Because I'm saying I'm white. >> I have a privilege as a US constitutional person to say I'm white. >> Okay. But you don't have a right to be intoxicated. And I can smell it on your breath. >> Well, you know I'm white. But [ __ ] black is different than white cuz I ain't going to ever submit. >> HEY YO, Y'ALL BEING RACIST. I don't care. I don't even care. >> I don't even care. I do no wrong. I AIN'T DO no wrong. There's a thin line between a bad day and a lifealtering mistake fueled by hate. Today, we witness the exact moment a racist outburst destroys a reputation, proving that in a world of chaos, accountability still finds its way to the terminal gate. >> Do not bite. >> Do not bite. On September 25th, 2025, at Orlando International Airport, a drunk wildcard decided the waiting area was her personal stage. But frankly, it was the words coming out of her mouth that truly set off an explosion of outrage among the passengers. >> 180 go. Would you show myself 184 out with uh some 13ps? We're going to be out in front of the Orlando market. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Hold on. Ladies, >> ladies, what's going on? >> That's your bag, sir? Who are these ladies to you? >> This is your wife. Okay. And this is your daughter? >> No, this is my sister. >> Your sister? Okay. >> This This lady's >> She has been arresting people around here. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, she's intoxicated, >> I think. So, probably. >> All right. 180 go. Would you send landside over to us for a signal to individual? >> What's she saying? >> Who's who's not legal? Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Lady, I can smell your breath from here. There's plenty of alcohol on it for three people. So, >> no, no, no. Smell this. >> This. >> Instead of acting like a lady, she chose to shine through a blood alcohol level that left the officer stunned. That arrogance didn't last long, though. Once witnesses started spilling the naked truth about her little performance. >> I have her on video. So I've been here waiting on my daughter. There was a guy that I can show you the video. He came and sat right there was on the phone. Never said a word. She kept saying very nasty stuff to him. He ignored her. Okay. >> So then she started playing music very loud, singing to him. You could tell he was uncomfortable. So then she said to me, "Don't you think he should leave?" And I said, "No, I think you should leave him alone cuz he has not bothered you. He has been anti you have been antagonizing him." He was so upset he got up and left. Then her daughter came and sat here. She came and sat next to her. I think she kissed her daughter on the cheek. She did. Those people came and was sitting here while she was talking to her daughter. The parents left and then she started harassing those babies. Then she looked at me like she didn't know what to do. And then the parents came over and then she tried to take their thing and then she called me several. >> Okay. >> And and I had already security. It's just weird to me how >> she just causing a disturbance. >> But can I ask you a question? Cuz y'all sat right there before y'all watching this go on. >> Trying to figure out who was doing what because all the all the all the information that we had was somebody over there was drunk. >> Sure. >> And they were abusing kids. That's what was relayed to us. But why did it take for this lady to call y'all when y'all saw her tussling with this girl's back? Like, y'all couldn't even did nothing. >> So, from from where we were standing, >> there were two people right here. Somebody over here. I could we couldn't see what was actually going on because of where how they were positioned. They were close enough together on the other side of this table that we couldn't actually see it. as we started coming over, you know, when he came back and we started moving over >> but to determine it. >> So, do you know do and this this is my thing. Do you understand how that could have went from zero to 100 by the time had she not walked had she not called y'all? I watched her demeanor when I watched her pick up her bag and put it over there. She was about to >> We're about We're about 40t away and we're trying to determine what's going on. We're not going to come over here and stand right here. >> Even if y'all see us hustling >> once it started, we came over. >> No, she called y'all and y'all came over. >> Things escalated quickly when our leading lady decided that arguing with the police was a brilliant idea. She even tried to wave her medical marijuana card around like it was some kind of get out of jail free card. Give me a break. >> You have an identification, ma'am? Yeah. Can you grab that for me? Should be in your >> You just stay. >> Absolutely. >> I have um county clerk's office. I have It can take the whole wallet >> now. You go ahead and just pull it out. >> This is my county clerk. That's all I got. That's all I got. >> Well, you got anything else with your name on it? >> Yeah, I >> Oh, this is identification. >> Yeah, I have that. I have this. I have anything. I have to pee. I really have to pee. >> Okay, you're just going to have to wait a second. >> I literally can. >> What are these things? >> That is my medical marijuana card. >> How are you getting on the plane? >> That right here. >> That has worked for you. >> Yeah, >> that has been working for me, sir. >> Okay. >> Please help me out. >> Yeah, just sit down and just chill out. We'll figure out what's going on. Can I please use the restroom? >> We got to wait for just a second. I'm sorry. I don't have a female officer here. >> What are you doing here? >> Hey, hey, hey. Look at me. Look at me. >> The thing is you only have warrants yourself. >> Ma'am, sit down and relax. If you start doing that, we're going to have to take you to jail, okay? I don't want to have to do that. You don't want to have to sit in there. It's not >> laughing at me. >> Well, she's laughing cuz you just called her. Okay, that's why she's laughing. So, don't focus on me, okay? Focus here, >> Stephanie. What's the R stand for? >> I have to pee right now. I'm not giving you any R. >> You're not giving me any R. >> I have to pee. I'll give you a pee after I have to pee if you want to pee on myself. >> Okay. I can't do it. >> I'll pee on myself. I >> I can't help it. I'm sorry. You're going to have to wait. >> I'll pee on myself. >> Concentrate. >> I'll pee on myself. >> Concentrate. No. No. No. No. No. No. Backed into a corner, she pulled her final stunt, threatening to take care of business right then and there if they didn't let her use the restroom. Honestly, my own grandchild would be embarrassed by that kind of negotiation. It was just pathetic. >> We're not going to do that. >> Yeah, we're going to >> We're not going to do that. Okay, >> you're not going to pull your pants down. Okay, we will take you to jail. Okay, >> I'm not going to You're just going to need to wait my butt down, but I need to wait myself to pee. They will. >> You need to hold on to it like a lady. Okay. >> No. >> They just gave you >> Thank you. >> We're done. >> We're done. >> Okay. >> We're done. >> Listen to what he's saying. >> Do you understand? >> Do you understand your rights, ma'am? He just read. No, I do not understand my rights and I ain't going to lie on this question. >> No. >> Has anyone talk to me? >> No. >> You want to talk to me? >> No. >> No. >> You didn't want to talk to you, right? >> So, we're done >> discussing it with her. >> No, I've done nothing. I am nothing. And I've done nothing. >> I've done nothing. The sheer nerve of this woman treating the police like they were her personal room service. Talking to her was like talking to a brick wall. Sense goes in, but stupidity bounces right back at you. Finally, the officers had no choice but to escort her majesty out of there. >> Stand up, Stephanie. >> Yep. Stand up. >> Whatever the case may be, I I am not at risk for anything. She pass. >> She said she did. >> Yes, I did. >> What airline were you flying out on, ma'am? >> Okay. >> You got her. >> You got to keep her from I got her. You got her. >> Nothing else. >> No, I did not. >> Is it on your phone? >> You were calling me names. >> Okay. Look here. Was he on Is it on your phone? >> Listen to me. I ain't answering your questions. So yourself, okay? >> Okay. >> But I will pee myself right now. >> Okay. Don't do that. >> I will. >> Got to be like a You got >> I will put myself. I told you I have to pee. And if you don't let me pee, I'll pee on you. >> Maybe we should do this at the We need to do this at the car. Let's do this at the car. >> You want to take mine? >> Vehicle. I got a car right here. >> You have an MCT in there? >> No. >> We'll get the MCT. Don't worry. >> I'll get I'll get you an MCT. >> Let's just get her out of here. Ready? One, two, three. >> If you guys follow us out. >> One of you don't mind grabbing that. >> Yeah, we'll we'll grab that. >> My sweatshirt. Get my sweatshirt. Get my sweatshirt. Get my sweatshirt. No, it's out on the ground. Get my sweatshirt. Get my sweatshirt. Get my sweatshirt. >> Get my sweatshirt. He's got >> my sweatshirt. >> Let's go. >> I don't really care. I didn't do anything. >> I'm sorry. I can't get my legs I can't get my legs to work. >> Okay, let's go. >> I'm sorry. I can't get my legs to work. >> I'll go get a uh >> I can't get my legs to work. I can't get my legs to work. >> I'm going to go I can't I can't hurt. >> There you go. ain't going to do anything. The alcohol might have ruined her legs, but it certainly activated her inner monster. By the time they reached the patrol car, our queen turned feral, trying to bite and kick the officers. >> I'm hurting. I can't. I'm hurting. >> Okay, before she goes in, the purse needs to come off. Scarf needs to come off. >> Skirt needs to come off. >> Hold on. No, >> but here's the thing. That skirt is more than your >> Hey, don't be trying to kick anybody. You end up catching another charge. >> Watch your head. Watch your head. >> If he hurts me, >> I'm just keeping ankle cross. >> I promise you I'm going to press charges. >> We're going to be right out in front of spirit on the flip side. >> So late. I'm 411 3/4. This is necessary. >> Your actions made it necessary. >> This is necessary. >> This is necessary. >> 411 3/4. This is necessary. >> Have made this >> 411 3/4. This is necessary. >> 411 3/4 is necessary. >> Just undo it. I'm >> 411 3/4. This is necessary. >> Don't touch my >> Do not bite. >> Do not bite. Do not kick. You will get sprayed. >> Spray me. Spray me. [ __ ] Sucker. >> Come on. >> Go on the other side. Open the door. >> Kill you. >> Just a minute till we feel this. >> I promise you on all my life I'm a part of you. Little [ __ ] Promise you. I promise you. She was hauled off to the county jail facing charges of battery on a law enforcement officer resisting arrest and disorderly intoxication. She's now banned for life from Orlando International Airport. And believe me, since this footage went public, the internet has had plenty to say about her behavior. If Stench was a person, I now understand why this woman is shitfaced and traveling alone. No one wants to be around her. She is just revoling. The cop said she had plenty of alcohol on her breath. Enough for three people now. That was hilarious. What's your take on her behavior? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. The police may have won this battle, but it's clear they haven't yet found a cure for that extreme level of entitlement. >> What if I was black? >> I don't care. >> What if I was black? >> What race you are? I had no >> care whatsoever. What are those? Why? >> On June 26th, 2022, Dallas airport was rocked by the racist screams of a highly agitated female passenger. What happened next is going to leave you absolutely fuming at the sheer level of this woman's delusion. >> Stop. We're going out. >> No, we're not. >> You're not going to get rebooked. You're you're you're causing a disruption. Stop. All right. >> No, I'm not. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. >> You're going to go out the doors. >> No, I'm not. >> You are. We've gotten numerous calls. People us saying I'm white >> cuz I'm walking through saying I'm a white person. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> I'm walking through saying I'm white. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> I'm walking through saying I'm white. >> You're causing a disruption? >> I can't say I'm white. You're causing a disruption and they're not going to apply you. >> What disruption am I causing? >> You have you have multiple people. >> What? What? What disruption? I'm blind. >> Okay. boarding pass. What if I'm black? >> Let me see your boarding pass. >> No. >> Did you fly in or you flying out? >> What if I was black? >> I don't care. >> What if I was black? >> Race you are. I have no >> care whatsoever. Well, what if I was black? >> All walked through and saying I'm white. >> I can't walk through as a US citizen and say I'm white. >> How much have you had to drink? >> Does it matter? >> Cuz you're showing signs of intoxication. >> No. No. You don't act like this. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. I have a privilege as a US constitutional person to say I'm white. >> Okay. But you don't have a right to be intoxicated and I can smell it on your breath. >> Well, you know, I'm white. >> How much have you had to hurt? >> Does it matter? >> Cuz you're showing signs of intoxication. >> No. No. >> People don't act like this. >> No, no, no, no, no. Why can I not walk through and be an American citizen and say I'm white? You're causing people alarm, >> concern. >> You're causing people to move out of your way. >> Oh, really? Cuz I'm walking through and saying I'm white. >> Because I'm saying I'm white. >> I have a privilege as a US constitutional person to say I'm white. >> But you don't have a right to be intoxicated. And I can smell it on your breath. >> Well, you know, I'm white. I'm white. Are you going to arrest me because I'm white? I don't know what you're doing, but that's I've never said anything about that, so I don't know what your point is. >> Let's give a round of applause for our legal expert here who smells of booze and is giving a nonsensical speech on constitutional rights. But the second those handcuffs come out, her true colors show nothing more than an impulsive child having a tantrum. >> Are you done? >> Settle down. >> I think we're good. >> Excuse me. Don't resist. >> Don't resist. We're done. >> Are you kidding me? >> Are you kidding me? >> Absolutely not. >> Let go. >> Stop tensing up. >> Stop it. >> All I did was say, "Are you white?" >> All I said was, "Are you white?" >> All I said was, "Are you white?" >> You go all the way down with it. No. This is who we are. >> Is that better? >> Are you white? Are you white? >> Let's go. >> Are you white? >> Let's go. >> Good job. >> Stop. >> Stop it. Stop. >> Let's go through here. >> Excuse us. >> Walk. >> Wow. Wow. Are Are you white? Are you white? Are you white? Wow. Are you white? This is what asking someone if you're white. >> IF YOU'RE WHITE. ALL I SAID WAS, "ARE YOU WHITE?" You because you're not. Wow. Are you white? Don't ask SOMEONE IF YOU'RE WHITE. WHITE. If you're white, >> stop it. Walk. Is she kicky? >> Yeah. >> If you're white. >> Don't let her bite you. Watch her. Watch your mouth. >> I'm not going to bite you. >> She'll do it once. >> If you're white. If you're white. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> Are you white? >> She has white stuff on her nose. >> Are you white? >> Her dishonesty was so blatant it made the officers question her judgment. It's a bit sad really how her motherly instincts only seem to wake up when she needed a shield to hide behind. >> Are you white? So ass. Are you white? >> Are you white? Are you white? Are you white? >> You go. >> Are you white? Are you white? Are you white? Ara, are you white? Are you white? Are you white? It's a great question I asked. Are you white? Are you white? Are you white? >> Oh, I can't wait cuz I know so many people are white. >> Are you Are Excuse me. Are you white? Are you >> What is this country that you will not allow someone to say? Are you white? Get this off my face, please. I am a citizen. Getit off my face. If not, I will sue every you of every one of you. I am so sorry that I am a beautiful white person and sad. Are you white? I'm so sorry. Omg. Omg. God, what are you doing about the blacksholes who are stalking around? Oh. Oh, I SAID BLACK. OH GOD, I said black. Oh my god, I said black. Black. Black. This is because I'm not black. Hey, lady. I'M NOT BLACK. >> SHUT your mouth. >> Hey, stop. >> I'm not black. >> Enough. >> No, I'm not black. I'm not black. I'm white. I'm white. >> Instead of staying quiet and keeping what's left of her dignity, she starts rambling to the medical team about politics and masks. It's a classic case of main character syndrome. She's just digging her own grave with every meaningless word she says. >> Wow. Wow. Where where is where they're fine? My eyes. >> My eyes are fine. >> You didn't take anything. You didn't do anything. >> No, I did not. >> Okay. You know where you're at right now? >> Yes. I'm at the Dallas Fort Worth airport. >> Okay. You know what day of the week it is? What? >> What day of the week is it? >> It is Saturday. >> What' you say? >> Hey, don't kick me. Don't kick me. >> I'm not going to kick you. I'm not going to kick you. I swear to God, I will not let you. >> All right. >> Do you know why what I said? >> No. >> I said, >> "You don't have to wear your mask." >> Okay. >> I live in Mississippi. New York. I I am a rep I'm a Republican. I'm a Republican. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to kick you. >> You better not. >> I'm not cuz you can hit me like my husband. >> Yeah. >> Because I just said to people quit wearing your mask. That's all I said. That's all I said. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. And they ripped me up to kill me. >> You want to know what they said to me? You want to know what you want to know what they said to me? >> No. But my name's Jake and I'm going to take you to the hospital because your vital signs are pretty elevated right now. >> Do you know what they said to me? >> No. No. Wait. Wait. Cuz I don't want to pay $3,000. >> Well, you're in custody right now. >> Can you please wait? So, you think I'm going to like go to my house? >> No. 59. I'm 59. >> Tell me you tell me. That's fine. >> Even strapped to an ambulance stretcher, she's still acting like she's the CEO of the world. It's a whole new level of audacity, treating everyone around her like they're her personal assistants. Some people just never learn, do they? So, we're going to stay out of their way. Okay. Anytime she sees one of us, she's going to Fair enough. >> THIS IS WHAT YOU GET WHEN you're Sorry, I'm a rip again. >> This is what happens when you're a rip again. >> I didn't do anything wrong, Jacob. I didn't do anything wrong. >> I'm pretty white. person. Oh my god. Oh my god. Everybody, they're black. White. WE'RE DOING GOOD. >> I'M WHITE. I'M WHITE. EXCUSE ME. I'MING WHITE. >> WE SEE THAT. >> YEAH. YOU You >> Yeah, you're fat, too. Really? It's not. IS IT NOT? OH. I can't wait. >> Hey, it happens. You have to get fat. And I'm not fat and I'm 59. How old's your mother? >> What does she look like? What does your mother look like? >> To wrap up this chaotic performance, our passenger was hit with a long list of charges. Public intoxication, battery on a police officer, and resisting arrest. With this much stupidity on display, she's likely looking at a permanent ban from the airport. One Karen has fallen, but trust me, her successor has an even more toxic level of entitlement waiting for us. On September 21st, 2023, at Nashville International Airport, a wild card turned a restaurant into a battlefield when she casually spat on and punched a 70-year-old woman. But don't you worry, a very satisfying ending is waiting for this monster. >> What's going on? come to see there's I was just walking up and you hear this loud bang and I guess a younger woman hit this elderly woman in the face with a phone >> for Yeah. And the elderly woman's cut she's bleeding down the side of her face. Then the woman went spit somebody else's face and a bunch of us were trying to contain her back down into terminal. >> Individual hit two people >> hit one person spit and another one was >> spit one spit the other. Okay. Hey. Hey. What's going on? >> Hey. She has the lady who was assaulted. >> And both of them were on her >> and then knocked her with a cell phone. >> Okay. >> 1989 at the range. Of course, she was like in the way, but you can turn this up. >> Can you pull that video up? >> Yep. >> And let me see if I can grab it. That's the beginning. >> I'm here. >> I mean, that's like your old mama getting hit, you know? It's like >> Yeah. >> makes me sick. >> Yeah. >> I was I would have gone after her, but I was she was >> I thought she was coming towards me when she saw my phone. >> No, that's it. >> Yeah, she's she don't know. So the um >> the mayor >> Okay. >> Did you just have somebody come through and knock all this off? >> Well, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We have a picture. >> Was it a woman? >> I'm nosy. I'm black. I'm trying to see. >> Was it a woman? >> Yes. >> The airport was rocked by this cowardly attack on a defenseless senior. When the police arrived, she was actually sitting there meditating as if nothing had happened. I mean, where exactly did she think this little act was going to lead? >> All right, I'll take for disorderly. >> All right, ma'am. My name is Officer L airport. Please, need you to go ahead and stand up. Stand up, please. Ma'am, stand up. Put your hands behind your back. Stand up. >> Do not resist. >> Roll over. >> Do not resist. Okay. Don't make this any worse than you've already made it. >> Okay, come here. Do not resist. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Not resist. >> Resist. Okay. Do not resist. >> Okay. Thank you. Very good. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Resist. Okay. >> You're making this more difficult on yourself. Roll over onto your stomach. Do it now. Put your hand behind your back. Do it now. Okay. Do not resist. Do not resist. Stand up. >> Uh, you want me to bring my car over here? >> Uh, we may need that. >> Yeah. >> Stand up. >> We're going to set you in this chair. Okay. >> All right. Come on. >> Okay. Okay. >> You hang out there. >> She wants to do that. That's That's her thing. Okay. It's an additional charge. >> Mhm. >> Is this thing an officer? Hey, you want to sit up in a chair? Let's get you sit up in a chair. Come on. Stand up. Okay. Okay. All right. >> Be in a chair. Let me in the [ __ ] chair, [ __ ] >> Yeah, I understand that. I understand that. Okay. Now, you can relax. >> Who Who's not relaxing? >> Okay. There's no need for pulling away. There's no need for language. >> Pulling away. >> Okay, >> you are. >> I'm not playing games here. >> The level of audacity here is just off the charts. She treated her arrest like it was some inconvenience to her schedule. She refused to walk, demanding a wheelchair like she was some VIP. All while spewing bitter racist insults. Unbelievable. Okay, stand up and walk. Okay, get a chair. Get a chair. You don't need to do that. We're going to put you in the chair then. >> Come on. >> No, you don't want to walk. You mind the chair? >> No, you don't want to walk. You go in the chair. >> Ride. You going to walk now? >> No, I want to ride. Y'all got to show us. >> I want Where we going? Quick right now. I'm walking that way. >> Two time. >> Okay. Push me out. >> That would be very unwise. >> Additional charge resisting stop. Frisk. >> Lead the way. spitting. >> Second count disorderly. >> Why I'm going this way? >> Wow. >> Take the elevator. >> Wow. Okay, we go through our >> We need to take the elevator. >> I can carry it. Carry it. >> She's spitting. >> Oh, >> what does this orderly conduct mean? Well, you seem to know everything. Slick it up. >> I don't want to hear that. Okay. >> Try to have a conversation with you. >> And be polite. >> Every bit of resistance only made her file thicker and the handcuffs tighter. She's out here digging her own grave with the speed of an industrial excavator. It was quite frankly a blind and foolish choice. >> All right. What we're going to have you do is lean over the hood of this car. She's going to search you before you go in the patrol car. Do you have any questions? I can't walk. So, you have to figure it out. >> Roll a little closer. >> Yeah. >> I don't want to drag over. >> I don't want a little closer. >> Can I have a guy do it? I don't want her. >> Stand up. Anybody, please. >> Do not resist. >> I'll take my glass. Wait, take my glass. >> Do not resist. >> I'm searching your apartment. >> I don't want to break those. Those are 400. >> Okay. Well, don't resist. Don't damage your glasses. >> Y'all damage your roll you over. Okay. Do not resist. Do not resist. One of my help. All right. >> Okay. We're going to help you sit up and we're going to put you in the car. >> Yeah. On my back, please. >> Yeah. We're going to put them right on you as soon as we get you in the car. >> Do not drag your teeth. Walk to the car. >> Thanks, guys. >> Turn around. >> What? >> Hold on. Wait. I I need my glasses. >> We're going to get you. We'll get you after you get in your car. >> Put them on. >> Nope. We're not. >> We're getting you in your car. >> We don't want to see any damage by your actions. >> I don't damage mine. >> Okay, good. Yeah. Yeah. Grab a little. >> Thank you. Now, can I have my glasses? >> Yep. Go get them. >> Promise you that. Feed on the floor. Do not retail. Sit on. Go with me. >> Do not pretend. I need my glasses. Come on. Sit up straight. Sit up straight. They're my hairs. Oh, my bad. >> You got to go up. >> No. There you go. Sit up straight. Watch still. >> She tried to slip out of her cuffs in the patrol car, which only earned her leg irons and a full body restraint. She clearly thought she was Harry Houdini, but in reality, she was just a public nuisance getting cocooned, waiting for her transformation behind bars. >> Did she get her handcuffs? Hey, >> everything okay? >> You're >> w y'all must really like me. >> Wait, we might not be able to drag her out of the car. The hobbles in the front door. >> She slipped her hands. Well, I was trying to be nice to you. >> Stop resisting. >> No one's resisting. >> No one's an insane guy just like the door crack. I'm just going to drag us through like I did before. Snap 142. >> Yep. >> Yes. >> Finally, she was hauled off to jail to face a laundry list of charges. elder abuse, battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and vandalism. If convicted, she's looking at fines up to $10,000, and a permanent spot on the no-fly list. One attacker has been hauled away, only to make room for another prejudiced soul who's already screaming for attention. On October 6th, 2022, at Broward County Airport, a female passenger decided to cancel her own flight with a display of pure madness. This self-proclaimed queen is about to trade her dream trip home for a one-way journey straight behind bars. >> I can't put them on now. >> I got you. >> What's the matter? >> Arms up. Can't keep me out the plane. >> Okay. All right. >> He races. >> All right. Give me a minute. >> They kick me out the plate. >> Run around. Run around. >> My safety and yours. Honey, >> put your hand behind your back. Ma'am, she picked on me. >> Come on, let's go sit over here. Come sit over here. >> Ma'am, come sit over here. >> No, ma'am. I'll listen to you. >> Okay, we're going to come sit. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. But I want to be racing none [ __ ] >> But it's too late for that now. All right. It's too late for that. I wasn't DOING NOTHING. IT'S STILL RACISM. Call racism where racism is. >> Man, I lost too many friends for this racist ass [ __ ] YOU GOT TO LOOK TOO MANY PLACES. WHITE ASS [ __ ] >> MA'AM, I NEED TO ASK YOU A QUESTION. Are you on any medication or you >> No. Text me. >> No, no, no, no. We're trying to find out if you have something medical going on. >> No, ma'am. They picked on me and I'm hurt. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Uh, I had about two double shots and uh two >> using racial issues to justify drunken and disorderly behavior is a serious lapse in judgment. It's almost comical how she blames the entire world except for the two shots and the seltzers dancing around in her head. >> It was in my bag. >> We're going to get your ID. Listen to me now. >> I just wanted to go home. >> Listen to me. >> No problem. I didn't want no problem. >> All right. But now listen to me. ID. >> Listen to me. I'm going to ask you something. You told Deputy Sha that you had two drinks, two shots, right? Maybe that's probably why >> I was sitting down to be quiet and they came to me and peed on me. Well, >> didn't nobody else say [ __ ] but them. I was not saying nothing. I was just sitting there being quiet trying to go home. >> But now it's too late for that. >> But they going to pick on me cuz I know that love is love because I'm not racist. THEY GOING TO PICK ON ME. >> YOU'RE GETTING LOUD. >> It's all right. Relax. >> Yeah, I'm getting loud cuz I got problem with racism. I GOT A BIG ASS fall of prison. I ONLY CARE JUST TAKE ME TO PRISON. All you going to just tell me that because they don't submit that [ __ ] black is different than white cuz I ain't GOING TO EVER SUBMIT. >> HEY YO, Y'ALL BE RACIST. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T EVEN CARE. >> I DON'T CARE IF I DO NO WRONG. I AIN'T DO NO WRONG. >> YEAH, we're going to take her out. >> I ain't doing no wrong. Y'all be racist. >> Chelsea. Yeah, we're going to go now. >> The plane for nothing. I'm >> We're going to go Chelsea. >> I'm sorry. >> Put your shoes on. So, Chelsea. Chelsea. Chelsea, put your shoes on. Put your shoes on. >> No, it ain't. Okay. You got all the rest of our bags? >> Yeah. This is it. >> That's it. >> The moment she realizes her next vacation will be in the back of a patrol car, she turns into a whirlwind of defiance. Instead of holding on to a shred of dignity, she chooses to broadcast her own foolishness at full volume. >> There are white asset ass white man too. I'M PROMISING GOD WHAT ASS RACISM. [ __ ] YOUR RACISM. LOCK ME UP. I DON'T CARE IF YOU let me out. Lock me up. You racist ass. Racist ass mother. CAN I GIVE A MOTHER [ __ ] I'M TRYING TO FLY HOME AND DO RIGHT. ASK me give a [ __ ] about your racist ass mother. I ain't submitting this [ __ ] YO, Y'ALL PICK ON A WHITE BUSINESS TRYING TO FLY HOME AND GO TO PRISON. PICK ON ME. >> And I ain't broke enough to put up with your [ __ ] >> PICK ON ME. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> PICK ON ME. I'll get I'll give her >> I promise to God shackles. >> Get them. We don't need them. I'll get you [ __ ] YOU WHITE ASS [ __ ] >> LET'S GO. LET'S GO. >> OH, let's pick on her. SHE TRYING TO GO TO PRISON. LET'S PICK ON HER. SHE TRYING TO SEND HER ASS back to prison. I don't give a racist. >> It's a special kind of career suicide to claim innocence while acting out right in front of a body cam. Her racist screams sound like a scratched record, making the officers unwilling spectators to this pathetic little play. Just >> No. No. No. No. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> You just racist. >> You were just racism. >> Easy. >> Yeah, I know. I'm not >> You're racist, [ __ ] I'M TRYING TO GO HOME. >> He's going to get shot. my cuffs. >> I'm all right. Let's go. Okay, LET'S GO. >> NO, we're not putting cuffs on our legs. >> Where's the door? Right here. Right here. These doors. I can't walk these doors. No. GO TO THE OTHER DOOR. OH, YEAH. >> Trust racist. >> Let the alarm go. >> Go ahead. Hold. Open the door. I got like this a long time. >> Yeah, I know. >> There we go. >> Push. Push. Racist. >> I know. I know. >> Racist. >> Okay. >> I hate I do, bro. I just want to go home. Please give me a >> Shooting herself in the foot and then blaming the gun is the fastest way to self-destruct. The officers had their hands full just trying to get this body cam star into the car while she continued her tirade about racism. >> I'm not fighting. >> Open up the back door. >> I'm not fighting. I'm not fighting. >> All right. Okay. Stand up. >> Stand up. Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I'm not fighting. >> Okay. All right. Stand up. Stand up. >> Don't shoot. >> No, we're not. >> We're not going to do that. >> Stand up. >> Don't take those off. >> No. Double lock. >> Never double lock. >> What's your name? >> Chassity. >> Yeah. >> Can you stand up? >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> Where? here. >> Right here. >> Hey, stop it before we go in. >> Just take them off. >> Danny, come on over here. >> No, we can't take those off now. >> I'm not racist. >> Hey, lift up your right leg. >> Lift up your right leg. I didn't want to go. >> We believe you guys. >> Lift up your left leg. >> I'mma be here. I'm racing. I do like this. >> Okay. >> Please do my juicy book. I'll follow the jail. Officer, my juicy book. My Juicy Baggy. >> One minute she's aggressive and the next she's begging for mercy when she realizes the patrol car doesn't offer room service. This late night regret only shows up when the price of her actions becomes crystal clear. Unfortunately for her, that door has already slammed shut. >> Got it. >> We got everything. >> We got your bag. >> Where's my juice bag? Show it. >> Okay, we'll show it to you. >> How much you had to drink? >> No. No. YOU NEVER GOT A QUESTION. >> OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. NOT ENOUGH. Let go of me. >> Not enough straight [ __ ] my camera. >> Come on. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> I will. Let's go. >> I did not go in. >> I stood around the room. >> Sit up. >> Sit up. >> I just want to go home. I do not. >> You'll get the opportunity to go home as soon as we get done. Get up. Get up in the chair. >> Sit up. >> Sit on the chair. >> I do. >> There we go. >> I do nothing because I agree with racism. Don't go big old me. >> I do nothing wrong. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. >> WHAT? >> Wait a minute. In the end, she was hauled off to jail to face charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and breach of peace. What do you think? Was it the alcohol or the delusions of grandeur that fueled this airport performance? This Karen has been hauled away, but it seems her prejudice has already taken root in the very staff working here. On April 23rd, 2023, police were called to handle an unbelievable disturbance caused by one of the airport's very own employees. The mystery behind her aggressive attitude and racist remarks is going to leave you absolutely stunned. >> She came through the door. Um, I see your ID and she kind of doesn't see her shirt. This is the third time we told her, "Hey, you got to have it on the outside of your shirt." Said, "Well, doing badges and bags." Bag verification and chicken bag. She asked why. And so we and I tried to explain to her again, but it seems like every time we have to explain to her why we're going to the bag, she goes, "Well, check the bag." >> What's going on? You want to come talk to me, ma'am? >> Huh? >> You want to come talk to me? >> For what? For what? I'm trying to get to work. I got >> Yeah, you got to you got to abide by the rules of the airport. >> I know that. >> So why are you doing that? >> I don't understand. I just walk in here. You don't understand what >> I walk in here. He's sweating me. I don't know where he's >> You have your BNA badge. >> Why would you do that? >> I cuz I can. Freedom of speech. >> Okay. Do you have your BNA badge with you? >> Huh? >> You have your BNA badge with you? >> Yes. >> Where is it at? >> I'm uploading my >> Well, you need to have it on your I need to see it. Huh? Ma'am. Ma'am, I need to see your BNA badge >> right here, man. >> Well, then get it out. >> Right here. Right here. Down. Right here. >> Get it out. Let me have it. >> Let me have it. >> You ain't get nothing from me, man. You just have to take me down. >> I ain't done nothing to nobody. Nobody. Just trying to get to work and he sweating me. >> What? >> Why you got so many keys? >> I got many cars. What you mean, man? >> Why you got so many cars? >> CUZ I WANT TO BUY THEM. I WANT TO BUY THEM. I BOUGHT HIM. Leave me a alone. What you going to do? What you going to do now? Now what the yall with me for? This the third time I came in here. I can't go TO WORK CUZ Y'ALL mother >> Well, you're about to lose your job if you keep Why are you being like this? >> Goodness. What kind of logic is this? Picking a fight with the very person holding the door open for you. If you want to keep collecting a paycheck, acting like that is the fastest way to the unemployment line. Truly, it's a move that couldn't get any more foolish >> acting this way. >> Y'all with me? This is the third time I CAME TO COMMENT ON MY JOB. SO, I'M LATE all the time cuz y'all mother >> leave me the alone. >> Leave me the alone. >> Have you uh finished your check of her? >> Haven't checked the bag. She dropped it and kicked it toward the check. All right. And that's what you were going to do before. >> All right. I'm I'm going to need your BNA badge. Okay. >> That means we need to give it so we can conduct our investigation. >> What? I ain't done nothing. >> All I did was walk through here. I ain't done nothing, man. >> Well, you're not. >> Everybody's subject to a search whenever they come through here. It says that when you do >> I ain't been going through this all of a sudden. I've been through it three times. What? Where? >> Anytime they're standing here, you're subject to that. And it says it in your test cuz you think you're being a test. >> Put it on news or whatever. >> Is this really worth losing your job over? Ask yourself that at the end of the day, cuz that's going to be the end result. You're going to lose your job over this. Okay. >> Y'all with me. All I do is walk through you. >> Nobody's nobody's doing anything to you any different than anybody else. There'll be another employee that come in right behind you and they're going to be subject to the same search. So ask before you keep talking, ask yourself, is this worth losing your job? I'm going to take your badge. So is it worth it being tough like this? Is it worth it? >> I haven't done it. >> Okay. Exactly. You came through this door. So we can ask you for your badge and your stuff. >> I showed that. >> Okay. So now give me your badge. >> Why? >> Because first of all, you can't have your password like you have right there on a piece of paper because that's a breach. >> What? >> You see your password right there? If you lose that, anybody can get through this door. So now, give me your badge, please. >> That's not what I can say. >> All right. >> Working at an airport and being completely clueless about the protocols. It's laughable. Turning a simple request for her ID badge into a highle security investigation is nothing short of career suicide. What on earth was she thinking? >> All right. So, I'm going to take your badge cuz you're not compliant with airport rules and regulations. Okay. That's airport property. So, if you don't give it up, that's technically theft. Okay. Yeah, I don't want to do that. >> I We got called to you because you're cussing them and not following by the rules. >> So, we're already being cool with you right now anyways cuz we can take you for disorderly. That's not even like up for negotiation. >> So, just be cool and hand us your bag. That's all that's all we're doing. That's all we're asking. Why are >> you taking my back? >> Cuz they just need to see it and they need to take that piece of paper out cuz you have your pin code on. See, hear me? Here's what happens. >> As you know, for everybody's safety in the airport, they got to have that >> badge. Everybody, >> but you need that badge to work, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what happens is they have to do a little paperwork. >> Some [ __ ] Some [ __ ] I really They got to do paperwork to allow you to work, but they can't. But listen to me. >> I ain't done nothing. I ain't done nothing. >> Let me know when you done a done nothing. >> Let me nothing. I ain't telling nothing at all. >> Are you done talking? >> You done talking? >> No, I'm not. >> I need you to listen. So, in order for you to work, they have to fill out some paperwork. You know, jobs always got paperwork, right? >> I already paid for pay for it. We got to fill up. >> I ain't I ain't doing all that. >> In order to fill that house, it's that bad. No. >> No. You son of a Y mother. >> Okay. >> Now give me my [ __ ] so I go home. >> All right. Give me your badge. >> Give me the badge. English paperwork. You can be on your way. >> We'll make a trade. You give me your badge. I'll give you your stuff. >> That's how that's got to go. >> All y'all ugly mother. >> You the one start this [ __ ] >> You should have left me alone. I don't know. I can't believe >> insisting on clutching that badge like it's some sacred treasure. She's gambling her entire career on a single mindless act. Once patience finally ran out, the officers had no choice but to use force to retrieve the prize. >> Your last chance or you're going to go to jail. Give me your >> what? >> Being disorderly. Look what you're doing. You're causing a sit so he can do the paperwork and he'll be on your way. >> You ain't got no money, man. >> Okay, >> there you go. Okay, so now he's going to do the paperwork. >> Give me my [ __ ] Give me my [ __ ] So I get the >> I'll give you your stuff. >> Give me my [ __ ] >> Back up. >> Yeah, touching me stars. Mother back. >> Give me my stuff. >> That was a smart move. >> Give me my stuff. >> Do not resist. >> Do not resist. Do not resist. >> Okay. He causing disturbance in the security of the airport. >> Okay. >> Give me my stuff, man. >> Relax. Relax. Okay. He's going to make sure that those don't tighten up on you. He's going to double lock them. Okay. Tighten. >> All right. If you gave us a badge, we could have done the fade work. That would have been the end of it. When you start causing a disturbance here in the airport, you secure area. You can't have that cuz you got one, two, three, four, five officers. >> Yeah, you got five officers being tied up with this. >> Okay. >> You got TSA trying to keep you secure. >> 42. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, I'll just do that. >> All right. >> All right. Do you have any things in your pockets? >> No. >> All right. I'm going check. >> Why are you doing this? What? Really? >> Yeah. >> Anything. >> So, >> anything. >> Your book is on the roof right by the driver's >> Give me my stuff. >> Y'all some Give me some. >> It's truly a shame to let alcohol lead you from being a gainfully employed worker to a defendant with a criminal record. All because of an ego that refused to compromise. She's personally set fire to her own future. >> That's a >> Hey, can you get that stuff out of the box? >> No. Right here. Right here. >> I'll get it some mother. >> I ain't done nothing to hurt anybody trying to get to work. >> Hey, get this mother. You see these mother You did this. Leave everybody the alone. You have no >> BNA for the suspect. >> Get off me. Mother always doing something. >> You got other fish to fry. Y'all me cuz I said something. I got a little So what I'm going to get that mother said it again. But I said it again. I said it again. >> Oh, so since we work at the airport, we have a different set of rules. >> I don't work there no more after this. After this, I ain't going to And you're happy about that? I'm not actually. I don't want to take anybody's job from you know come around cuz your day comes just a matter of time. >> In the end, she was arrested and faced charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. If convicted, no airport in the country will ever want to hire her again. In your opinion, was it the booze or just a caring personality that fueled this high-speed career crash? One employee just lost her job, but it seems the seeds of prejudice have already made their way onto the flight deck. On March 19th, 2024 at Tampa International Airport, a male passenger decided to turn an American Airlines cabin into his own personal wrestling ring. This bit of aggression is about to earn him a very rough landing straight into a police station. Oh yeah 79 police are here so just comply and we'll work out. All right, my man. >> As long as there's a lawyer for me. >> That's what will be legal. Legal legal. >> All right. All right, >> stand up. >> Help me. >> Bend your knees. Have you seen that? You know, >> go out. >> Go. Get out of the way. >> Get out of the way. >> Move. >> Yep. All right. >> Yeah. >> Hold on. Put your shoe on. >> Yeah. Fix this le against the wall. Spread your feet. >> I want a lawyer. I want a lawyer right now. >> I want a lawyer. I have money to back. >> All right. >> Other side. All right. You got it. You got a little more. >> Hey, you resist, man. It's going to get worse. >> I'm not even resisting, man. So, you heard me. Oh. No. >> It's honestly laughable watching a 29-year-old man try to use the Constitution as a shield for his own rudeness. From insulting the flight attendants to blaming his parents, he's putting on a pathetic performance as an overgrown child. Give me a break. >> All cops. Face the wall. Face the wall. Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet. >> More. More. >> I'm spreading it. >> I'm spreading it. >> Wait, let's walk nicely. Okay. >> Oh, why you don't have a walk? I thought I thought this is freedom of speech uh freedom of speech country and I did not I did not violently hit someone before me. I'm just Okay. >> No. What exactly happened? So, we were standing here morning. We heard people yelling down the driveway. We can't step off the pass on. Um, so people were like, "Hey, guys. Yur's yelling at some ladies, blah, blah, blah. On angry. >> They are in lockdown." >> Um, we got on, started talking to her, getting her face, pointing at her, just like, you know, what do you say? You're so disrespectful. And I said, "What?" I mean, what about >> Yeah. It's always the model. They treat me differently. They look at me. People with skin like you, your tummy skin and then of course the skin because you're always it's always you look at me and this is me and you turn the corner and they tell me it's this is our father. I think the guy was the guy that was his father and he walked away from his dad and was feeling up the >> It was the weirdest thing. in there. We got to find out. >> Sahil truly believes he's the center of the universe, doesn't he? After making a complete mess of the cabin, he has the nerve to play the racial victim card. It's just shameless, plain and simple. >> I was there. Sometimes a guy just makes it worse. >> Yeah. Now, by the time you got here, he was already getting pulled off by pass. >> No, I was there when before the whole case. >> Okay. So, when I got there was already trying my best to get him off. Yeah. So when as soon as I walked up the two guys start I remember the law but that has to do with him your bad guy your big guy. >> Yeah. But not like not not like calm down. >> Yeah. >> Basically the guy that got arrested, he said they were judging him based on how he looked and he was getting loud and pointing. He sat down. He was getting yelling. Uh they asked him if he wouldn't leave three or four times they asked him while these guys went on board and they said you got to leave he wouldn't leave his captain said you got to leave and I guess >> so how do you know him? >> He's my son. >> Okay. Do you know what was going on with him? >> Do you know why he was so angry? >> I have no idea when he entered. >> Were you on the plane with him or not? >> I was together. Okay. >> All the way. >> So, can you can you tell me what happened? >> Just by inside when we went inside, >> somehow on the back something they talked about it and then maybe he got a little >> talked about what? >> Uh, how can I say? Maybe something related to racism or something. >> Oh, directed toward him. >> Something like that. He must have heard about it and then he just got into argument. >> Okay. >> And then he went inside and then again he got into argument with somebody on the same issue and then >> California. >> Were you with him when this happened? >> All all the time. >> Okay. >> He is being arrested right now for battering cuz he did strike somebody in here. >> An entire flight was delayed just because of Sawill's impulsiveness. While his father tries to excuse it as discrimination, the police shut it down quickly with an arrest for assault. Talk about a cold reality check. >> The baggage office if it's open, I understand this is an international flight. Is that right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. They asked him to leave numerous times on the plane. >> Cuz he was yelling and screaming and he didn't wouldn't leave. And they asked the captain, the gentleman on the jet bridge went on and asked him to leave as well. he wouldn't leave so they had to escort him off and that's when it got physical. >> Yeah. Other passenger came first. So that's why I think got worse. >> He's going to go to jail. >> He has to bond out of jail if he wants to get out. >> Um and somebody has to pay money to make sure that he goes to court in the future to get him released from jail. Okay. If he doesn't post bond is what they call it and he stays in jail. So it's up to you. He could post bond himself. He has a probably a wallet cell phone with him. He could post his own bond or you can do it for him. >> So the flight attendants find him and he like something about people blah blah blah. So, one of the flight attendants continue boarding and the other flight attendant follows him to see like what's going on and he continues to get aggressive. So, they're like, "Okay, like now now you need to get off." But she's a female and he's obviously being aggressive. So, she's trying to her best to get him off. He's not getting off. So, >> did you get this on video? >> Yes. Okay. So then um >> I already know also someone said that he said that I was going to make everyone statement. >> Yeah. So he was at this point they put a saying law enforcement like this guy's being aggressive and we can't wait for whoever to come get him off like and this is getting bad. He comes and he tries to deescalate and he goes like this back and that stupid thing >> I got in there's the blonde >> that's that's him right there he's our >> verified gave the last cup He basically was the one that tried to help deescalate. And the guy like said and and the even the >> witness videos have completely exposed Sahill as the primary aggressor. Yet here he is having the audacity to argue about his driver's license and his rights as a citizen. He's clearly just trying to distract everyone from his initial violent behavior. >> Going to get set off and it just happened to be aren't even set off on him. >> So you have a California driver's license but your address is on >> this is in Florida. is in Florida. Is in Florida. >> But you have a California driver's license. >> That's right. And I'm also a USA naturalized citizen. >> And will you add that part? Will you add that part? What you say? >> Do you live in California or do you >> No, no, no. The address the address says Florida on it. Read your right. >> We are right. Read it the right way. >> I just want to see if you were. >> No. No. I'm saying I got hit. I got hit by I got hit one of those. I got hit by one of those. one of those. >> Okay. >> Air just >> air guest of the airplane. I pay you that much. >> I want to check his socks. >> I want to check his feet first. Make sure there's nothing in the socks. >> Pull off your uh belt. I want >> Take your shoes off. >> Take your shoes off. >> Yeah, I will. If you let it go, >> take off your shoes. >> Yeah. >> I got it. >> And we made sure that he was good on all. Yeah, >> that's my ticket, too. >> I'm not I'm not losing that ticket. Get that ticket back to me. >> Sit in the car. >> I had a fly ticket in the car. >> Sit down. >> Turn around. >> Louder voices. >> Watch your head. >> All right, Olson. >> In the end, the man was arrested and hauled off to jail on charges of disorderly intoxication and assault. Now, what do you think about the other passengers who lent a hand in getting this young man off the plane? I'd love to hear your take in the comments. That's a wrap for today. It's a chilling reminder that a single moment of racial animosity can dismantle a lifetime of achievement. When hate takes the wheel, the crash is inevitable. In this chaotic world, justice always arrives on schedule.