You are requested to leave the property. >> Okay. >> Get out of my face. >> Shut the up. >> Get out of my face. >> Ma'am, >> your hands off me WHEN I DRINK MY WATER. >> It's with a [ __ ] $700 and I'm >> all it takes is not getting their way. And suddenly it's yelling, pushing back, causing a full-blown scene in a packed airport. From the boarding gate to the jet bridge, things spiral out of control fast. But the moment the police step in, the game's over and the price for a few minutes of losing it, a lifetime flight ban. On August 15th, 2023, inside the Delta Sky Lounge, airport security gets a call about a passenger acting off with staff. At first, it seems like just another minor hiccup. Nothing serious, but then it starts to spiral. And here's how it really went down. >> What's up, man? Hey, how you doing? an extremely erratic behaving individual that came in here. >> She comes up. I'm helping somebody. >> Sure. >> She comes up. I need some water. And I said, "Man, I am I said, this is not the sheer line." Blah blah blah blah. Just look at that passport. And then she starts walking off. >> Okay. >> I mean, she's she's high or something. I don't know what's going on with her. Then she she walked over. I said, "Let's get you some water." I said, "This is not the British Airways lounge. She continued to walk in back there. Then she asked him to take her outside. >> Where's she at? >> She didn't just disappear. >> No. Just watch that exit. I'm going to go over here. Where's she at? >> Hey, there's So, there's a there's a lounge. Is this her? >> There's a >> Is your name? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Seriously, I got over here. >> How you doing? here with my stuff though. >> I'm sorry, >> ma'am. You all right? >> Okay. I just need to go for a smoke. >> Okay. Well, you I need you to talk to me first. >> No, I'm I need to go for a smoke. That's why I laid all my stuff out here cuz I lost humanity. >> Okay. But you're going to talk to me first. Okay. >> No, no, no. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> And you're not going to arrest me. >> You're going to talk to me though. >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't trust you. I really don't trust you. >> Right. And that's okay. Hey, you don't need to trust me, but you need to talk to me. Is everything okay? >> I will be once I get a smoke and take an anxiety pill before the flight. >> Okay, but I need to understand >> Oh my god. No, no, no, no. You need to back off, man. >> You need to back off. I've been trained horrendously by some of the American police. So, back off. Okay, finish my cheese. Let me finish my >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm going to London. That's all that matters. >> You're going to London? >> Okay. I'd like you to get there if I can help you. >> Yeah, I hear you. I I was traumatized by the American police. >> How's that? >> Are you okay? >> Okay. So, I'm just going to explain. >> I'm absolutely fine if you just let me finish my chicken soup. >> I'm going to let you do that. But >> because I'm I need my physical health more than ever. >> Understand? But I'm going >> Jacob, just just back off for a minute, Jacob, cuz I'm Jacob's favorite wife. >> Somewhere between a bowl of chicken soup and standard security procedures, her priorities start slipping out of sync. That quiet little feeling of I'm the exception, harmless at first, turns into the very spark [music] that leaves her embarrassed in the smoking area. >> You need to talk to us real quick. >> Well, let me So, the reason that we're here is because they explained you were behaving erratically like somewhat. Um, >> that's okay. Here's the thing. Um, you're in the wrong lounge. >> No, I know that. I was perfectly aware of that. >> Okay. You see >> when I came into Delta? >> Okay. So, can you >> America's help? >> Right. Can you explain why you made the decision to come in here? >> Do you know what gate you're at? >> Cuz I can put my picture over if necessary. >> Do you know what gate you're at? >> Oh, yeah. B1. >> B1. All right. We'll we'll see if we can get you over there. >> Do you have anything that's with you like carryon? >> No, absolutely not. >> I'm trying to help you. >> I know. I just need you to work with me, too. Yeah. >> Yeah, of course. I need to be more >> Why? I'm just trying to make conversation. >> You actually relax. >> 10 bucks, please. >> I don't have $10. We're waiting on the cashier. >> Okay, cool. >> This lady would like to Yeah. Can I just go in, please? >> Yeah. It cost $10. >> Okay. I don't have any money on me. >> Oh, no. You got to pay for airlines. >> Well, someone's going to have to. >> That's the rules. I'm sorry. >> Um, well, this is stressful. Um, if I can just go to the British Airways. >> Not a British Airways. >> Yeah, we don't. >> I sold So, I was in the right place at Delta then. >> No, that's not a British Airways. Yeah, but it's closer then. >> And >> someone needs to help cuz I need a smoke. >> They don't have a lounge. >> Go outside. >> Help. Help. Help. >> I'm We're trying, but >> go outside. We're trying to help you, but yeah, you have to pay to go in the room. I'm sorry. >> She wants to play VIP, but can't even clear the most basic pay your bill step. Instead of handling it, she leans into attitude. A simple request turns into a demand. And when she doesn't get her way, the frustration starts showing loud and clear. Okay. Do you have a mode of payment in there? >> Not yours. >> Thank you. >> You can't leave your bags. You have to take your bags with you wherever you go. >> Then take your bags with you. >> You have to take your bags with you. >> Wait. Well, then >> n I'm not holding your stuff. >> I'm not holding it up. >> You can put it all back in your bag if you need to. And you just told me that now after you'd seen me do all that. >> Where's the water fountain? >> What seems to be the issue? >> I just need to be on this flight. >> You can't get on this flight. >> I need water immediately. >> You've been denied boarding. >> I need water. >> Nope. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Okay. Help me to watch the water then. >> No, you're not getting on. >> No. Help me to watch the water. >> We'll get you water, but you're not getting on this flight. out here. >> Where's the water fountain? >> Something. All right. >> Oh, get off me, man. Ask the water. >> Yeah. Well, we're getting your water. Let's go. >> I mean, seriously, some women need to pee. >> Let's go. >> Cuz you can't be putting your hands on women like that. >> When I'm escorting you out, I can't. >> It's right here. >> All right. >> All right. So, here here's what's happening. You're going to stop and listen to it. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. You get your hands. It's not going to happen. Here's the thing. You've been denied boarding >> by the captain. I listen to captain's orders because I've seen Titanic. >> I've seen Titanic. I am White Lotus. I am Titan. >> Okay. >> Get your hands off. >> We're going out. >> We are escorting you out. You are requested to leave the property. >> Well, guess what? >> Get out of my face. >> The off. >> Get out of my face. All right, >> ma'am. Get your hands OFF ME WHILE I DRINK MY WATER. >> NOPE. Back up. >> Being denied boarding, that hits her ego right where it hurts. But instead of walking away and keeping things calm, she doubles down. Words first, then actions. And from here, things start sliding out of control. >> Ready. >> 60 seconds. >> You're under arrest. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NOT AGAIN. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF. >> STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. [screaming] >> NO. NO. >> STOP RESISTING. >> HELP. SOMEONE. HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. STOP. NO. >> NO. >> Down to the car. >> Yeah. >> I'm not going. >> We're going. Come on. >> I'm not going in. I'm not going in. >> No. I'm not going in. I am not going in. >> Yes, you are. >> No, you're not. >> No. I'M HURTING SO BAD. I'M HURTING so bad. >> You're fine. >> No, I'm not going to. No, you're not. NO. NO WAY. NO, I'M NOT GOING IN. >> GET IN the car. >> I'm not going in. >> Yeah, you are. >> Oh, you're hurting me so much. >> I'll get on the other side. >> Oh, you're hurting me so fast. >> Turn around. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Right. >> Get in the car. There you go. Oh, >> I need to >> scoot back and get in the car. >> No. >> Yes. >> Now you can do it by yourself for you. >> Well, then take your hands off me so >> Okay, get in the car. Go back. >> I am really tired. Flight. >> All right. >> Whoever was supposed to sit next to her on that flight, honestly, they dodged a bullet. Even while struggling with officers, she keeps insisting she's the victim. And as all eyes turn toward her, she convinces herself she's fighting some kind of justified battle. >> Scoot back into the car. >> Please scoot back into the car. >> Scoot back into the car now. Thank you. Scoot over just a little bit. You're on the buckle. Scoot over. >> Okay, >> there we go. Well, we're not that. >> No, seriously. These times these breaths hurt really badly. Help this stuff out. Okay, >> there you go. >> You're okay. We're just going to go to the front of the car. I just need to hurt you. Okay, >> let's do this. >> And we're going back in the car. >> No, you're not letting me go and pop back to the car. >> Rachel, we've done this once before. Come on. >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. I'm really in a little pain. No, I'M [screaming] hurt so bad. >> Well, stop resisting. Make me force you in this car. Kim Kardashian. >> No, I'm going to force you in this car otherwise. >> Please just take them off because Kim Kardashians >> sit on the seat. >> No, I'm not going to jail. I'm absolutely not going to jail. Help. Women. Women. Women. Help. Ow. Ow. Ow. No. No. No, I'm not going in the car. >> Back. >> No. Um, please help me, woman. >> You're the one that needs to take the handcuffs off. >> I don't want to go to jail. I really don't. I can't. I can't go to jail. I don't think anybody ever wants to go to jail. So, >> no. No. No. I'm not going in the car alone with No, no, I'm not. How? I'm in so much pain. >> She's taken to jail and officially charged with disorderly conduct. With the way her behavior escalated, she's now facing a possible lifetime ban from Delta and maybe even other airline alliances. Bail, legal fees, that's going to be the most expensive chicken soup she's ever had. And once this footage hit the internet, let's just say folks had a lot to say about her. This lady acts like everyone is her [music] servant. At least she's ready for jail since she's eaten, smoked, and had water. Are people not embarrassed to act like this in public? So, she knows she's in the wrong lounge, but she uses their facilities and eats their food anyway. Wow. What's your take on this woman? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. And just like that, here comes another Karen ready to show us exactly why she got herself kicked off that flight. [music] On March 20th, 2022 in Nashville International Airport, police are called to the gate after a woman starts yelling when she's denied boarding. At first, it sounds like just a small argument, but then it spirals. And here's what really went down. >> [bell] >> social. We don't refuse to give us her name. I think her first name is Lucy. >> Yeah. Hopefully y'all remember me. >> We can ask her if we can get her be awesome. >> Look at him. I just got turned off and playing for this [ __ ] I can't even. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> What's your name? Is it Lindsay? I'm not wearing >> Lindsay. What's your name? >> Lindsay. >> I'm just trying to >> Lindsay. What's your name? >> Lindsay. No, I ain't Lindsay. >> Okay. So, what's your name? >> What's my name? Let's do this on TV. What's my name for ALL MY KIDS? DO I LOOK LIKE THE LITTLE KID? What was his name? What was that kid from Cuba? What was the kid from Cuba that nobody knew whose name was? >> Listen to me. Listen to him. Is this your dog? >> I'm listening. I'm listening. >> Is this your dog? >> Is that guy right there? >> Is this your dog? >> Is that my dog? >> Is this your dog? >> Yeah, he's my dog. >> Okay. So, you don't have >> either. We can do one or two things. We can do one or two things right now. >> What was that kid's name from Cuba? I I don't know who you talking. >> What was the kid's name from Cuba? >> Okay, so look, we're going to do one thing. >> AILIO. IT WAS AILIO, MOTHER. >> Most people, when asked, simply hand over their ID, but not her. Instead, she launches into a story that has nothing to do with anything. And for the officers, that only confirms one thing. This stop isn't ending the easy way. >> It was Ailio. Ailio Gonzalez. >> Turn around. >> Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> Put the bag down. >> If that was his name, here's a Cuban kid. >> Control for in America, the land of the free, WHERE EVERYONE'S FREE TO HAVE THEIR OWN PHILOSOPHY. But still, EVERYONE'S GOT THEIR FINGERS POINTING AT ME. Cuz I'm a what? I'm an American. AND I STILL BELIEVE WE COULD BE. DON'T BELIEVE THE COURT. >> Come on. Come on. That's my dog. >> I understand. >> That's my dog. >> That's her dog. I don't know what you want to do with my dog. >> Come on. Let's go. Watch. >> Amen. Amen. >> Amen. >> AMEN. THAT'S MY DOG. THAT'S FOR REAL. THAT'S my dog. >> Bernie, can you bring the dog, please? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Can I fight for this country? >> Your dog's right there. Let's go. >> Let's go. I asked you was that your dog earlier and you don't want to talk to me? Five for your lives. >> Okay. Um, what do we need to do about this dog? >> Well, let's uh >> Oh, well, >> did you come here to visit somebody? >> I am flying to Boston. >> I am flying to Boston. >> Where did you start today? >> I started in Tampa right on my other house. >> Tampa to flew here. >> To Boston. >> Now you're supposed to go to Boston. >> Where I'm going? >> Okay. Yes. >> I need you to think really hard. Do you know anyone that you would trust with your dog in Nashville? Because if not, >> then we're going to have to make arrangements and I don't think that's the best option. >> I know nobody. But you have no reason to arrest me. >> We're under arrest for >> anyone who's crossed paths with her back in Boston. They probably dodged a situation they didn't need. That smile. Yeah, [music] it's not exactly friendly. And clearly this isn't where it ends. >> You don't have right. You're not counting it right. You're not counting it right. YOU ARE NOT COUNTING THAT RIGHT. YOU ARE DISHONEST. YOU'RE NOT COUNTING THAT RIGHT. WHAT ABOUT THE REST OF THIS? What about the REST OF IT? WHY DON'T YOU COUNT ALL this together? >> 2 4 6 >> 82 35 72. THAT DOESN'T make sense. >> 172. >> Put it in first. >> I will. >> I don't know. brother wanted to do your job. It's >> not my first. >> YOU DIDN'T COUNT THE SHIP RIGHT IN THE FIRST PLACE. >> It's not my first. >> That was $375.72 >> on video. Don't take that at the jail. >> Don't take that at the jail, right? >> You want to count it? Count it right now. Count it, brother. Count it in the mailing. >> Count it. Count it right now. Count it. COUNT IT. COUNT IT right now. Unless you're back. >> Count it. Let's walk. >> I would like to count that right now. >> All right. Come on. >> Hey, just screaming and coming in here. >> 144. >> Ma'am, can you pull me out? I'm assisting a uh officer from um airport from the airport with a suspect. Got you. Got him. >> Mhm. >> Yes, ma'am. I just said I'm assist another officer with a a suspect. They gonna make you send her to the hospital. >> She just did that. She was screaming before she got in here. Man, >> I guess this is how she thinks she gonna go to the hospital by doing this. >> Yeah, she know what she doing. >> They want to take the camera. >> When control starts slipping, the body becomes the last tool [music] to take it back. But in a place where everything's being watched, even the smallest detail can break the act. And just like that, the chaos returns when [music] the fainting strategy falls apart. Wake up, man. Wake on up. I see your eyes moving. There's nothing going on. There's nothing wrong with you. You probably been drinking a little bit. Wake up, ma'am. Wake up. DON'T LOST. NO, NO, PLEASE HELP ME. Lift it out. Lift it up. [laughter] She don't know how she got denied boarding. She was she got denied boarding and uh she was the flight attendant out to go help her. She helping me out and everybody else around. So >> where's my dog? >> Got a dog. >> WHERE'S MY DOG? YEAH. WHERE is >> Where is my dog? Where is my dog? What is wrong with you? >> What the heist? >> So that's what's going on. This could have been over with a little cooperation. She'd be home with her dog by now. But time and time again, she turns simple exits into bigger problems. When cooperation's off the table, she turns a routine medical check into a pointless racial confrontation. >> We'll talk about that. >> All right. Are you sick, injured, or suicidal? >> Yes. >> I am very unhappy right now, but no. >> Okay. Any chance you're pregnant? >> Okay. pacemaker device therapy radiation. He's got questions for CO. He needs to get your temperature. >> What is going on right now? >> We're going to talk about it once we get through this bit. >> Come on. Get up. You say you want to get home for an hour. You have to go through this process to do that. I need you to stand up on your own. Ma'am, >> are you too excited? >> Check your nurse. You got a nurse here? You got a medical professional? >> A DOCTOR UP IN HERE? YOU GOT A DOCTOR UP IN HERE? >> YOU'RE THE ONLY doctor we need. Ma'am, >> come here. >> Are you sick, suicidal? >> Well, she's acting like she is. She can stay here for 3 days. She won't get out on free trial. >> Are you qualified to decide whether or not I am? >> Stand up so we can get you process. >> Stand up on your arm. No, she walked to the door, turned around, and sat down. So, she's capable of walking on her own. She's just refusing to do so. Corpor, you can grab one side and I'll grab the other. Stand up on your arm so we can get you in and get you pro. Are you willing to do so? Lay back on the ground. When her legs suddenly stop working, officers end up becoming her free ride. But this performance doesn't earn sympathy. It just builds a stronger case of resistance. In the end, she's facing disorderly conduct charges up to a $1,000 fine, probation, and possibly a lifetime flight ban. And then, just when you think it couldn't get worse, another Karen steps in, completely losing it over being denied boarding. On September 19th, 2021 in Orlando airport, officers respond after a woman claiming she knows the law starts causing a scene at a Spirit Airlines gate. At first, it's just minor tension. Then it takes a turn and here's what really went down. >> Don't judge. That's the problem with cops. I'm a I'm myself. That's the problem as a cop. judge one side. So don't judge me. >> Listen to me and let me show you. But I'm not lying. I'm going show you everything that you have. I'm a cop. I'm a veteran. So I'm going show you my paperwork and I'm going to show you [ __ ] Don't judge one side. Okay. Do not judge. I'm pregnant. I've been here tonight. I miss my flight. And I'm going to show you my >> I carry construction. >> Girl didn't like me. She had an attitude with me. You know what she told the guy? >> It's recording and I'm going to give you my phone. You have to go outside and let he go. You know what? She's not getting my husband who's a sher in the army like myself. I'm a sher. I'm a sher myself. He's also a sher in our Kansas. Um I dist from our cancers. Um, this is my kid. >> This is my kid. I'm going to give you the paperwork. I just want you to know how people and I never seen that in my life. I just want you to know how people abuse their power. >> Can you just grab your bag so we can walk? >> I'm going to give you my paperwork. It sounds fun to me. >> You're not going to grab You're not going to fly. So, uh, >> ma'am, you're not going to fly. >> Why? Because they don't want you. Why? >> Because they said so. Doesn't matter. We have to go down. What? >> Ma'am, >> driver's license. And we need to go now. >> All right. >> If you do not do this, I >> cannot beat you. >> Uh, if you just threaten her, I'm going to hit the charger. >> Okay. >> I said, "God got you." I said, "God got you." God got you. God got you. God got you. >> Keep coming. >> God got you, baby. Don't worry. She's going to need to come here to the state for me. >> I want to go right over there. Okay. >> You can go, >> baby. Baby, let's go over there. >> Don't come here. Come here. Yeah. Let's get AWAY FROM HERE. THANK YOU. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Go, go, go. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come with me. >> The crowd's reaction says it all. We're already past the most heated moment, but she keeps pushing, doubling down on that sense of superiority. And when that authority stops working, her behavior becomes more unpredictable. We need to go to the office. Let's go. Come on. >> I got to pee. >> Yeah. Hold on. There's There's a There's a restaurant. I've been very patient with you. >> You ask me about my rice. >> Okay. >> I'm in office. I'm going to talk to you in the office. I make 20 I make 120 years ago. We need to pick it up. >> Get your manager to tell me that I need to go there. >> Go to the bathroom here, man. >> It's okay. Get your I makeund 20 >> I make 120,000 a year. Get your manager or an attorney that can tell me to go to your office because you just hopefully got me out of the plane. I'm licking. I'm licking. I'm licking. Oh my god. I think I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. I'm [ __ ] losing my baby. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. Oh my god. I'm losing my baby. This is a spirit and [ __ ] am I losing? I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. Oh my god. >> Call the [ __ ] ambulance, [ __ ] What the [ __ ] are you looking at me? You don't see my child coming out. >> I'm having a child normal. >> 24 [ __ ] You wanted to [ __ ] show. Come and look outside. Come and look. Come outside. Come inside. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> [laughter] >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] I [ __ ] hate you. I hate you. I hate all of you cops. That's why I became a cop. Because you guys are useless. >> This is what losing control looks like when logic steps aside and shock tactics take over. The further she drifts from reality, the less control she has over how this ends. >> Law. >> I'm a [ __ ] army officer. I studied [ __ ] law. for [ __ ] nine years. I started low. Once you guys see that I was right, then what the [ __ ] I'm going to hear from you? I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Miss Officer Ramirez, that we didn't believe you and we believe a bomb ass [ __ ] that live on [ __ ] food stamps because I check her record. She's still on [ __ ] food stamps. >> Okay, because it makes me mad. It makes me [ __ ] mad. It makes me mad how you felt the real citizens. That makes me mad. It makes me mad that I was there waiting to see you sit down and you just didn't care. But you know what, [ __ ] That's the pure karma. Karma comes around. What goes around comes around. That's the pure karma. I I want you to pray to forgive you for judg people. Pray pray to forgive you for judg people without knowledge. >> And the camera, hey, tell your officers to pray. to forgive them >> for judging people without acknowledging them. Hey, >> Victoria, do you take any medications? >> Do you take any medication? >> That's what I'm going to say. Don't some bum [ __ ] say, "Oh, you know what? She's there disturbing the piece. Did she tell you I had a ticket? Did she tell you that my ticket is right here? Look at my [ __ ] ticket. Look at my [ __ ] ticket. Did she tell you that that's my [ __ ] ticket? That I had the right to be in a plane? Did she show you that or you did not give a [ __ ] You didn't give a [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] her? Are you [ __ ] her? Because as far as I know, I had a ticket to be in a flight and you did not care. You went and believe what you said. >> Sorry. Don't lead her. Don't lead her. >> You believe what you say. >> Don't lead her. >> You believe what you say. That was my flight. And you know what she say? You know what she say? I don't like you. You know what you say to the older gay guy? The guy gay said, "Yo, she has her a ticket." 5C. Her seat is 5C. It's okay. Don't worry about her. I take care of her. I don't care. I don't like her. She don't need to get on the flight. And that's your [ __ ] seat. The seat that you decided to [ __ ] go over there and grind me about. A seat that I paid $170. >> She believes she can bend the system to her will. But when reality doesn't cooperate, emotions take the wheel. And from that point on, every decision only makes things worse. >> If it's me, too. >> You're looking at it. >> No, no, no. It's okay. You're looking at it. I'mma be a B2. Victoria, you can't go. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Have a seat. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Victoria, have a seat. Leave me alone. Don't touch me cuz you have no right to touch me. >> Let them talk to you. >> YOU READING YOU READING MY PHONE. >> You reading my phone. You reading my phone. >> Remember, Hold on. Hold on. >> Forget about my right now. Right now, forget about my kid. Right now, we care about [ __ ] making justice. You play me. You don't play me. And you don't play me because I TOLD YOU SHUT YOUR ASS UP AND LET ME HEAR. YOU don't shut up. YOU DON'T PLAY. SHUT UP. SHUT UP AND LET ME TALK. You don't play me and you don't play. Okay. >> You told me that I was lying. VICTORIA, >> YOU LIKE SHUT UP. I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU. >> I SPOKE TO YOU. >> Five 5B 5B. >> You You just said it. You just said it, right? Me too. You just said it, right? Say it. Remember, say it yourself. Say it yourself. What's the street? What's the [ __ ] gay number? What is the gay number? He goes, you know what? >> He goes, >> this is what the [ __ ] he goes. He goes, >> the girl that's pregnant is a [ __ ] $700 that I paid and I'm letting you break it. I'm letting you break it. That's a [ __ ] $200,000 $2,000 [ __ ] laptop and I'm letting you break it because it's mine. I paid for that [ __ ] So, I want you to look at it. You know what? You know what they said? You want to know what they said? Oh, >> Victoria, can you >> shut the [ __ ] up AND LET ME HEAR WHAT I SAID? YOU KNOW WHAT they said? You know what they said? You know what the gay guys say? Do you think it's right? Do you think it's right to just let a pregnant woman get in the car? She was like, "Oh, well, I don't [ __ ] like her." And you DON'T WANT YOUR [ __ ] ASS THERE AND YOUR [ __ ] ASS and your [ __ ] ass there. >> It's okay. It's okay. You okay? You okay? After I told you, sir, I'm a [ __ ] >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut up. Shut the [ __ ] up. Shut up. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] I should have been in Puerto Rico cuz it's 1:00 p.m. and you didn't Okay, YOU DID NOT OKAY. You told them not to let me open. You know what she said? She said she's not going to get in this [ __ ] plane just because she felt like it and you okay that and you okay that when there's a [ __ ] phone where there's [ __ ] two phones and a laptop that proves that I could have been in a [ __ ] place and you did not care and then you had everybody humiliating me. All that knowledge, yet she misses the simplest truth. Resistance doesn't make problems disappear. It multiplies them. And with every reaction, she drifts further from any clean way out. The ending comes fast. Not with words, but with handcuffs. >> Really? >> Victoria, calm down. I heard you now. You said it to me twice. I heard you. >> You're under arrest. >> Put her You want to know you see the you see the blade that you touching? >> Make sure you uh >> you see the bracelet. >> It's okay. >> Secure it. Double lock on Facebook. >> [ __ ] you. I don't GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT YOU. >> So don't [ __ ] talk to me, [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] out of my face. You're [ __ ] fake. YO FO, [ __ ] YOU. YO, F. Get my [ __ ] I better see all my [ __ ] phones and I better see my laptop because that's over $3,000 in there. >> Victoria, my name is Joe. >> Don't [ __ ] talk to me cuz you're not going to hear circling to talk to you. >> No, I'm not going to answer. So, don't waste your time. >> Orange County. Orange County Jail. >> Where's Orange County? >> You're going to John 33rd. >> Where's that at? >> BRC. Well, that's what you mean. >> What you mean you where am I going? Actually, I have a right to know where I'm going. >> Okay, Victoria, I got to >> Where am I going? But where am I going? County Jail County, Florida. Where is that? >> That's this. There you go. All right, here we go. Stand up. Victoria, can you stand up for us? Can you stand up for us? Can you stand up? >> Victoria, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. Victoria, stand up. Victoria, >> Victoria, stand up, please. Victoria, stand up. >> Where am I going? >> Stand up, Victoria. Where am I going? >> Where the [ __ ] am I going? Where the [ __ ] am I going? >> Where the [ __ ] am I going? >> Where am I going? Where am I going? >> Where am I going? Where am I going? Where am I going? >> You are going to I didn't do [ __ ] to you guys. I did not do [ __ ] to you. >> Okay, I understand. But >> I did not do anything to you guys. I did not do anything for you guys. >> Why am I taking you to jail? Why am I going to jail? >> You're under arrest for battery. >> Why battery? I didn't do [ __ ] to you. You mad at me because I told you the truth about you guys. >> Victoria, you're going to want to let me know. You better not go to jail. >> Okay. >> I need to go to my kids. >> We need to get up. All right. >> I need to go to my kids. >> I need to go to my kids. >> We need to get up. >> I need to go to my kids. >> Let's get up. Let's go. >> Buddy, buddy, buddy. First, first, have a seat. Have a seat, Victoria. >> Don't resist. Stop resisting, Victoria. >> Stop resisting, Victoria. Just have a seat. You have a seat belt. >> Mom is killing me. Mom is hurting. This is what happens when someone sees themselves as the center of the universe. She's taken to jail and faces multiple charges. Battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting without violence, disorderly conduct, and trespassing after warning. If convicted, she could be looking at up to $4,000 in fines, 2 years of probation, and a lifetime flight ban. So, what do you think? Were the officers too patient, or just doing their job with real professionalism? Drop your thoughts below. And just as one meltdown fades out, another woman steps in, louder, sharper, and ready to turn the airport into chaos all over again. On December 9th, 2022 in Orlando airport, [snorts] police are called in after a woman reacts aggressively to missing her flight and running into issues rebooking. The officers stay calm and professional until that's no longer enough. And here's what really went down. >> Hello. >> Yeah, same same woman again. The same thing. My boarding pass is not loaded. >> My boarding pass is not loaded. >> Several other people boarding pass is not loaded. They want to charge ME $99. THAT'S NOT MY FAULT. I'm here >> to check in. Listen, I'm asking for confirming and over. >> Yes, please. >> Okay. I asked him for his supervisor. HE CALLED JOHN. WHERE HIS SUPERVISOR AT? >> WHERE is his supervisor? >> California supervisor leaving. >> I'm mad. I spend my money at 4 in the morning. I'm going to pull up as my birthday. What? You talking about you see this? Listen. Listen. She looked like So, so what I'm going to do, >> you going to pay for me? You going to pay for I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking to you. >> I dealt with you last night. >> I'm not talking to you. YOU AIN'T TELL ME [ __ ] NO, I didn't. No, I didn't. I was in. I didn't know you were. >> Yes, the I was showed up late last night. >> NO, THE I WAS NOT. >> YOU DID. >> OKAY. >> MA'AM, you showed up late last night. >> No, I didn't. No, I did not. >> You from the one side to the other side, >> bro. I was there. to the ticketing line. The dude told me he couldn't help me >> because they was murdering me. >> Stop screaming. >> I don't give a be arrested. >> Arrested for what? For swimming. >> That's right. >> Why is that popping out? >> No. Come on. TAKE ME TO JAIL. >> Did you come to jail? >> No. >> Come on. Come on. What's your name? >> Francisco. >> Come on. >> I keep screaming people over here. >> All right. Come on. Because I'm not the ONLY PERSON THAT'S GOING THROUGH THIS. He being rude. He's been in He's been a punk. Get your supervisor. HE CALL. IT IS what it is. [ __ ] It is what it is. The ain't no Ain't no ball against that. >> Y'all going to take me to jail. Come on. >> The tension is obvious in the way she reacts. Raising her voice, losing control, demanding a supervisor the moment officers arrive. But in this environment, volume doesn't change outcomes. Procedure does. But you missed your flight. >> I did not. >> Yes, you did. You showed up to 33 minutes. You did not before your flight left. >> I came here at 8:19 last night. >> 33 minutes. >> You want to see my butcher? You want to see my check in? >> Sure. I was there yesterday. >> No, you wasn't. You was there when I got now. >> You was there WHEN I GOT THERE. >> WHEN YOU went to the side, you went to that site and you say to the other side >> and I was here. >> You were late. >> My boarding pass was not loaded. >> Okay. So what show the reason but today then >> so I don't know what's going >> my pass my flight >> 284 alpha 287 yesterday I did miss my flight I sat in that line >> I sat in that line for hours you get out my face >> I don't want to talk to you >> if you get out of faith pick up YOUR BAG >> NO I'M not going to be supervisor He got a supervisor. He got a supervisor. HE GOT A SUPERVISOR. Everybody got a supervisor. I want his supervisor. >> Come on. Take me to jail. I'm ready. >> I'm ready. My money. My money. I'll go to jail. >> Come on. I'm ready. >> They've been notified. >> Let's go. Cuz she say her [ __ ] not loading. >> [ __ ] not loading. HIS [ __ ] NOT LOADED. EVERY It's the It's the system. >> You can't tell me nothing. So, where's his supervisor? >> He is a supervisor. >> WHERE'S HIS SUPERVISOR? >> HE'S NOT HERE. HE'S IN CHARGE TODAY. >> HIM. Where's his supervisor? >> She's at this point. >> I don't give a you. You talking about $99. >> But then the next the next man that wage is $99, but I got to pay $99. No, I'm not paying that. No, I'm not. No. >> Okay. >> Officers give her every chance to walk away clean, but to her, staying quiet feels like losing. And just like that, the handcuffs become the one accessory she definitely didn't plan for on her birthday night. >> Come on, take me to jail. >> Take me to jail. Come on. You ready? >> I want to talk to you. >> Come on. Take me to jail. To our left. >> You want to take me to left? >> Where you trying to go? >> You going to take me to our left? Come on. Y >> Come on. >> Don't hurt me. Don't hurt me. >> Turn around. Turn around. We're not hurting you. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I will continue to be mad. I will continue to be me, but you're not going to hurt me. >> There's no need for that, man. >> I don't give a to be mad. I'm mad. >> But you not going to hurt me. You not going to hurt. Me brothers. We know none of that. >> Man, we're not doing that. I'm telling you to go talk to me. >> Why not? >> You started to you now. Grip my ar >> you have to go to the frontier. You can go to another area. >> I got this spirit first. >> It's not Frontier. It's the same thing. >> Ma'am, hold on before we get you in there. Okay. Look, I'm not up there. >> I don't got nothing. You can search me. I don't care. All right. Come on. >> I'm not going to search that part, ma'am. What I'm going to do >> I don't care what you search. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I understand. I just wanted to my >> I'm sure >> now I got the PL out of jail. >> I understand, man. >> Yo, that's cool. I'mma threw the out of y'all. >> Have anything your hair real quick? Want to make sure you got nothing sharp. Copy that. Ready to copy the number. >> Go ahead. >> We'll go ahead and have a seat. Okay. Watch your head. What >> going to be your head, baby? Call my mama. You got to scoot on back. Okay. >> Call her now. >> Ma'am, you got to get in the car. >> Call my mama now. >> Hold on. You got to get in the car. >> Call my mama now. Call my mama now. >> Ma'am, let's get once. >> The last thing my mama know is I was getting on the plane. >> Ma'am, you got to call. >> Police patience always has a limit. They try to deescalate with the simplest steps. But when good faith gets misread, the entire direction of the situation starts to shift. >> Yeah. you're still remember what happened yesterday that the owner throw objects to us and he don't care. >> So I strongly I strongly believe officer 992 >> but >> I'm going to log in in the other one to find >> Do you know the city? >> Please don't ask me anything else about >> Okay. >> Thank you. I don't remember her name. I don't know where she was going. Yeah, I'm just trying to find her name. >> Thank you so much. I say you stay with us. >> Thank you. >> Okay, calm down. >> Y'all keep telling me to calm down. I went to customer service. The first thing is not to tell somebody that's upset to calm down. I Okay, you know what? Just please take me off. trying to help you, but you're not running the show. You can't help. >> I don't want I don't want to run it. >> Then turn. I'm done. >> That's what I That's what I did in the beginning. Don't snatch me. >> Don't snatch me. >> Have a seat. I tried to help you. >> Don't snatch me. >> I tried to help you. I tried to help seat. Have a seat. I tried to help you. >> No, I'm I'm going to pass out, bro. I'm hot. >> Try to be nice. This is how you >> But don't snatch me. >> Nobody snatched you out. >> Why? Because you hurting me. >> Nobody snatched you. >> It hurt. >> I know. You know what? Try to be nice. Try to help. >> Lily, >> have a seat. Have a seat. >> So, what you doing? Don't hurt. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> That sense of entitlement still fully intact, even in handcuffs. She keeps demanding VIP treatment. But this isn't a spa. And when even her own mother sides with the officers, reality couldn't be clearer. >> Can you let her know though that she's trespassing this airport? She cannot come back. >> You cannot fly. >> Shows back up here, she'll go to jail again. Don't give up. I feel like I'm in a prison. >> I tried to take it. I tried to help her. >> No, you ain't going to feel like >> No, you're not going to No, you're not. No, you're not. >> I'm telling you, >> I was just right. I did. >> I'm not. He asked you to turn around. I just turned around, >> D. Come on, man. >> Come on. calming, bro. >> No, you're not. >> She needs to calm down by the time she gets to jail because what's going to happen is they're going to save book and she's going to be there even longer. >> It's actually cold out here. >> Calm down. >> I mean, your mom's got a jacket on cuz I'm telling you hot because you're steady yelling. >> Take my jacket off. >> Please, please take my jacket off. >> Take it off. She's going to exhaust herself. >> But I mean, >> you can only help somebody so much. >> I can't call my mom or let her be nice to her. Come on. >> You're the mom. >> I'm the mom. >> I can't call my mom. I know what's going on, medication, everything. I don't care. >> In the end, she's taken to jail facing disorderly conduct charges and a permanent trespass ban from Orlando airport. If she ever comes back, she's going straight to jail. What do you think about that moment when her own mother backed the police? Was that tough love or exactly what she needed? Drop your thoughts below. And if you think missing a flight is bad, the next woman takes it even further, turning the entire terminal into chaos. On October 15th, 2020, Fort Lauderdale, police respond to what should have been a simple issue, an unpaid bill. Sounds minor, right? Until it isn't. And here's what really went down. >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me, sir. >> You're welcome. I'm not saying >> to ain't those white people when they now they asking a black y'all want toing sit here and do that. I'm not doing that with y'all. Come on. I'm not pay >> $98. UHUH. DON'T GO THERE with You know what? I got mad bread in my pocket. So, it's not even about paying me. Y'all want to pick and y'all want to choose? That [ __ ] is I already paid my tab. IF I IF I WAS IF I WAS NOT TO BE standing right here right now, I would have never paid my tab. >> Okay. >> Don't pay with me. I pay my tab. >> I GOT MAD BREAD TICKET. >> I'm going to I'm going to She says she doesn't have any money right now. So, SHE GOT BIG. >> She's in >> I'm going to go do an audit to the register, but she needs to not cause all this commotion right now. I'm not paying >> off and I made it cheaper, but I don't know what she wants to do. I took the tip off which was $14.20. If she just pay the $84, we'll be I'll call it even. You know what I'm saying? But you got to pay something. >> Hey, buddy. How you doing? >> Hi. How you doing? >> Uh, we have a signal to refusing to pay. >> Um, I'm trying to get her to pay the $98. That was her original ticket. I took the tip off and everything to make it cheaper for her, which is $84. Yeah, >> she's right here. She's got money. She wants to buy the guys next to her drinks. I'm not going to give her any more drinks until she pays these. >> Question is, let's say she doesn't want to pay. You want to press charges to prosecute her or not? >> Well, I mean, why can't she pay if she's not? >> Well, you know, I mean, she becomes hard and you know, like nonsense. She says, "No, I'm not paying." >> Let me call my boss real quick. >> Okay. >> An $84 bill, something that should have been handled in seconds, but she turns it into something far more complicated. And the further it drifts from reality, the thinner police patience gets. >> How you doing? Hey, listen. Your tab is 442. >> Are you willing to pay your tab? Yes or no? >> Are you willing to pay your tab? Yes or no? >> I paid for it already. >> All right. They're telling me that you didn't pay your child. >> I paid for it already. >> So, you got one or two options. You paid. >> I gave you that receipt. I paid for it already. >> You didn't give it to me. >> I Whoever I gave it to, I paid for it already. That's >> I took I took some money off the tab, sweetheart. I took it off to $84. Can you just pay the $84, please? >> Here's the deal. We don't We don't want you getting any trouble. So, let's get that tab paid off. >> All right. >> I'm not. >> I'm going home. >> All right. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. I'M PAY FOR IT. I'M PAY FOR IT. >> Too late. Too late. Come over here. Too late. Nope. Come on over here, JESS. >> I'M PAY FOR OW. I SAID I'MMA PAY FOR IT. PAY FOR IT. TOO late now. >> I'M A PAY. >> I'M A pay for it. >> No. Get over me. No. No. No. >> NO. LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] I GOT THE MONEY. STOP. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP. [screaming] >> Give me your hands. >> Relax. Put your HANDS BY YOUR BACK. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BACK. RELAX, JESSICA. RELAX. >> Your bags, man. >> RELAX, MAN. >> I SAID I GOT THE MONEY. I'MMA GIVE YOU GUYS THE MONEY. I'M GOING TO GO HOME. >> I GOT MY I GOT WHAT DO YOU GUYS WANT ME TO PAY? WHAT DO YOU GUYS WANT ME TO PAY? WHAT DO YOU ALL RIGHT. I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU. I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU RIGHT NOW. GET OFF OF ME. YO, WHERE DO I deal with none OF THIS [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU TALKING ABOUT? GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> The law isn't a flea market. You don't get to bargain once the cuffs are going on. She seems to forget where she is. An airport where causing a scene comes with a fasttrack ticket straight to jail. >> I never resisted. >> All this over a stupid ass tally. All this over time. I got the money for this ad. >> Does that make sense? >> All right. Can we leave it alone? Like, >> no, we can't leave it alone. So, look. You have >> I got mad bread, bro. And there's more. If you want more, it's a bill. Take the $100. It's 100 right there. No, back it out right there. The 100. Give me the 100. >> So, listen. Listen. >> I DON'T CARE ABOUT THAT, BRO. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT MONEY, BRO. You think I GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT MONEY? My family is rich. All right. >> I am rich. >> How you going to go to jail? I'm trying to cooperate with you. >> I NEED MY BLE. I NEED MY B. THAT'S THAT'S NO, THAT'S LAW. >> That's getting homeless. >> I already have my flight, ma'am. Where do you live? Where do you live? >> I'm going to Orlando. >> Okay. Now, >> are you are you in the shape to get to Orlando? >> Yes, ma'am. Please. Can I just please calm down? >> Fine. I will take that. What the >> Yo, you're [ __ ] hurting my wrist, bro. You're hurting my wrist. You are hurting my wrist. >> Does it look like I'm touching your wrist? >> You No. No. But you have it mad tight where you're pulling it and you're hurting my wrist. Let me walk at the pace that I want to walk at. >> It's not your pace, man. >> It is my pace. >> Because you're hurting me. I'm not hurting you guys. You guys have me detained. I'm not hurting you guys. Let me walk at my pace. Let me walk at my >> She tries leaning on moral arguments, but they don't line up with what she's actually doing. When words and actions don't match, the pressure stops working. And this landing, it's not going to be smooth. >> I can't wait. NO, WE'RE NOT GOOD. You're hurting MY [ __ ] ARM AND I TOLD YOU THAT. AND you keep roughing me up like I'm your If you want to [ __ ] JUST SAY THAT. >> The [ __ ] YOU KEEP ROUGHING ME UP FOR? You You black. >> Everyone going to go downstairs in my car. Suck my lost. >> Take me this way. >> Yo, downstairs. Everybody take the elevator now. >> MY >> RELAX. >> YO, STOP [ __ ] GRABBING ME UP LIKE THAT. NO FUNNY [ __ ] >> STOP GRABBING ME UP LIKE THAT. YOU SEE? YO, WHERE TO MY DAD? DO YOU SEE MY WRIST? THEY'RE [ __ ] BLEEDING RIGHT NOW. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. Where's my bag? Where's my phone? AIN'T NOT GOING IN THE BACK. >> AIN'T NOT GOING IN THE BACK. AIN'T NOT GOING IN THE BACK. >> GET OFF of me. AIN'T I GOING IN THE BACK? AIN'T I GOING IN THE BACK? AIN'T I GOING IN THE BACK? [ __ ] YOU. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT NOTHING YOU TALKING ABOUT. GET OFF OF ME. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] SUCK YOU. SUCK MY DICK. I [ __ ] HELP. YO, WHERE TO MY DADDY, BRO? YOU GUYS GOT [ __ ] I'M NOT DOING [ __ ] [ __ ] THAT. NO, I'M NOT DOING [ __ ] I'M NOT FOLLOWING BY NOBODY RULE. >> Did I do that? WAS SO WRONG. >> LIKE, WHY DO YOU WANT TO TAKE me to jail? I DON'T WANT TO GO TO JAIL. I'M TRYING TO GO TAKE CARE OF MY GRANDMOTHER. DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? >> Stop talking and listen. Stop talking and listen. As of right now, you are being arrested. So this is property and you are a prisoner in custody which means you cannot have property. So what I would advise you to do is one or two options. Either a be an adult step outside the vehicle and relinquish the property or b I have to cut this off. >> Wait why do you guys want to arrest >> which option do you choose? Option A or option B. >> Option A. Option B. >> Can I ask why do you guys want to arrest me? >> I'll just explain to you. I'll just explain to you. >> Why do you guys want to arrest me? >> Step up. Why do you >> watch closely as things escalate further, especially when her bag gets checked? Because right there, the real reason behind all that resistance starts to come into focus. >> Have a seat for me. Where's your identification at? >> Heavenly Palmer. >> Where's your ID? You have to identification. >> Can I reach it for you? >> Yes. >> Where you open with the money wrapped around it? It has to be in there >> because that's the only way that I could get my flight. So, it has you guys have my identification that because there's no way that I would thought that I could have get my flight without having it and I have my thing. So, I had to give them my ID. My ID is in there. >> Have a seat for me. Let me ask you a question. Have a seat for me. >> Yeah. >> Six Hennessies for 78 bucks. That was this was his counter. >> I don't see no ID, Josh. >> Where's your car? >> No, because it wasn't my time to pay. I met some random guy that was at the bar and then he told me that he wanted me to come drink with him. And then I met some other two people that was there and they said that they wanted to drink with us. So, we all drink. I don't have no problem paying the job. I have the money. I have more than enough money. >> Why do we bother going through all of this? >> Because the way you approached me was very aggressive and I felt like intimidated. Like >> I came to you with the manager and the manager was doing the talking. >> No, but he knew what was going on. And >> it was a female. It's not a he. It's a female. >> That was a manager. That female was the manager. >> And I gave her I showed her I showed her and she said, "Okay, I'm going to leave you alone." Because I paid for it. I ended up paying for it. >> You didn't pay for anything. >> Oh my god. Can you please go ask her? >> Yeah, she's coming out here. You didn't pay for anything. That's why we got called back. >> And even if you guys still want money, I just don't want to go to jail, girl. >> You don't want any money. You don't want anyone. It's the business. It's the business. You're here to travel and have a good time and enjoy life. >> The flight to Orlando still takes off, but she's headed somewhere else entirely. Jail. She's now facing charges for defrauding a business, resisting without violence, and disorderly conduct. If convicted, she could be looking at up to 10 days in jail, finds up to $3,000, and a permanent ban from airport services. One woman turns a terminal upside down, and the next New Yorker learns the price immediately. On October 4th, 2023 in Nashville, Tennessee, police are called in after a woman gets [music] upset over a rental car policy following a 9-hour flight delay. It starts as a simple procedural issue, but then it takes a turn, and here's what really went down. I'm glad to see you. What's going on? >> You can wait. >> What's going on? >> Please be able to prepare. >> What's going on? >> I'm having trouble. I was supposed to be here since 12:30, right? >> 12:30 this afternoon. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm still in New York from from 10 something waiting for my flight. Supposed to arrive here at 12:30. It didn't happen. >> I switched my flight. Whatever the case is, let me tell you what I say. It's an issue and they need to do a a random because it might happen again. If they do that, they can't talk and work. >> Are you okay if they talk to another officer? >> Well, you two have a problem with talking. You can't go. >> No, me and you were talking. I'm saying have them talk to another officer. >> They can talk another point. The whole point is the learning process. If it's a conflict, they have to resolve it. Not like that kids that went out there with can't resolve their conflict where goes out of there. >> What happened? >> Uh sorry. I was just checking her. So she she had a confirmation number everything and she paid through video for the rental third party. So we have policy here with debit card. I just asked her with for a card cuz we need a we have a card in file for incidentals. So she just gave me a debit card. for a debit card, we need polite itinerary that shows that she's flying out on the same day she took the vehicle. >> Mhm. >> I ask her the confirmation that >> on the 10 she's getting the vehicle. >> Yeah. To attend the Yeah. Either you have to have a credit card. If she doesn't have a credit card, she has a debit. So with debit, we need a flight attendant. So just I I asked her about the flight attorney. She gives me our animal confirmation. >> Your flight got delayed, >> right? My flag got changed. When I changed to another car, they gave me another flight. Okay. Where's that flag? Ticket. Okay. Got it. Now, the two evidence is right here. >> Two things. Okay. Ticket. Ticket. Identification. You witness to that. Make sure I get it back. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. I had to go back to real deal with this. >> She sees herself as the victim of the airline, so someone else has to make up for it. Her tone sharpens. Her words get louder. But in reality, volume doesn't replace responsibility. And your bank balance still speaks louder than anything else. >> Okay. You're okay with me? I'm going to work with them, too. >> We're figuring out what's going on >> because I need a car. >> Okay. >> Or I'm going to spend a night in your jail. Where is your jail? And you >> My jail is downtown Nashville. >> Okay. Then I will be with you in a few minutes because I got nowhere else to go and nobody can pick me up for the middle of the night. So, we're trying to figure this out. >> You going to give me an escort to where I'm going. >> Where are you going? >> I'm going all the way at some Fuji Lane that way. So, you >> How far is that from here? >> Huh? All right. How the hell am I supposed to know? >> Well, how am I supposed to know? >> I know it's Fuji Lane. >> Okay. >> I don't live here. >> All right. >> But you want to know? You're going to get >> So, what we're trying to figure out? >> Okay. We still got to figure out. >> We got to figure this out first. >> Okay. Wait. Let me make sure. I have >> Hold on to those. Just leave those out on the counter right now. >> I got to leave it there. Yeah, because those are your boarding passes. If you pull up the Expedia thing, that'll prove both that you bought a flight with the car. >> Okay. >> That see what I'm saying? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. So, >> she said the flight got delay 650. >> The change didn't leave till >> Expedia. >> I telling your number is the new itinary number is right here. So, what the hell is the problem with it? So, we need the confirmation flight number for you flying from out of Nashville to wherever you're >> flying out. You can't wait a minute. Flying out >> like a return flight. >> It can't be return flight now. I just got here. >> So, usually when you book a flight, it's not just one way like you get a round trip. So, you have >> that's from New York to here. They're looking for the one from Nashville back to New York to confirm your whole trip. So, if you're only here for 2 3 days, you know what I'm saying? >> That's how you would return the card. Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> I told him, "Yeah, but we're not going to be able to rent to her." >> What? >> You that got married to me? >> She refuses to move, demanding her rights be explained right there while actively blocking operations when a situation calls for cooperation. Stubbornness only makes things worse and eventually forces police to step in. >> I'm ready to go cuz I don't know. Take back off. >> Okay. You arresting me? I am ma'am. I'm the one. Hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Let me hear my rights. Right. >> You're under arrest for disorderly contact. >> Hey, how is that? Because your back. >> WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, WHOA. CONFIRMATION. What you say? Hold up. Wait. I'm not moving yet until you tell me. You possibly do that. I sue your hand behind your back. Put your hands >> under what duration? What? arrest for disorderly conduct. >> Here you go. My stuff is supposed to be in or you putting it in my phone contact. Can I make a phone call >> once you get to jail? >> Okay. Can you put my phone? You leaving my stuff out? >> Your phone and your ID and stuff will go with you. >> All right. >> Can you put it in? Can I see that? You going to put MY HAND ON HER HAND? OH [ __ ] I can't get out. My breath here >> and my money. What is it that you're looking for? I'm going to get that out of your your bra. Okay. Okay. >> Can't take it with you anyways. What else is in there? >> I can't take my ID. >> You can take your ID. >> Why I mean I can't take my ID? >> I didn't say that. What? What else is in your bra? >> Hold on. Wait a second. Wait. Why y'all can't take my ID? My money and my verification. Why you can't take I ain't got no breath. Stop peeling up that much. Ain't nothing else in here. Why not? Okay. So, you are giving me a Mr. Misdemeanor or what? What is >> that? Is a misdemeanor arrest. Correct. >> It's a misdemeanor arrest. So you are also making me a felony. So that means you obstructing my job wise. So for saying something which is verbal whatever the case is. So if I don't have a job I have any officer to know that if I become a is only you. Okay. Thank you so much. >> You want to take you now? In fact, I'm allowed to. Am I? Okay. Can you please put it in my pocket? Am I >> not going to put it in your pocket? >> So, why did you ask me if I'm >> going with you to jail? >> When reality doesn't go your way, suddenly everything becomes suspicious. In her world, even police uniforms and badges start to look like props in some grand conspiracy against her. >> Huh? >> Thank you. >> Typical show again. Why? >> I'm just got to finish patting you down. >> Okay. >> Do you have >> I can? Yes. Do you have anything in your pocket? Do you have any drugs or sharp objects, weapons? >> No. What the hell? >> Okay. Cuz you know they're also going to search you at jail. And if you do have any of those things on you, you will be charged for that as well. >> I DON'T HAVE THAT ON ME. WHAT the hell are you talking about? YOU JUST PAT me down. >> Thank you. Do I see judge how long it takes? Okay, I'm going explain it to you. Okay, this is this is a business card. That is our address. That is where you will go to pick up your two other bags when you get out of jail. Okay, understand? You'll call this phone number right here. >> I want to say what that is. >> Would it be here? >> No. Metro, listen to me. Listen to me. Stop talking. Listen to me. Cuz this is important information for you. Okay. Explain that to you. So if you don't know, it's on you. >> Wait. >> This card will be in your passport. Okay. I'm going to step out of the car, please. >> Okay. Excuse me. I do not want to be feeling like I'm about to be something else. Give me enough room, please. Sorry. And that's >> I'm going to help you out of the car if you don't fall down. Okay. >> Thank you. How? >> Slide down. Slide down. >> I'm a short person. Now, hold on. Let me get my possession because the last time you did not give me that. >> I call cops. Uh what you call it? >> Uh airport cops. Even better cops like that. I know your ass wasn't really. >> Okay, >> you done talking? You ready to go? >> The ride to Nashville jail feels too long for her to stay quiet. She's busy building a lawsuit in her head while in reality officers are just documenting a straightforward disorderly conduct case. You lost it. How long I'm supposed to stay here for before you release me? >> I have no idea. That's up to me. >> Until what? >> Huh? >> After what? >> I don't know. >> You got to tell me something. It's just orderly conduct. The conduct supposed to stay here. It's not like I killed somebody [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I'm serious. >> It doesn't matter. I didn't like white people does nowadays. >> Anyway, so hold on. What is the next procedure, please? >> They're going to book you and then you'll probably sit here for like 8 hours and you'll be released. >> I'm releasing. How do I get to where I need to go? >> That's on you. You're the one who got arrested. I'm hand you over to David Sheriff's Office. >> Okay. Can you where what now? I see why I do what you want to know. Could you call in cuz you lost my sh I'm not going to let you know you lost my my license. So there I call rest. I drive [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> You did that to yourself. >> Cuz you were screaming at these people. >> I was screaming. >> Yeah, you were >> verbally. Not physically. >> Yeah. No, it doesn't have to be physical. You caused the public annoyance. >> Yeah, but you me to read. You want me to read the TCA to you real quick? >> Please believe. >> You don't know what a TCA is now? >> Please. You know the cops. >> Are you on drugs or something? Cuz you're acting very odd. >> You don't want to be real cough. >> Do you have any drugs in your bags or anything or any on your person? Cuz if they find drugs on you, that's an extra charge they're going to charge you with. >> Okay. What a You're not going to be a real cop in any other >> I am actually a real cop. >> You want me to fix your jacket real quick? Why you going to touch? >> So it's not all tangled up. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay, perfect. I don't want to touch you. >> You lost my license. Okay. >> No, no, no, no, no. You lost your license. You lost your license. >> Anyway, you're not going to do this at night before a real time. >> I'm waiting on him. >> All right. Thanks. >> In the end, she's facing a disorderly conduct charge. So, what do you think? A 9-hour delay? Does that earn some sympathy for how she acted? Or is this just someone used to pushing things their way no matter what? Drop your thoughts below. Karma hit fast for this one. And the next woman, she takes it even further, forcing an entire flight to turn around midjourney. On June 20th, 2024 in Tampa airport, police are called in after a woman refuses to leave the jet bridge when she's asked to deplane. What starts as a simple delay quickly turns into a full-blown confrontation. And here's what really went down. We need >> Can you come over with me, please? There we go. Come on. >> The attorney's right here. >> Can I get a reason? >> Come on. Yeah, let's go. Talk over there. >> I'll talk to you over there. Come on. >> So, you going like we're going to ask you aggressive. >> You want to They right They right here. So, you want No, I want to find where my lawyer. >> No, no. I'm coming right now. It's time to leave. >> So, you want aggressively take me? >> Okay. >> I'm not going to trespass you from these airport. >> It's better if you leave right now. >> We're trying to do it nice and easy with you. Okay. Let's go over there and we talk. Okay. >> They literally didn't. They didn't tell me nothing. They didn't have no reason, nothing. They just getting me off. >> Can we talk over there? Can you hang up? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> All right. Tell your lawyer. >> $30,000 down here. You probably hear me disturbance. You're going to get arrested. >> I'm not sure what's going on. >> So, what's going on? >> You better hang your phone up so we can talk to you. >> I'm not sure, but I want to stay on the phone so I can be safe. Like, this is for my recording. >> So, listen. You see this right here? >> We got two cameras right here. Everything is being recorded, so you know. So, >> anything we have cameras out here, so for your own safety, you're being recorded everywhere right now. >> So, why do I have to hang up your phone? >> So, we So, I can talk to you. >> I'm >> She's asking you to talk to >> I'm talking to you. I just want you to go. >> Let's go. Let's go. We can help you. >> Listen, if you need to leave, >> let's go over there to the airside and we can figure it out in a spirit. We can help you. >> What's your name again? >> You already have it. You already have >> aesthetic shuttle. Go check the shuttle. >> Can I ask one question? >> Get your finger out of my face. >> Can I ask one question? >> Let's go. Let's go over there. >> I wasn't I wasn't. >> No. No. Listen. You got kicked up. Stop. Hey, >> come here. I'M TALKING. >> ALL RIGHT. >> YOU GOT KICKED OFF. YOU'RE NOT even mad at me. >> The airplane. You probably interfere with the flight from leaving. That's going to be a federal charge. >> I did not. >> Trust. I don't know yet. >> Okay. Well, you can pull up the footage. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> The defiance is obvious. She refuses to move even after being calmly explained the situation. Instead of cooperating, she leans into negative emotions, accusing officers of being aggressive while she's the one holding up the entire operation. >> Probably going to be trespassed >> for what? I have >> not leaving. For not leaving. >> I have a ticket. >> No, not anymore. If they just Hey, >> where's your ticket? Do you have it with you? >> Yeah, right here. >> All right, hold on, John. Let me call you. No, >> let me see. >> Oh, if it's right there, you can hold it. You can >> so I can Can I talk to you? But >> so you missed your flight. Okay. So what I'm trying to see is that you probably is trying to get in the in another flight that doesn't belong to you. Did you reschedu your ticket? >> No. The flight was delay. I got a picture. >> So can I can I tell you something? >> Picture. You need to listen. >> Can you Can you listen to me? All right. Look at me. All right. >> I'm trying to help you. If you don't let me help you, >> I'm going to run out of patience right now. Okay. So let me No. Stop. Okay. Enough office is enough. >> Okay. So, what we can do is we can go down to spirit to see if they can rebuke you for tomorrow. Okay? Or you're going to have to go home and you can do it yourself. >> This is the person on the phone. Can I ask a question? >> Who's the person on the phone? >> Why am I have to do that? >> Because you missed your flight. >> Fly out. >> You missed your flight. >> Why did I miss my flight? >> I don't know. I wish I can tell you. You're the one that got the fly. >> Let's go back to the train over there. >> Find out there's an interference. >> Okay. All right. You need your ID cuz you're part of investigation right now. >> You can get my ID. You could get everything and I want everybody's name. >> Yes, you will get it. Don't worry about it. >> I want everybody >> and everything is re recorded so you know. >> You know what, Spirit? This has been going on with Spirit. >> You had your DL. >> What's that? >> Do you have your DL? Your driver's license. >> You have a driver's license? >> I have my passport. That's it. >> That's all you have. You don't have a driver's license? >> No. >> See, you were outside when I came and got me. >> One more. One more time. You swear in front of all these people you're going to get arrested. >> Okay. I was sitting on the seat and then they told me they to get up. Like they was telling me that there was the better option or whatever >> here. So >> I am too. So what is like what is it? >> I've won it three times so far. >> How are you going to do you want to go to the air sign? >> Where do you want to go to the terminal? >> Jail. >> That sense of entitlement shows up loud and clear, demanding to see officers IDs while she herself can't provide proper documentation. And even as patience wears thin, she keeps casting herself as the victim in her own story. >> Recorder, what is my passport? >> Let me see your license, please. This is all I have on me. This is what I booked my my my hotel with. That's what I booked. >> Let me see your ticket. Can I see your tickets right there on your on your I just want to verify the name. Can Can I see that? >> Can I see please? >> What's your first name? >> Malaysia. What? >> 35. Anything back on that? >> I guess I shouldn't drink at the airport no more. It's wrong cuz they serve you drinks on the >> My name is S. >> You cannot go through any other flight. I'm trying to explain you what's going on and you seems like you really don't want to help yourself >> cuz I don't understand what's going on. >> I already told you that you are is a person in there. Can I can I talk her? >> You can talk in front of her. You can talk to me in front of her. >> So what I got is that you >> were you weren't let these people close the door at the at the airplane and when I got there you literally were standing at the door and they could they couldn't close the door. >> What did you get before that? I had nothing before that. I'm just telling you what I saw. And they just want you to leave the jetway because they had to close the door. That's basically interfering with the with the crew >> there. Like me and the man next to me. We're talking. He said he wanted to out seat. Like we're just talking regular. It's regular with a a flight of first. >> The person the the flight attendant. She says, "Come on, get up." Whatever she says or whatever, I listen. Yeah. I go to the end of the I mean, I'm already sitting in my seat. I go to the end of the plane with her. She's talking to me. She like, "Oh, they kicking you off the plane." I'm like, "Why?" She never give me a reason. Nothing. I never did nothing. I wouldn't I I wouldn't give me >> one second. Okay, let me call. >> She frames it like she's been wronged. But the reality, an entire flight is forced to turn around because one person doesn't know when to stop and cameras don't sympathize with tears that come too late. >> You know what? If she wanted me to leave, whatever. The plane was full cuz she told me that cuz I was trying to get like a different seat. >> Mhm. >> You know what I mean? And the plane was full. >> Can I see your ticket? The one show said you were supposed to be in that flight because seems like you No, no, no. That one. That one. It looks >> She printed me out. This one. She printed me out. This This is what I got printed out. Like, and I was sitting in that seat and she pulled me up. Like, I'm like, "All right, >> just about to fall asleep or whatever." And then she comes to get up and she just dragged me out of my seat. And I literally think it's because somebody paid for it cuz I'm not going to lie. What I'm what I'm seeing what I'm seeing here is that >> you missed your flight at 7:34 because >> I did not miss my flight. >> It was just delay. Yes. And I've been here and I've been here the whole time. I didn't miss my flight. >> What I'm trying to I'm trying to help her as much as I can. You've been on the phone all this time, right? >> So, I've been trying to do whatever I can. You know, >> I hear you. So >> is it is it possible that she can get one of the next to come to >> Okay. Well, can I can you on the flight you were leaving a problem on the flight? They turned around because of you asked you off the flight. You stood there and you locked the door so they wouldn't leave. That's called interference with the flight. >> That's disally caused. >> And if they want to file charges or whatever, I'll file against that. Absolutely. Because I was recording the whole time and nothing happened. So like what I literally believe is that they >> Listen. Listen to him. Please take your phone. I need you to take all >> Wait. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. Can I keep my phone? >> You can take all this off. >> Oh my god. >> Hey. >> As officers prepare to cuff her, she's still asking about rebooking as if nothing has changed. The disconnect from reality is crystal clear now. And from this point on, every word she says can become evidence. >> Look, look at that. >> Look, look. Can you feel the finger right there? That's exactly how fluence is going to be. Okay. >> I'm under arrest. >> Oh, that one's tight as [ __ ] y'all. >> Where? >> I left both of them. They're still going to come here and do the search. >> Okay. >> It's super tight. >> It is no tight. >> It is no tight. >> Please loosen that a little bit. It is no tight. You can't move your wrist and all that. So, >> it's hurting. >> We can take it down to the truck court. >> Okay. >> I got the passport and all that. Okay. Come on. Let's go. >> Keep listening just a little bit. >> Corps. >> Corpos. >> Olsson. >> Olsson. What's your name? >> Sanchez. Officer Sanchez. >> Sanchez. >> Mhm. >> Officer Sanchez. Did I get your first name? >> Eric. >> Eric. Eric. >> Huh? >> Eric. >> Eric. >> Mhm. >> Clear water fl. >> So, where can I find this footage? >> Uh, later on your defense attorney can request it. >> All right. >> And they can give it to you. >> Where can I find this footage? >> Attorney to you. >> Yep. >> Osen. Last name Olsson. Yes. >> And I can find this footage. >> Yes. >> Last name >> your sir. >> All right. All right. Y'all do the same thing. Y'all go through this. I want you to go through it, too. I'mma go through it, too. You know how many times I'm going to go through this? I want you to go to it, too. So, what's your last name? You don't want to tell me, so you def you you're refusing to tell me. >> Yeah, that's how it is, Sanchez. That's how it is, Sanchez. Y'all want to put me through this [ __ ] Crazy. Like, I got something like anything. >> Um, damn. >> Damn. Um, Sanchez. Oh, oh, >> I'm just holding you. >> Stop that. Why you laughed? Seriously, >> my alarm my arm hurt. Sensors. >> How do you do that to me? >> She's eventually taken to jail facing charges for intoxicated disorderly conduct and the price for a few drinks at the airport way higher than she ever expected. So, what do you think? When one person forces an entire flight to turn around, should that be treated as something more serious, like economic disruption, [music] or is this just another case of personal accountability gone wrong? One plane gets turned around because of one person and the next woman, she loses control right in front of the police. On February 26th, 2019 in Florida airport, police are called in after a couple blows up over having to gay check their luggage at a Delta flight. Sounds like a small inconvenience until it spirals fast. And here's what really went down. Delta 8. Welcome to passenger crazy. You need to go. You're going to have to GO THROUGH an emergency. NO ONE. They can't. They're not flying. >> She refuses. >> Instead of checking her bag onto the plane, she practically checks herself onto a no-fly list. Sounds backwards, but it fits. And at this rate, her next destination definitely isn't on any travel brochure. >> Now, handcuffing. >> You refusing? >> YEAH. PUT ME IN THE HAND. I CAN'T DO ANYTHING. >> No problem. >> I can't do it. DOWN. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> THAT'S NOT HAPPENING. >> Oh my god. Hands behind your back. >> Oh my god. >> Why'd you broke my jam? [screaming] >> [applause] >> Put your head down. >> Put your hands on your back >> now. I'm going to release you. >> Okay, let you just need to calm down. You understand? >> Don't release. >> Let's get going. >> Please. Let's go to blow. >> Please. Let's get going. That's not going to happen right now. >> LET'S GO. Let me just stay stay and wait. >> I need you to stand back on your back. We'll lift you up. [laughter] Let's go. Come on. Get up. No. No. No. You You're going TO STAY PUT RIGHT NOW. >> THIS get up. >> Try to explain to you to leave early. >> Criminal. She didn't do nothing. >> Nothing. >> Things hit peak absurdity when she starts physically resisting being cuffed, turning a minor issue into a full-on unnecessary struggle. But hold on, the most dramatic part is still coming. Right when her luggage gets searched. >> Why mama? >> WHY you gone? Never. I EXPERIENCE THIS. ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR CHAIN? I [screaming] WHY? WHY? MY HAND. My hand IS >> my phone. I think this close enough to clear >> my luggage. >> Yeah. >> You okay? >> Yeah. Just trying to get her stuffed and the ticket all out. >> Is she okay on the plane? >> No. No. with her. She and her husband's all the stairs. >> Yeah, this all theirs. My for my I did not get my bag with MY MEDICINE AND FOOD OVER THERE. >> Look what they did to me. She complains about officers messing up her belongings while completely ignoring the fact that her behavior has already disrupted the travel plans of hundreds of passengers. That contrast, it says everything. >> That's her phone. Where's my phone? >> [laughter] >> Look, I am >> You have to get a chance to do this. My god. Give me I didn't try to try before you get for one thing. the chicken suitcases. >> What are you doing? >> Straight up. Oh, she [ __ ] Yeah, he got it here. They're refusing. Totally. I told him I said, "Let's go. Let's go get out of here." They said, "No, they're refusing." So, I'm like, "All right, put your hands behind your back." Start fighting. In the end, she's arrested and taken to jail, facing charges for battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence and trespassing. In court, she's sentenced to two years of probation. So, what do you think? Is 2 years of [music] probation too lenient for someone who caused chaos and assaulted an officer at an airport? Or is this just a case of someone having a really bad day that got way out of hand? On July 1st, 2022, an 83 lb suitcase [music] lit the fuse for an airport meltdown. When the woman refused to pay the baggage fee and missed her flight, police were called in. But what they faced wasn't just anger. It was a full-blown storm named Karen. >> Just clothing, but it's heavy. >> No tag. >> I mean, there's a holder. No. >> Huh? >> Yeah. Just No. No. I'm just saying there's a holder, but no. No name. >> Um, just looks like clothing. >> Is that heavy? It's a lot. Maybe it was some homeless person. >> There's more than just >> It's all underneath. >> Yeah. Well, not that I want I can't >> Yeah. You don't want to look in there. >> But it's like >> you don't want to look with no gloves on and >> Yeah. Know for sure. >> Yeah. But on top it's all clothing. >> Yeah. There's something heavy like underneath the clothing cuz >> there's no way >> this this is >> there's no way that's just clothing. How much of weight have a scale here? >> There's one right here. Should be right there. >> Cuz this is insane. >> 77. What could be in there? >> Well, that's what I'm saying. It's it's it's more than just clothes. It has to be It's like having an engine or or a piece of motor or >> It looks like equipment. >> Yeah. >> Or it feels like equipment. >> Yeah. >> No, I'm just curious. It's just >> No, because >> I just look, >> you know, hazardous reasons or I mean for me I mean I know it's the jet loose. >> Yeah. >> So, yeah. I mean, the the dog didn't alert, so at least it's not it's nothing. >> It all started with a baggage fee. Nothing dramatic, at least at first. But when officers opened the suitcase and found nothing but clothes that somehow weighed a ton, everyone knew something was off. That gut feeling told them this wasn't just about luggage. >> Says, "Well, you know what?" Oh, it looks like a homeless person's like house. I mean, it's got like all this. It's all shoes and whatever the heck. This is like a whole container of Q-tips. >> There's This looks like uh documents. Yeah, >> like education. >> Oh, yeah. That's that's part of what causing the uh the bulk of a little bit. >> Lisa Michelle Landy. She's an educator. >> She's got a master's degree from Notre Dame. >> It's pretty good. >> We need to find her. >> I'm not sure why she would leave a whole suitcase. 561 923 52. >> So, she's coming out to get her bag. >> She's not flying. >> She's not flying. Okay. They had a I just spoke with the supervisor that's covering the area. It's uh they're turning it over. So, there's another but I spoke with both of them and um said a woman's going to come out. So, there were other issues. So, >> she's intoxicated. I think also >> if she's intoxic, she's definitely not supposed to be going. >> Strange how someone educated and welloff could lose every ounce of self-control. Maybe it wasn't just the alcohol talking. Maybe it stripped away the last layer of calm she had left. Sometimes booze doesn't change who we are. It just shows who we really were all along. >> Like toiletries too, like hygiene product, like perfume bottles, glass. That's what makes it ridiculously heavy. >> 83 lb. Like what do you have in here? A small child. >> Why would you leave it just abandoned? I've never had so many people board a plane either or attempt to board a plane either intoxicated or under the >> influence. I mean you under the influence you can I mean >> smell it. >> Oh my goodness. >> Some of it is so strong. I'm like oh >> yeah like Oh yeah. Yo, lady. Ah, we don't speak that here. What are you saying? Are you [ __ ] kidding me? In the airport in public, you said the N word? Are you serious? >> Uhhuh. You're yelling that [ __ ] here. Uh-uh. >> No. Go. No. You're Yeah, you're going to go. No. You're going to take your big ass [ __ ] answer. >> Get that [ __ ] 83 lb suitcase. Excuse you. That's your [ __ ] >> Go get it. Get downstairs, lady. Get downstairs. >> No. Get your [ __ ] Go downstairs. >> Go. Excuse you. What are you going to do? What are you going TO DO? YOU'RE GOING TO GET ARRESTED. That's what Excuse you. Uh-uh. I want to see my mom. You're going to be trespassed. No. You're arrested now. >> Nothing cuts deeper than open disrespect. Her rage wasn't just pointed at others. It mirrored the chaos inside. And in that moment, the arrest wasn't a choice anymore. It was the only way to pull reality back from the edge. >> No. No. No. No. >> No. Forget. No. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Not to me. You're the one. >> Excuse you. Put your hands behind your back. [screaming] >> Uhhuh. >> Please stop. You need to suck. You're too young. So you don't have to >> No, I don't. >> WHAT IS >> YOU'RE ACTING LIKE A FREAKING LUNATIC. >> WAIT, he's dying of cancer. >> Nobody cares right now because you're acting like a lunatic >> at an airport. You're You're >> I didn't do anything. You're shouting racist derogatory terms in the middle of an airport. You're not. My mom is dying of cancer. >> No. >> Stop. All I want to do is see my mother. >> Uh-uh. You're not. You're not. You're not when you're blasted drunk, lady. >> But this officer told me that tomorrow I can. >> Well, not before you started yelling. You're You just said you No. You're a [ __ ] >> Get yourself. >> Oh, I'm a >> Oh, I'm a I'm a You got the wrong culture, lady. >> I'm aing Okay. >> The female officer stepped in, not only as law enforcement, but almost like a mother teaching someone to grow up in public. Meanwhile, the drunk woman clung to empty apologies, trying to hide from the truth, staring right back at her. Just let me go to a hotel and just come back tomorrow. This is not fair cuz she wants to bully up to me when I need to see my mother and my two boys that are home from college. >> Why do you get blasted drunk to see your family and your dying mother >> that you missed your flight and you left your bag? >> That's great how you treat people. Really great. >> You know what she said? Yelling out [ __ ] like the n word yelling out. NO, SHE >> all out loud. No, I only brought hands on you. You need to be quiet. >> You need to relax yourself. >> You need to relax. You need to relax. >> GET HER HANDS off of me. >> Let's put her in a car. >> Which car? Where's the car? Whose car we putting her in? >> Whose car? >> Come on. >> Stop moving this handling. Can I return? >> I'm cooperating. >> No, they have like $1,400 $1,500 in cash right there. >> I want it back. >> My husband is a medal attorney. He's a senior partner in Midtown Manhattan. >> That's fine. >> And there's no way you're going to let that go. >> I just said, >> "All right, sit back in the car." >> Sit down. >> Are youing crazy? >> All right, man. I'm not playing that game with you acting like a a child. All right, you can sit like that. Do what you got. >> In the end, the woman was arrested and charged with assaulting an officer, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct for yelling racial slurs. If convicted, she faced probation, community service, up to a $1,000 fine, and a lifetime ban from JetBlue. A missed [screaming] flight is temporary, but a moment of ego can follow you forever. One decision, that's all it takes. So, tell me, was it worth it? Drop your thoughts and subscribe because the next meltdown is closer than you think.