> y >> No, I just need to stay still. You guys >> What's your first name? What's your first name? >> She made a stop. What's >> wrong with you, BRO? >> ARE YOU going to shoot me, PLEASE? ARE YOU GOING TO SHOOT ME? >> OKAY, MAN. >> YOU'RE VIOLATED, BRO. I JUST WANT TO GO HOME. >> I swear >> you're not going home. GET THAT. >> YOU'RE NOT going home. >> Are y'all going to play FOR MY OTHER FRIEND? >> YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> OH, you're going to go home. >> You're going to jail. >> I'm not paying for nothing. Your behavior. >> No, my behavior is like this because I want to go home. Bro, >> we're past that. We're past way past. >> Bro, I do not rip out here. How am I getting home after this, bro? How? Whenever you get up. >> Once it hits her that she's not going home, she starts to lose control. But what makes it worse is she keeps trying to interfere without understanding the rules. The result, noise, tension, and zero progress. >> I can't fly with everine. >> WHERE DID THEY COME FROM? >> WHERE a mini What a you flying on, >> yo. I'm I'mine. can help you. What airline are you flying? >> I want to go. >> No, that's the airport. What airline. I'm sorry. I'm just really >> right now, bro. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> I want to go home. >> ALL RIGHT. Go sit in the wheelchair. >> Come on. That way we can bring you out. >> Stand up. Don't fight it. Let's go. >> I'm not sleeping. >> Bro, I got school in the morning. I need to go home, bro. I got school in the morning. Where am I GOING? WE JUST GOT THE GUN. I'm not GOING TO DO IT, BRO. AROUND. Watch her. Fluff her. Fluff her. >> Watch her head. >> She wasn't searched either. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I didn't get a chance to search her. >> I got to search her, Tom. >> I got to search her. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, stab me? Yes or no? >> No. Can you loosen these handcuffs up, bro? Can you loosen a handcuff? >> I don't need no seat belt. Loosen a handcuff. >> You don't want a seat belt? >> I don't. This is why y Y'all GOING TO LISTEN. I SAID, "LOO MY HANDCUFFS. LOOSEN MY HANDCUFFS. LOOSEN MY HANDCUFFS. LOOSEN MY HANDCUFFS. Loosen my handcuffs, please." >> She still believes her inconvenience outweighs her behavior. But every attempt to play the victim runs straight into a system that doesn't bend. The patrol car is ready. And this time, it's not heading to Queens. >> Putting my foot in. Put your foot in. >> I'm not putting my foot in until you lose. >> If you put your foot in, I will check it. Okay. You see? Okay. The way I'm going to get you going get you. I'mma get you. Get you. I'mma come. That's your ELEVATOR FOR Y'ALL. NO. Loosen my handcuffs. >> Put your foot in. >> Ma'am, turn the handcuff. >> Put your foot in. >> Loosen your handcuffs. >> Turn the other way so we can see your handcuffs. >> Loosen my handcuff. >> Look that way so we can see the Please put your leg in. >> Put your leg in. Put your leg in. >> We will. We will. Please. Put your leg in. Listen. Oh, but it started because they think >> we will. We will. Please calm down. >> Look at me. Look at me. See the handcuff game. Let me lower it. Calm down. Do you want me to change something for you? Handcuff, please. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Let us check. >> I'm going to get y >> me. didn't loosen them because she's combative. It's going to get worse. >> Can you wait? >> She can wait. I put my finger in between the cuffs so it's enough. I put that I put my finger between the handcuff and her wrist and I could fit my whole uh pointer finger between the two cups. >> There you go. Stay there. No, don't don't push it. >> What am I going to do? >> Stand here. There you go. You're the fine. >> I've been asking you guys to fix this. It hurts. >> They're going to take it off if you cooperate. They're going to take it off if you cooperate. >> I know how bad it WAS IN THAT CAR BODY. It hurt. >> Oh, I know this. You had a selfie. >> Please >> calm down. >> PLEASE. >> OH MY GOD. JESUS CHRIST. What the [ __ ] >> Can you help me? CUZ I DON'T WANT TO GET HURT in the process. Okay. This is in the airport. We should have sent the airport. >> Calm down because what's going to happen? You going to ma'am. I'm I'm talking I'm talking right now. We cannot talk at the same time. >> In the end, she's taken to jail facing charges of trespassing after warning, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer without violence. If convicted, she could be looking at fines up to $2,000 and even a permanent flight ban. So, what do you think about that last minute panic from Gelena? real regret or just a final attempt to dodge responsibility. And just after one tense showdown with police, another Karen steps in and turns the airport into her own personal stage. On December 30th, 2023, officers were called to the airport after reports of an intoxicated passenger yelling and causing a disturbance on a plane. Due to her inappropriate behavior toward the crew, she's asked to deplane. And here's what really happened. >> So, what seems to be the problem tonight? You're intoxicating and you shouldn't be on the plane running your mouth again. Right in your mouth to check out or when you're getting in here. >> Did you just >> It's all on video. >> Yeah. When you first came in, you were giving them a problem. It's all on video. >> Can you tell me what I was giving them a problem about? >> Yeah. You were being this courteous. >> Please, please tell me in detail. >> They all told me already, >> but I I need to know. >> And now you're on the plane being this courteous again. >> That's fine. I need to know in your manner. >> How am I being discurious? How am I being this? I >> right now, which is probably why you're being the way you are. >> That's fine. I need to know where's your license at. >> No, I need to know why exactly. Exactly. No, under the law. I need to know exactly why it is. >> I will give that to you. >> Yep. You would definitely need to. >> You caused a disturbance on a plane. >> I'm sorry. >> Get your Florida license. It's a medical marijuana card. >> Oh, sorry. It's this one. Sorry. They I keep it in the same thing. >> My radio is in the drawer. >> Can we bring him back over to my office? >> What's that? Can we bring it over to my office or Okay. >> Want to grab your bag? >> I'm not carrying your stuff for you. So, >> I never asked. >> I think you said, "Okay, I'm carrying myself." >> Okay. >> Well, you know, actually, >> it's good. So am I. >> I'm recording everything, too. I got a body warn camera. >> You already walked away and as I'm collecting my things, you literally said that you're not collecting the things as I collect. >> That's not what I said. It already shows. Yes, it is. Already shows you're not doing your job on top. I am doing my job right now. I'm already under the police academy law. >> She seems to think that saying she's in the field is going to smooth things over, but this officer isn't impressed. And the outcome is pretty clear. The process moves forward exactly as it should. >> Under arrest for disorderly intoxic. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. You are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> YEP. >> You don't want to listen. You're intoxicated and you're causing a scene at the airport. >> I literally Okay, that's fine. My video put your hand down. >> Let me Let me put this down. >> Let me put this down. >> Okay. >> Can I put this in my wallet right there with your restroom? No, I need to put this down so I know that it's in my reference. Ow. With >> Stop resisting and put it down. >> Hand resisting decapitated with my thumb. >> That's fine >> with this. You're fine. I hope you know. Told you. I was putting my hands up against the police academy everything. And then I put my hands up and you didn't give me a single chance to put my evidence up for me to put my own personal propaganda against the ground. That is illegal propaganda. >> Still causing a problem. >> No, I'm not. I literally just told you on the police airport right there that that is illegal. >> Can you guys grab her stuff so I can walk her up here, please? Slurring your words. >> Wow. >> Really bad. >> You're kiding your It's fine. Maybe if you get over here and calm down a little bit. >> No, no. I'll keep my own providence. I know what I'm rightful on. If I don't keep that sentence, >> I'm not going to talk any further. >> That sentence didn't even make sense that you just said >> you're right. >> So, as I was saying when you first came in earlier, I'll take you off the plane. >> Okay. >> Because of you. >> No, not because of me. >> Yes. Because of what you said. Yes. It had you been >> there literally had to hold been a whole thing. >> Listen, they were already taking you off the plane before I even got up there. >> No, they talked about >> Yes, ma'am. >> And they the flight attendants, they told me that you had bolded that you were drinking. >> She refuses to cooperate, yet expects everything to be handled at the highest standard on her terms. That contradiction says it all. And as she keeps pushing, the tension starts to rise. >> I did not. No, no, no, no. I did not yell until you show me literal footage. I did not yell. I did not do anything. I approached that aircraft like it was nothing. >> CI1 central >> like it was nothing. I was doing everything. >> The airport. >> What? Literally show me. I did not. >> CI1 central. I'll be at the security checkpoint. We had to take a female off the aircraft. >> I did not do that. I got me at the security checkpoint. >> Show me where I was kicking them, screaming, doing all that. Show me. There is no way that I am doing that. >> I'm literally about to go to the police force everything. Like there is no way that I am doing. >> Will you be quiet so I can talk on the radio? >> I have to I have to do my last name first. So stop. >> Did I know that? Did I know that? Am I a police officer? Can you stop? >> I'm literally telling you my information. >> I have it right here. Stop. Please. >> Do I know that? No, you don't. SO, PLEASE ASK me nicely. HEY, MA'AM. I HAVE THIS. CAN YOU WAIT FOR THIS? >> WHY is that so bad? >> She just won't be quiet. >> She won't BE QUIET. YOU WOULDN'T ASK ME TO BE QUIET. >> I SHOULDN'T HAVE TO. >> THAT'S A PART OF THE JOB. AND YOUR PART OF THE JOB IS to what? Just yell at me. >> Somebody peace in the environment. Peace in the environment. Peace in the environment. Peace in the environment. And you KEEP TALKING OVER EVERYBODY. Have yet to let them speak or anything at all. That's peace over the environment. >> She believes the process should adjust to her comfort, not the other way around. But in a secured area, that mindset only makes things worse. Her version of explaining the situation doesn't calm anything down. It just adds more pressure to an already tense scene. >> How you want it to be approached. ASK ME HOW MY name is. ASK ME HOW ANYTHING IS. THAT'S HOW YOU DO YOUR [ __ ] JOB. >> Thanks for letting me know how to do MY JOB. >> YOU'RE WELCOME. SIT THERE AND BE QUIET. YOU'RE WELCOME. Because instead of sitting there and just throwing OUT NAMES AND NOT HAVING [ __ ] ON ANY INFORMATION that you have. >> Will you stop? It's all I can tell the radio. Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> Did you get it all out >> now? Yeah. Now that I know that in your ear that they heard every [ __ ] thing how your job actually is. >> You need to stop. >> I'm done. >> I JUST BLEW $800. YOU THINK I'M GOING TO BLOW THAT ON YOU? YEAH. EVERYTHING THAT JUST BLEW ON THAT BECAUSE OF YOU OR BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T WANT TO DO YOUR FULL ON DETAIL JOB. YEAH, I KNOW. NO, DON'T DON'T EVEN PULL THAT [ __ ] on me. >> That's fine. You're the one. I don't give a [ __ ] I have all my details. I have all my assault issues. I have [ __ ] every picture before I [ __ ] sent everything. Just ask. >> It's called disorient. >> For what though? >> You cause a scene on the plane. I tried to talk to you down here. You caused a scene over there and you continue to cause a scene here. >> Can you tell me the scene that I caused some of the plane? >> Yeah. The whole reason why you got kicked out. >> Yeah. But why? >> Yeah. They told me that you were arguing with them just like you're arguing with them here. >> And then you argue with me there. So you're being disorderly. >> Can you tell me that I argue with you on the plane? >> You can't argue that I argue with you on the plane. >> I didn't say you argue with me on the plane. >> That's what you just said. located though. I didn't just I'm not being smart ass. I sorry for everything. No, I'm literally just asking what my at this point. >> Is he good out here with him? >> Is he good out here with her? >> $800 might buy a comfortable flight, but here it leads somewhere completely different. And once things shift into the next phase, her reaction becomes the real story. >> Can we go out through here? Yeah. So, you're getting arrested right now for this overly. All right. So, follow me. >> That's our stuff. Grab it. >> I didn't get a chance to double. >> You serious? >> I didn't punch anybody. I didn't like cuss at anybody. I didn't do anything. Like, why am I >> Why? All because I asked the officer's like credential did I do for me to be like this. >> Hey, you're good. I I'll I'll go through it after. >> No, I want to know exactly where where in the court officers where I'm going to No, I just I literally am a No, I literally know the right of me going. >> Are you going or actually? >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. Oh man. >> Oh, I can't wait for this whole [ __ ] thing. >> They can't even get me on me [ __ ] going up to any of the bars, anything of that, like doing any interest. Me going up. You did not [ __ ] intoxicating me on [ __ ] anything. No interest on whatever. So, wait until I have you on this. Wait and [ __ ] till I have you on this. available for us. Repeat must search. >> Do you have anything on you we should know about before we go to Joe? If we get to No, he never did any of it. >> I'm talking to you. >> You did. You had everything fine with me until I literally questioned your [ __ ] manhood. >> What are you talking about? >> Yes, I did. >> No. >> Yes. I literally have it on video recordings. I had everything on you talking normal to me until I literally questioned your job and then you immediately went into my jobs this and this and this. I have everything on recordings. >> Everything. >> It's recording. But yes, >> no, it doesn't matter. Everything on police duty is recording. Just wait. In the end, she's taken to jail. Facing charges of disorderly intoxication and resisting an officer without violence. The takeaway: Half understood legal knowledge mixed with alcohol is one of the fastest ways to end up in handcuffs. On March 26th, 2025, police were called to the airport after a drunk passenger was caught violating public safety and order rules. When officers arrived, what happened next drew everyone's attention. >> They're not going to let you fly. cuz you seem like you're intoxicated on something, >> right? So, >> have you had anything? Don't just be honest with us. >> I will I'm um I had shots in the airport. Um but I >> What time is your flight today, Gina? Gina, when's the last time you drank something or took something? >> Have you been drink Did you have some drinks last night or today? >> Just be honest. >> No, not today. Um, I just saw my sister and >> Okay. Well, right. You're acting like said they're not going to let you fly. So, what time is your flight today? >> Cuz right now, if you went to the gate, they probably would not let you board. you so you don't trip >> and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Let me see if I can get a CCS. Right. I can tell you right now the way that you're they're acting, they won't let you fly cuz they think you might be intoxicated and they can't have you up in the air like that. >> Okay. Do you have anyone we can talk? >> I I don't. It's okay though. It's It's not It's okay. >> Who you flying out with? First of all, >> I'm not flying with anybody. I'm flying alone. >> No. No. Who you What airline are you flying with? >> So, I'm going to Orlando. >> You're going to Orlando. And who are you flying to get to Orlando with? Like Delta. >> My sister. >> Which airline? Like Delta, American, United? >> Southwest. >> Southwest. >> They first grew concerned for the young woman's well-being when she stumbled and had to be reminded to tie her shoes. She thought she was just causing a small inconvenience, not realizing how dangerous the situation really was. When officers offered her a wheelchair for safety, things escalated fast. >> The other side's security. Either get a cab. I'll see if I can get a CCS to help you or you can you can go sit on the other side. >> What's your name? >> My name is Officer Davidson, ma'am. I'm sorry. >> Davidson. >> Yep. I am going to write a good review for you. You're amazing. >> Um, I really appreciate you. >> You want to sit down over here? >> Give you some first class ride. Okay. >> I I can walk. >> No, I think you should ride this. All right. >> You should take a seat cuz you were stumbling earlier. We want to make sure you're okay. >> Cuz if she was that, like, let's say if she was that intoxicated, you'd be able to smell it, >> right? You're not smelling anything. There's there's no smell. These thighs are dilated. Uh and basic basic what they're saying. Whatever she took, she took right before she like got on this plane. I think it was probably like uh Xanax. You can't sit here all day. I just need you to do me a favor. >> I'm not asking. >> No, no. I'm asking you I'm asking you to get up so you can start walking so we can get you out of here. Okay. >> All right. So, I'll >> All right. All right. >> All right. Whoa. Do me a favor. >> Can you start walking forward a little bit cuz you are wobbling like no other. So, do me a favor. Take a seat right here. You don't have to sit back down, ma'am. Look, you're not in trouble yet, but I need you to start listening. You can call your father and I'll talk to him and then he'll probably talk to you and not know the way you want to be talked to. Or you can just hop in this chair. We'll take you on the other side. You can sit down there. No. Well, then you need to stand up and show us that you can actually walk without any problems cuz right now you you've wavered. You're So stand up. Stand up, please. I want you to walk to that officer right there. You can't ma'am. Excuse me. >> Okay. Sit down, please. Sit down. Sit down, please. >> Ma'am, sit down right here. >> Ma'am, just sit down right here. >> There you go. >> There you go. >> See? >> Whoa. >> Ma'am, listen. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. First stop. >> I got her. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Want to be in handcuffs? >> Go ahead. >> No. >> You got you. >> All right. Screw this [ __ ] >> All right. Come on. You're under arrest. Come on. >> You're under arrest. Republic intoxication. Stop resisting. Give me your hand. >> Please. No. Stop. >> Go ahead. Hit hit the latch. Hit the latch right there. >> Perfect. >> Her body gave out before her mind did. She couldn't stand straight or walk right. In that moment of arrest, fear turned into resistance. She didn't see law enforcement. She saw a threat. But what she failed to see was that this was the consequence of her own actions. And she was too impaired to realize it. >> Please. >> Somebody want to fight white female 1095. >> Yes. Yes. >> I just want to talk to my dad. I want to talk to my dad, please. I want to talk to my dad, please. >> Then get up and sit in the chair. You got >> There you go. There you go. We got the hat. We got that. Here's your hat. is what it is. >> Put your feet under your >> push. Don't listen. >> I asked you for this. I asked you for this. Call my dad now. >> I I swear to God, my dad willing you. You have no idea piece of I'm messing with. My dad willing you and I'm being stupid. My dad will literally >> dude. There's no APS here. >> DOWN THE >> MISS GINA. >> NO. UM, >> Miss Gina, >> you're done with you. So, you're going to sit down and >> you're going to listen to this officer. >> Sit down. Put your feet up right now. >> No. No. >> No matter who her father was, she had just humiliated him in public. She tried to use her family's name to pressure the officers, but when that didn't work, she switched tactics, accusing them of discrimination, hoping to stir sympathy from onlookers. Dude, >> can you stop? >> No. No. No. You're treating a woman like this is wrong with you. >> We're trying to be nice to you. >> No, you're not. >> Nice. I don't really care right now. >> No, I'm not going to kill you. >> Go ahead. Just >> relax. >> Somebody help. Help. different colors. >> That's why she's so jacked up. >> Yep. >> 163. >> And she doesn't have a prescription bottle. >> Nope. >> Why did Why are you putting me in handcuffs? >> Cuz you were intoxic. >> Let me talk to my father. >> Sorry. It was And then other things that talk to my father, please. Let me talk to my father, please. I'm I'm a young I'm a young woman. I am I I need to talk to my father. >> This is so wrong. >> No, we're in Georgia. Savannah, Georgia. >> This is so wrong. >> Please. I'm not trying to fight with you. I just I just want to talk to my father. Please. >> I understand. I Sir, the only thing you do is contact jail. >> Please. Please. will try to work with her. >> My grandfather Chicago PD and so is my father. So they know what's up. Just please let me speak to him. >> Xanax might explain the chaos inside her head. But it can't erase what she did. When the illusion of family power finally crumbled, all that was left was the raw truth. Her mistakes and her responsibility. Status won't save anyone, especially when it's the very thing that makes you forget who you really are. >> I'm I'm I'm >> What did your father say to you? Did he follow our instructions? So, right now, just sit here. >> My father did not say that. Are youing [ __ ] >> That's why he told me in the car. >> YEP. >> I got you. Listen up. LISTEN UP. >> STOP MY PHONE. I'M GOING TO TALK to my dad. Talk to my dad. Please. No. No. Let me talk to my dad. >> We also We also need to search her pockets just in case she might have extra bugs. >> She's good. No. No. Talk to my dad. TALK TO MY DAD. PLEASE. >> NO. >> I want to talk to my dad. Come on to me. I'm wrong. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with 13 felony drug possession counts, resisting arrest and public intoxication. What do you think would be a fair sentence for the police officer's daughter? And tell me, would her father still be proud to hear his name coming out of her mouth? Some lost a flight, but others lost something far bigger. their composure, their freedom, and the chance to walk away with dignity. Because at the airport, rules don't argue, they don't bend, they just get enforced.