You have to leave. >> You'll get arrested. >> Do you want to get arrested? >> I'M NOT INTO TALKING. >> I TOLD YOU TO TALK TO THE BARTENDER. PLEASE HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. >> From a few classy drinks to a complete career meltdown, these six women turned the airport into a stage for their own madness. >> Unconscious on the toilet, passed out, pupils dilated, unresponsive. But once I kind of >> get ready, we're going from a few tipsy mistakes to some of the most shocking chaos you'll ever see. >> Yeah. >> What What did you have to drink? Do you remember? >> Um some wine. >> Just one wine, one glass. How many What are we talking? >> Starting on December 16th, 2024. One tipsy muse decided to turn a Dallas airport restroom into her own private hotel. After a few too many, she fell asleep right on the toilet, setting the stage for a very embarrassing confrontation. I'm grabbing her right now. >> I'm going to go apart. >> No issues. You're okay. Come on. >> Wait. Wait. >> You come from Dante. >> You come from Dante. The bar across. >> Yeah. You left your bag there. >> You have a colorful bag, right? >> Yes. Getting trying to get to Albuquerque. >> Let's Let's go outside. >> Let's go out here and stay out somewhere. Okay. >> What do you need? your backpack. >> We have your backpack already. >> We have you sit on the table and turn around. >> I'll make sure you don't fall. >> You're okay. >> You're okay. I know. They're here to help you. Okay. >> Let's go to Let's grab a seat over here. >> We're going to go sit down. Okay. >> Okay. We're going to sit down real fast. Okay. All right. here. Okay. You just know that you were at Decan it. You have a little bit to drink. >> Yeah. >> What did you What did you have to drink? Do you remember? >> Um some wine. >> Just a one wine, one glass. How many What were we talking here? >> Like two. He's here to help you. It's okay. >> Two. >> Two wines. Okay. >> Are you Where you from? Are you from this area or are you going to talk to me the first time? >> Where you from? >> Hey, Whitney. I'm going to leave cuz I have to go with my family. You're safe now. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you from the area, Whitney? >> She insisted she only had two glasses of wine, but her body was acting like she'd polished off the whole bottle. Unfortunately for her, witness accounts told a much messier story. >> Her unconscious on the toilet, passed out, pugles dilated, unresponsive. But once I kind of hit her and smacked her, >> she had she had two glasses of wine over here. >> There's got to be more than that. >> I know. I Cuz I have her bag. >> Okay. I looked through it for that pack. I didn't see like any any kind of medic. Well, no, not even address. Any kind of medications that she may have taken or anything. >> Okay. Well, I don't know her. I got to go. This is I got to go. >> No, you're fine. No, no, thank you guys for calling. Thanks for helping. >> She said she's trying to get to Albuquerque. Her name's Whitney and she's 32. So, >> can I leave her? >> Yeah, you guys. Yeah, you good. She's going to be staying with us. >> You got that ID? >> Hello. >> Hi. So, I got your I got your backpack from the bar earlier. Okay. Okay, >> just grab that ID for me. >> Still want EMS coming? >> No. >> Baker 2, can you cancel EMS? I send me a transport upper level 25. >> We'll get you your backpack here in a second. >> Copy. >> Baker 2, can you also open up reopen up that item that I was just on? It's gonna be her backpack. >> You can't find it. You can't find it. >> Okay. Whitney, you you traveling alone? Is Albuquerque home? >> Okay. What brought you to Texas? Are you on a layover? >> Yes. >> Okay. What time are you supposed to fly out? >> Why are you here? >> Okay. because >> you're you're pretty intoxicated right now, right? You you >> It was the perfect blend of stubbornness and a blood alcohol level through the roof. Thanks to a few helpful bystanders, this lady's little performance ended in a heavy cloud of alcohol breath. >> Okay. So, what's what's going to happen? Just stand up for me. >> Stand up. Stand up. Can you stand up? >> Okay. >> Yeah. We're going to take your We're going to take your jacket off of you. All right. Go ahead and take a jacket off. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, you're just going to be under arrest public intoxication. Okay. >> You're just going to sober up. Okay. All right. Thank you for getting this speeding ticket. The only thing is you're coming with us to sober up. All right. I'm going to get all your stuff. I got your I got your bag in the office. So, I'm going to take that out, too. See you guys. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah, you just got to go sober up. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right, let's go. >> I got a left. Beautiful bag in the area. Richard enough, they'll release you and you can have your book. Right now, you got to go sleep it off a little bit. A minimum of 4 hours. Okay. Now look at her. Wasted, sure, but at least she wasn't looking for a fight. It seemed she was just having a miserable day before even stepping foot on that plane. Wrong is still wrong, of course, but at least she kept a tiny shred of dignity >> toward the processing area. >> Just sit on right here. Okay, >> there you go. badge anymore. >> We're going to go to the front of this car real quick. >> Okay. >> You don't have anything on you, right? No. Okay. >> Negative. You did not bag your car back. >> You're going to face this car right here and just separate your feet. Okay. >> Separate your feet. This officer is going to patch you down. Okay. All right. We're going to go to the back seat. Okay. 9:00. You need help or you got it. Are you all right? >> No, I'm good. >> Come on. You got to step out. Okay. >> Put your this leg over here. There you go. Then the next one. >> All right. Now, I'm going to help you. Okay. You got it. Huh? Okay. There we go. Now, step out. There you go. There you go. All right. All right, come on. Let's walk. Okay, stop right here. We're going to face the door. All right, go ahead. Spread your feet for me. Face the door. There you go. Spread your feet a little bit more. You come out. I'm going to do it. You coming out? Okay, let me do it again with the back of my hand. Whitney was taken to the station and charged with public intoxication. She'll be spending at least four to six hours in a cell to sober up along with a fresh spot on the airlines blacklist. So, do you believe Whitney's two glasses story or do you think she drank the whole vineyard? Let me know in the comments. But instead of cooperating like this, our next lady was so gone she couldn't even put a sentence together. It's >> because I miss I'm just trying to go. On December 14th, 2024 in Dallas, another leading lady turned the airport lounge into her own ridiculous Broadway stage. With her blood alcohol level through the roof, her entitlement was cut short pretty quickly once the police arrived. >> And I saw her keep talking to one of my agents. I asked, "Did she seems to smell alcohol?" And then I went to talk to her. She's drunk. I told her to stop drinking cuz her flight leaves at 7:00. Drink water. And she went back to the bar. And now she came back and then uh she started yelling and coming towards me and saying that she needs she wants she needs an earlier flight and she needs to go now. And he started screaming and then I just stopped talking to her. >> When she went back to the bar, did she have another drink or >> her all the stuff are still at the bar? >> All her stuff over there. >> Where? >> Um there in the in the corner. >> Oh, I see. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. What? Do you have your flight information? >> I'm just trying to go. >> Do you have ID? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what what happened? >> U I'm some I'm from South Carolina. >> Okay. >> I just want to catch a flight from the the but you were at the wrong gate and then you missed it before, right? Because I have I have the I have the Where's only 28? I was looking at 28. I was like, "It's it's already time for 28." When they caught from 28, they were like, "It's already 27." I can't I >> You have your ID. >> I could not count 27 because it's already aborted. >> Grab your ID for me. With her brain basically soaking in booze, she actually thought screaming would make the plane turn around just for her. It seems all that alcohol made her lose her sense of geography along with her dignity. >> Why you breathe? >> Yeah. >> What's What's this right here? Sure. >> I'm just going to say because I'm just hold on. You got to breathe. You got to breathe. I'm from I'm from South Carolina. >> What about California? Cuz your ID says California. >> I have a DUI. I just got from >> You have a DUI? >> You put that back? >> Yeah. I'm really I'm everything. a member for free tomorrow. >> Oh my god. I know. Can you help? >> Can you help me? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> How much did you have to drink? >> No. Two. >> Two? >> Yeah. Yeah. Two. >> Is that the first time or the second time? >> No. Two. Two. >> Did you go back to the bar? Cuz they they told me that they were trying to give you some advice. Hold on. Hold on. I promise. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Stop. >> Yeah. >> They were trying to have you drink water. >> No. I promise. I promise. No. No. No. But you went back to >> dice. I promise I would have got >> Why is your stuff still at the bar? >> No, it's because from um when I had tried um the 2:30, he was already leaving with my my bag. I can't I can't believe why that's bad. >> Just take this take this off. Okay. And put and put that back in your bag. >> Yeah. No, of course. >> Who needs evidence when the suspect spills her entire criminal record right along with the smell of liquor? A genius move. If you're trying to hit rock bottom, let's see how she handles it when reality finally comes knocking. >> I got you. Thank you. >> For you. Okay. Elena, >> I got you. Turn around, please. >> Thank you. 134, right? >> So, hold on. >> No, no, you're okay. Okay. >> Yeah, she's she's got her stuff over there >> for one wait. >> No. >> So, look, I'm placing under Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'll place you under arrest for public talks. >> Okay. All that's going to happen is that you're going to sober up the jail. You have a ticket for tomorrow around noon. Okay. You're going to sober up at the jail and you're going to fly out tomorrow. Okay. >> We But we're recording. 134. >> No, I'm I'm I'm with you. I pro I promise. I'm with you. I'm not I'm not You're going to sober up the jail. >> I promise. I promise. No, no, no. Oh, sorry. Sorry. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yes. >> What did you take? Um, ibuprofen. >> You Oh, you just took ibuprofen. That's it. >> Yeah. I um 100. >> Okay. >> Regret always shows up late to the party, doesn't it? Forget about her missed flight. The state has already booked her a long-term vacation behind bars. >> Yeah. No, I I because I >> No. >> Yeah. >> No, >> it's it's equal to the speeding ticket. The reason why you're coming with us cuz I need you to sober up. >> No, you're But regardless though. >> Yeah, regardless, you're going to jail. >> Oh, okay. No, it's not. >> You'll be all right. No, it's not. It's It's I don't mind. I don't mind. I don't mind. >> I know. I want to maintain positive control of you. Okay. Holy my suck. Leave me. Please. >> I got you. We're going to go step. We're going to step in front of the police car. Okay. >> Please. >> Watch your step. Okay. There's a curb here. Hey. Hey. Watch your step. Step down. >> Step down. Watch your step. Watch your step. >> From South Carolina. >> No, you're not in South Carolina. >> No. Please. >> No. Please. Ma'am. >> No. Okay. Okay. >> Over here. >> All right. Spread your feet for me. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do a quick search of your person. All right. >> No. The car. >> Go ahead. >> I can't. I can't. Where do I see? >> Right here. Right here. Just look at the windshield. >> Please tell me. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Look at the windshield. >> Okay. Please tell me to >> listen. Listen to me real quick. Okay. I'm over here. >> Hey, just listen. Okay. Just listen. I'm going to search you with the back of my hand. Okay. >> Please. I'm I'm I wanted to bring >> Okay, just go. Just go. She's totally too drunk to understand. >> Even the officers gave up because you just can't talk sense into someone that far gone. Drunk to the point where she couldn't even finish a sentence. Honestly, it's just pathetic. >> Hey, come on. Come on. Step in. >> It's understandable. >> Still get your left foot in there. camera disturbance 14 area two Hispanic males in the brown jacket sweatshirt they were physically fighting or because they are no longer fighting they're just 100% can I won't talk to nobody until I get the >> that's somebody got the 652 >> Baker 2 uh Fen 1069. >> 1069. Yeah. Let me just get a picture of that. We have footage of them actually fighting now. Yeah, she's got she's got some some issues. DWI and >> everything else going on. >> O2 or DWI already. >> Yeah, sure. We got a DWI. >> You know, in life, there's just winners and they're losers and you guys are obviously one of the losers. >> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Mhm. You okay? >> No. >> What's wrong? >> No. >> What's wrong? >> Breathe some. >> You need to just breathe. Okay. >> Imm. There you go. Breathe. Just like that. Just like that. >> Our final lady was hauled off to jail and charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct. She'll have all night to think about her life choices in a cell and maybe, just maybe, get a new ticket tomorrow if she manages to sober up. The lesson here, if you actually want to catch your flight, stay off the bottle. But believe it or not, that meltdown was actually mild compared to the woman who got dragged out of the airport in this next clip. >> What happened? >> You said they hit you. >> Yeah. Thanks. On June 27th, 2024, another tipsy muse decided to turn the airport jet bridge into her own private fortress. After being kicked off her flight for having one too many, she dug her heels in and put the officer's patience to the ultimate test. >> The female, there's a supervisor there and an ops agent and I think she's refusing to leave. I heard him call and just came here to watch. >> Thank you. >> This is our lady right here. >> Yes. >> All right. >> You going not leave. >> How you doing, man? >> I'm officer Vasquez from the airport police. >> They're asking you to leave the jet bridge. Ma'am, >> you ready to go? >> What happened? >> He said they hit you. She tried. She tried. >> All right. You have to leave now. You have to leave the jet bridge. >> You have to leave. >> Leave now. >> You get arrested. >> Do you want to get arrested? >> You don't mind? All right. Come on. You got to go. >> It was the perfect mix of high alcohol levels and low class defiance. She actually had the nerve to ask why she was being called drunk, all while slurring her words in the least sober voice imaginable. One second. And she's playing nice and the next she's completely flipped the script. >> Wait, why not? No, no, no, no. This guy This guy behind me, this guy behind this is >> You're drunk. You got to get off the jet bridge. Come. >> I'm not. >> You are very drunk. You have to get off the jet bridge. Come. >> How come you said it? >> Come. Come. >> How come? Um, this way. >> Ma'am, >> how come you say it? >> Ma'am, you have to leave now. >> Okay. Okay. How come this say? >> What? >> How come you said that I'm drunk? >> You're drunk. Let go of this and you have to leave. Ma'am, come on. You got to go. >> One moment, >> ma'am. No, no, no. There's not one moment. You got to go. All right, ma'am. If you don't leave right now, you're going to get arrested for trespassing. >> Enjoy. Enjoy, >> ma'am. All right. I tried to tell someone. >> Yes, I did. I tried. >> Putting your finger in my mouth. In my hand. >> Ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> Ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> Ma'am, let go of this bar and put your hands behind your back. >> Ma'am, let go of the bar and put your hands behind your back. >> Come on. Sir, you fill out a statement for us. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She just wouldn't leave the jet bridge. Was holding on. Disorderly intoxin trespass. >> He's going to do a statement for us. >> Just disorderly intoxin trespass. I told her she had to leave. >> She grabbed the bar. She wouldn't let go. Okay. >> She doesn't want to go. She's definitely drunk. >> Are you so sure? >> I'm very sure, man. >> When she didn't get her way, the theatrics really started. Instead of just walking out, she decided to let her legs go on strike, using her dead weight to challenge the officers. >> You going to walk, ma'am? >> Yeah. Whatever you do, just >> Yeah, I can bring one. >> I haven't tossed her or anything. >> Yeah, I'll I'll do it when we get over there. car and transport. >> Uhhuh. >> Sure, I'll do it. >> Yeah, I'll write it up. >> Whatever you guys need. >> I don't have a car, but I could go with whoever. He's going to get in a wheelchair. >> I don't need the wheelchair. Just don't. >> No, I'm cool. >> Just She's just there. Not She didn't want to You want to sit down? Sit down. Put your feet out. >> Put your feet out. >> Put your feet out. >> Put your feet out. >> No, >> ma'am. I'm I'm going to charge you with I'm going to charge you I'm going to charge you with resisting. All right. >> Just get out. >> I told you put your hands behind your back too on the jeopard. You didn't want to listen. Here, put your feet out. Sit down and put your feet out. >> Look how much Oh, >> yeah. >> Uhhuh. They're not that tight. >> What? Yeah. >> Sit up. Yeah. Put her feet out. >> Yeah. Thanks. >> Yes. >> There you go. >> Someone else to throw herself out of it. All right, ma'am. I got >> No. No. It's not okay. >> Well, you did this to yourself, ma'am. >> I asked you to leave, ma'am. They asked you to leave. >> I wanted to leave, too. >> Yeah. Well, you didn't listen. >> Yeah. Listen to who? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> Or the flight crew. >> Yeah. >> Who's listening to you? >> Yeah. Well, yeah. >> Now you're going to jail, ma'am. >> It's a lovely combination of a toddler's tantrum and a first class ticket. Congratulations, honey. You just upgraded yourself from a public nuisance to a bonafide criminal. Truly, this level of delusion has no rival. Good. >> You get a alarm on the door shortly in here. >> Put it on. >> I'm going to charge it to RESISTING WITHOUT VIOLENCE. JUST put her HANDS BEHIND HER BACK AND SHE TENSED UP and >> Okay. >> She was like holding on to the Jeopardy bar. >> Put it on my lips a lot. And Yeah. >> No, no, I haven't got anything. >> Yeah, >> of course. >> I can tell. I can tell >> your ID's in here, ma'am. Or is it on you? >> No. Can you Can you please do it? >> Where's your ID, ma'am? Identification. >> Unless you're going to open my >> Oh, I am going to open it. I'm just trying to find out where it is to make my life a little easier. >> Oh, can you just take >> We can We can sit if you want. >> Yeah. >> Control. >> I'm 10:15 here. Uh, trespassing. She's drunk and disorderly. And I have an Illinois ID card. Yeah, the guy in the jeopardy she said I guess she she swung at him too. >> I just don't have a car. >> They denied her boarding and she just wouldn't leave. Um >> yeah, like I said, I got there. I'm like, you got to go. And she literally held on to the bar and wouldn't let go. >> Okay. That little bit of cooperation we saw, that was just because she was backed into a corner. She waited until the very last second, the pat down, to use whatever energy she had left to flex on the very people who had her in total control. >> There you go. >> What's hurting? >> No, just take it off. >> I'm not taking it off. That's not happening. >> Just relax cuz I'm trying to help you. Okay. >> Until I kick you. >> Yeah. You kick it, you're going to be in a whole lot more trouble. >> Yeah. >> You're not kicking anymore. >> Wa wa wa. >> You're getting charged with resisting as well for the way you're acting. >> Ma'am, >> don't do it, ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> All right. You're going to get charged with battery in a second. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> You're going to get charged with battering a police officer. Do you understand what I'm what I'm saying? Stop. >> Oh, he's not going to do it. >> There you go. >> Just Just take the dog. I >> If you stop struggling, ma'am, it would be a lot less painful. Just relax. >> Control. >> You got it. >> I'm about to put you in the car. Do it again or you get charged again. Got it. >> Get those handcuffs on or pat it down. Let's get her on the >> Illinois 22. >> I down real quick. Good. >> All right. Come on. Let's go. I can. Yeah. Let's go. Straight. >> Yeah, >> man. You're getting charged with like I said, this is how she was from the beginning. >> Instead of playing it smart to catch a break, she went all in on stupidity, making sure her criminal record would be as grand as possible. She walked away with charges for public intoxication, resisting arrest, and criminal trespass. The internet absolutely lived for this when it went viral. And here are a few thoughts from the peanut gallery. It's embarrassing to see a fellow senior act that way. She's old enough to know better. Dear drunk people, we all know you're drunk. You're not fooling anyone. Sincerely, all the sober people. It's so funny when drunks get offended for being told they're drunk. So, what do you think of her little show? Drop a comment below. But listen, getting dragged out was the easy part. Our next Karen takes it to a whole new level, turning the entire airport into an absolute war zone. >> I told you three times, TERRY AND >> YEAH. DON'T care about my [ __ ] I DON'T CARE. I JUST WANT TO GO HOME. >> On May 14th, 2021, one very overserved passenger decided to play the poor victim after being denied boarding. It was a clumsy attempt at gaslighting the officers, and let me tell you, it failed miserably. MA'AM, >> HE WAS SAD. >> MA'AM, KEEP CHOKEOLDED ME. >> MA'AM, WHAT'S YOUR NAME? I'M officer off. >> He threw ME TO THE GROUND. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> MY NAME IS TERRY ANNE BLUES. YOU >> WANT TO COME OVER here and we'll talk. Okay. >> I WANT THE MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT HERE. WHO SAW ME? JOKING. WHO SAW HIM CHOKE ME TO THE GROUND? WHO SAW ME? I saw you run through the door when you weren't supposed to. He choked ME TO THE GROUND. >> MA'AM, LET'S GO OVER HERE. MA'AM, >> I'M A WOMAN IN A DRESS. >> MA'AM, LET'S GO OVER HERE. >> MA'AM, let's go over here. Okay. >> YOU I WANT SOME HELP. I DON'T WANT IT NOW. >> MA'AM, NO. >> STAY OVER HERE. >> THAT GUY THREW ME TO THE GROUND. WHO? RAISE YOUR [ __ ] HAND. >> MA'AM, CALM DOWN. >> NOBODY WANTS TO STAND UP FOR ME. >> MA'AM, what is your name? I told you three times. TERRY AND BLUES. >> OKAY. >> NOW, who's going to stand up for me? >> SOMEBODY SAW HIM CHOKE ME. HOLD TO THE GROUND. SOMEBODY STAND UP FOR ME. >> MA'AM, calm down. >> I'M GOING TO SHREPORT, LOUISIANA TO MY GREAT AUNT'S FUNERAL. >> MA'AM, >> NOW. GOD DAMN IT. >> GET ME SOMEBODY THAT CAN HELP ME. >> MA'AM, I'm here to help you. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT HELPING ME. >> I'm here to help you. >> No, you're not helping me. >> Ma'am, I can help you if you calm down a little bit. Okay. >> That guy choke holding me. WHERE IS MY LUGGAGE? >> MA'AM, >> EVERYBODY TOOK MY STUFF. >> MA'AM, calm down. >> I can help you if you calm down. >> HE THREW ME TO THE GROUND. >> I UNDERSTAND THAT. SO, >> NO, THERE'S CAMERAS. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? Oh my god. >> She screamed her head off, hoping the noise would drown out the smell of liquor on her breath, but things really started to heat up when witnesses confirmed she was the one who tried to gate crash her way through security. >> So, did you guys deny her flight? >> Okay, so she came over here screaming at me. I told, "Are you going to Tyler? I work in Tyler." Tyler, no. You don't do a You are not doing a [ __ ] Then she come over here with attitude and she went over the report flight and we told her to sit down and calm down. She cannot be doing this drama around and everybody was looking at her. Then when we start the boarding process um she she just jumped on Marie saying man you okay to to board now and she started like acting like crazy but she was screaming and >> how are you? >> So what happened? >> So she was >> I was walking up soon as I saw saw >> she was making a ruckus over there in front of the thing. when we were boarding and uh she came up behind us to get in a boarding line and it wasn't her group. I guess the lady right here told her to she couldn't board and she was fussing and making a leave me alone. >> What's your name? >> My name is Terry. >> Terry, calm down and breathe. >> No. >> Let's go have a seat. >> No. >> CAN YOU HOLD IT? >> THIS GUY CHOKE HOLDING ME. LOOK AT THE CAMERAS. >> OKAY. >> He threw ME TO THE GROUND AND CHOKEOLDED ME. ANOTHER PASSENGER. >> Do you know WHAT HE >> BECAUSE THAT WOMAN AT THE RESERVATION JUST SENT HIM ON ME. >> Do you know what the passenger looks like? >> Yes, I do. >> Do you Where's your stuff at? >> He said THEY TOOK IT. I DON'T KNOW WHERE MY I DON'T KNOW WHERE MY STUFF IS. OH MY GOD. I'M JUST TRYING TO GET TO MY GREEN DANCE MEMORIAL SERVICE. GOD, >> you want to walk through the water? Okay. Come on. >> Here. >> Let's have you sit down. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. I'M NOT. NO. >> NO. OKAY. YEAH. MOVE that way. Come on. T Let's Let's walk with me. Okay. Here. >> I'm going to take you to get some water. Let's walk with me. Okay. You want to go get some water? Okay. >> That's a water fan over here. Okay. You want to get some water? >> Sure. >> Yeah. Everybody, THANK YOU FOR STICKING UP FOR ME. >> OKAY. EVERYBODY THAT SAW THAT PASSENGER CHOKEOLD ME AND TH CHOKEHOLD me and threw ME TO THE GROUND. THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME [ __ ] >> Being stubborn and delusional is never a bright idea at an airport. Honestly, if she really cared about getting to that late aunt's funeral, she probably wouldn't have acted like a total nightmare. >> THEY ALL SAW IT. THEY ALL SAW IT. >> HE'S STILL THERE IN THE DOOR. THE GUY THAT CHOKE holding me. >> Terry. Okay, Terry. Okay, here. Get some water. >> Yeah, don't care about my [ __ ] I DON'T CARE. I JUST WANT TO GO HOME. >> TERRY, >> I didn't deserve this. I didn't [ __ ] deserve this. I really didn't. >> I know. >> Three, Terry. >> I I'VE HAD ENOUGH. I I DIDN'T DESERVE THIS. OKAY. YEAH. OKAY. Keep breathing. >> Keep breathing. >> It's not fair. I >> keep breathing. T >> That girl at the reservation desk, she did it. She sent him on me. I had >> I didn't do anything wrong. I checked in. I asked for an early check in. >> Okay, you're fine. You're going to get on the next available flight. We're going to see if we can get you on another flight. Okay. >> No, I need to be on the street for a flight. This my cousin's meeting me to take me out to dinner. >> Okay, you >> is a very important man. My dad was a very important woman. >> Is this your stuff? >> God damn it. Please get ME ON THIS FLIGHT. >> IS THIS YOUR STUFF? RIGHT. >> Is your >> Is your driver's license in here? >> Driver's license in that area. >> Yes. What are you going to run a report on me? Yeah, it's in there. >> Can I get it? Are you >> Go ahead. >> Here. Keep breathing. I'm not playing games here. I need to get to my dad's funeral. >> Drink some more water. Keep breathing. Drink some water. Push it. Here. >> No. Why aren't you talking TO THAT GUY THAT CHOKEOLDED ME? >> The officers ARE THERE. >> HE'S A PASSENGER. HE HAD NO RIGHT. He's not a police officer. He was a PASSENGER WITH HIS WIFE that chokeholded me right there. Everybody saw it. >> Okay. >> Why is nobody investigating? >> Just look around. Not a single soul is lifting a finger to help because honey, you earned those handcuffs. Instead of support, all she got were mocked laughs and a sea of cameras live streaming her pathetic little drama. >> No, I don't need to explain WHY THAT GUY CHOKE HOLDING ME WHEN HE'S A PASSENGER. AND NOBODY HERE STOOD UP FOR ME. NOBODYING TOOK A REPORT. NOTHING. >> IT'S ALL ON CAMERA. >> YOU BET I'M GOING TO GET IT. >> OKAY, >> I'll I'll request it. Yeah. >> I request every surveillance CAMERA IN THIS GODDAMN AIRPORT. >> I JUST WANTED TO GET her drink information out of me. >> Okay. >> And why nobody stood up for me. WHY NOBODY SAW IT. EVERYBODY SAW IT. >> NOBODY WOULD STAND UP AND SAID THIS GIRL WAS CHOKEOLDED BY A PASSENGER. >> SHAME ON ALL OF YOU. >> TERRY, CALM DOWN. >> I don't give a >> Terry. Calm down. Calm down. THAT'S WHY AMERICA IS [ __ ] GOING TO THE DOGS CUZ NOBODY WANT OH, I'M being arrested for being chokeold. Please, SOMEBODY FILM THIS. PLEASE, SOMEONE FILM THIS. >> Being recorded, man. >> Please, SOMEONE FILM THIS. PLEASE. >> YOU WANT to lock it? >> Yeah. >> God damn it. Please, someone. >> It's being recorded, man, by both of us. All right. >> I didn't do anything. I have to get on this plane. Why am I being held? WHY? >> THAT GUY CHOKE HOLDING ME. YOU'RE HOLDING ME FOR MY FLIGHT. SOMEONE PLEASE RECORD THIS. PLEASE, >> SARAH. Take a step up and scoop back. >> You're trying to help. >> Take a step up and scoot back. >> No, I'm not going to. You said you would help me. >> I'm trying to HELP YOU. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> I'M TRYING to help you. >> You're too faced. >> You're [ __ ] too faced. >> There we go. Sit back. >> Stop. You're hurting my >> TERRY. >> GODDAMN WRIST. >> YOU HAVE TO SIT BACK, TERRY. >> FIX THEM. >> TERRY, SIT BACK. >> NO, I'm not going to till you fix them. You're cutting into my wrist. >> Terry, >> no. YOU FIXED THE [ __ ] HANDCUFFS. >> TERRY, WE'RE ABOUT to roll. >> No. Wait. You told me you would help me. >> Ma'am, sit down. Okay. >> They're cutting INTO MY WRIST. GODAMN YOU [ __ ] >> MA'AM, STOP. OH MY GOD, there's three of them. You [ __ ] [ __ ] I [ __ ] hate this. I [ __ ] hate America. LEAVE ME ALONE. >> SHE WAS hauled off to the squad car, spewing vile racist slurs and even threatening to call the president. That kind of audacity only serves to make her eventual sentence a whole lot flavorful. >> Yeah. Oh, you [ __ ] Let go of me. >> Please let go. >> Said E38. >> OH, MY ARMS HURT SO BAD. PLEASE LET GO OF ME. >> OH, you [ __ ] liar. LET GO OF ME. >> CALM DOWN. >> Take it easy. >> No. Deep breath. >> JUST LET GO. GOD DAMN IT. PUT MY LEGS DOWN. >> IF WE PUT HIM DOWN, YOU'RE GOING TO DRAG THEM. >> Are you going to hold them up? Put that down. THIS IS SO WRONG. >> Please help me. Please. Please. Please. I WANT TO CALL MY LAWYER. I HAVE A LAWYER. >> CALL YOUR LAWYER. >> I have a [ __ ] LAWYER. GOD DAMN IT. HELP ME. >> NO. >> I'VE NEVER BEEN IN JAIL. I'M NOT INTO TALKING. I TOLD YOU TO TALK TO THE BARTENDER. PLEASE HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. PLEASE HELP ME. LET GO OF THESE COPS. >> YOU NEED TO STEP UP. You need to step up. >> I WILL STEP UP. JUST LET GO OF THE COPS. They're killing me. >> I I can't do anything. >> You stand up on your own. >> JUST LET GO OF THE COPS. >> STAND UP ON YOUR OWN. YOU stand up on your own. >> Stand up and step in. Okay. >> Take your left foot and put it up there. OKAY. >> LET GO OF THE CUFFS. >> WE'RE NOT TAKING the cuffs off. >> I'M NOT [ __ ] DOING ANYTHING UNLESS you let go of these. [ __ ] >> I CAN'T DO I CAN'T DO TAKE THEM OFF. >> TAKE HIM OFF. YOU DIDN'T EVEN TALK TO THE BARTENDER. >> MAN, TAKE A STEP UP. I CAN >> NO, I'm not. I DON'T CARE. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> Her behavior was so ridiculously defiant that the officers could only sigh in exhaustion. It was like babysitting a 62-year-old toddler having a tantrum. She stayed aggressive in jail until the booze wore off and she had to face the music. Disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and public intoxication. By now, millions of people have witnessed her humiliating downfall. And here is one of the most savage comments from the crowd. It amazes me that people are not embarrassed to act like this. Forcing her to watch this after she soers up should be part of her restitution. It might help her realize that alcohol isn't her friend. This isn't an alcohol problem. This is a horrible person problem. But that's just what I think. How about you? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Now that the chaos has settled, stay tuned for the most expensive wakeup call of this traveler's career. You won't want to miss this. On March 8th, 2024, another tipsy muse decided to turn a Tampa airport bar into her own messy runway. What started as a high-spirited goodbye quickly spiraled into a legal nightmare when she chose to push the officer's buttons. >> She's now causing >> disturbance using I did not pass. I did that. Um, >> okay. You flying to Chicago? >> I'm good. Yes. >> Okay. What time does your flight? >> Um, 7:56 and I'm mad because he's being mean as hell. >> Okay. Well, >> I get it. I flew to Chicago and I understand that Latinos don't like black [ __ ] >> in the area and that way is with them and they won't >> cuz we have to then like they mean >> I get that. I get that what I would do whenever I was tell you when they do that [ __ ] they be me. >> This is embarrassing. Can I get it like a little second? >> Yeah. >> I just Can you back up? >> Yeah. when the military didn't give a [ __ ] about you person. >> What about me? >> Well, >> that's what I'm saying. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm military, too. I'm a veteran. >> Okay. I'm embarrassed, so I don't want to walk this walk of shame. >> Well, just a short walk. Just walk right over here. >> Grab your purse and I'll follow you. >> Well, you got my purse. Get me out of here. >> Okay. >> Get me out. >> Who cares about dignity when you can't even walk straight? And pulling out a military ID to cover up a drunken mess. Honey, you didn't just lose this round with the police. You lost the person you used to be. >> I have a whole [ __ ] flight, bro. >> They didn't have a chance. >> Have a flight. I can't I can't pay my flight. >> No. No. Okay. >> Dad, I had to go through that [ __ ] You hear me? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> No. No. You don't just help me balance. That's all I >> I get that. >> All right. >> I get that. >> All right. Where you from? >> I'm from where? >> Damn. I might not make my fight. >> Yeah, we're going to work on that. >> Please. >> All right. Come on. RELAX. RELAX. OH, COOL. >> If we do, you going to fall. >> T36, we're about to get on the shuttle here. It's going to be the red. We're going to the main terminal. All right. Come on now. You're losing. This door won't open. This door won't open. This door won't open. Come on. Over here. This door won't open. Come on. >> Please. Yeah. >> All right. We going to help you. >> Dude, do not put this [ __ ] >> Nothing on paper, bro. >> No. No. God. >> Okay. All right. Come on. >> We're going to let you sit right here. >> Tell you. >> No. Right here. Come on. Sit down. >> Can I tell you? >> Yeah. Just sit down right here. We going to let you sit. sit down. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Hi, [ __ ] >> When she didn't get her way, this lady decided to pick a fight with the entire world. She acted like she was the center of the universe. But unfortunately for her, the transit police don't have time to babysit a grown woman. >> 316 in the military go. And I'm going through it. I'm going through it. I am going. I'm going. >> Hey, I'm going. Hey, >> do you do you live here in Florida? >> What I'm saying is that I want none out in my city. >> We not coming to your stuff. We >> Why are you asking? >> So we can get you a cab Uber so you can go. Get in my purse. >> We not taking your purse. Come on. >> Stop. Come on. Stand up. >> Don't get in my purse. >> You're not going in your purse. Come on. >> I was like, I like you. >> We just helping. >> Oh, first of all, >> damn. >> Come on. All right, that's enough. Relax. Relax. Yeah, >> we had a little too much. We're going to try to find her cab or something. >> Embarrassing as [ __ ] >> Can you stop? >> You got to walk straight and then we >> Okay. >> All right. >> But there's no one that can come and get you. >> I take care of my friend. >> All right. Come on. You hear me? I'm not no like little [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Come on. Easy, easy, easy. >> I'm not no like little [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> She insisted she wasn't average. And she was right about that because no average person works that hard to self-destruct and blow their last chance to get home. It was truly a masterclass in stupidity. >> Come on up. You're good. Come on. >> I love you. >> Lean her over. Come on. Let's get this backpack off of you cuz you falling all over the place. >> Make your body feel. >> Wow. So, [ __ ] >> He's got one in custody. >> Oh, God. >> We're going to walk. >> Okay. I'm sorry. God damn. >> Stand up. Stand up. Come on. Walk. You want to take it through? >> Make me look like a dumb [ __ ] >> No, you don't. You're not. >> All right. Handle. No. No. >> We have to take care of you. >> I complain about >> I'm so caught. I'm caught. >> Relax. >> You're going to lose your job. >> Relax. >> Okay. >> Relax. >> You going to lose your [ __ ] >> Relax. >> Okay. >> Yes. Go. You're going to lose your job. >> You're going to lose your job right now. >> I did everything. >> Relax. >> I did everything. I literally have done everything. >> Okay. >> What's her name? >> Amber. >> Amber. >> I've done everything. >> Okay. What I'm saying is >> you have he me. >> I'm trying. >> Well, he couldn't help me. >> Yeah. >> My bad. >> Relax. >> Relax yourself. >> The whole thing ended with a bitter phone call when the police had to break the news to her mother. Instead of picking up her daughter in Illinois, mom got the news that Amber was busy getting acquainted with the bars at the Orient Road Jail. >> Or what do we know? Uh he's taking her for a disorderly business arrest. >> Okay. >> Is that mom? >> Mama was calling right. >> Call mom. >> Calling mama. >> Okay. >> Man, you come back and you call. >> Uh no. Hello. Hello. >> Supposed to leave. >> Hello. So, this is Officer Jones with the Tampa Airport Police Department. Okay. Um, we came in contact with >> She was at a bar at Airside F and she was very intoxicated. So, she wouldn't she wasn't compliant at all and she's a out of control. So, she's going to have to be taken down to Orient Road Jail. We uh we tried to ask her for a ride if there was anybody to come and get her and >> there for a job. So that's why she's in St. Pete. >> What's the next step? >> Uh she'll be in the custody of the Hillsboro County Sheriff's Office. We're the airport police. >> We take them down and the sheriff takes care of him at the jail. So yeah, she's got about eight It's a drunken disorderly charge. So she's got about eight hours before she can sober up. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, >> okay. >> All right, sir. Well, well, thank you so much for that information. I was calling cuz she was supposed to be flying out >> to Illinois and she getting celebrating. Okay. All right. >> Yeah. She just uh unfortunately >> things like this happened. She had one too many. She wouldn't leave the bar. She was drunk and loud. We tried to talk to her. We actually did get her to leave the bar and then she was just too much and yelling and screaming. So we we had to do what we could. >> She was held for 8 hours to sober up and when she finally came too, she had to face charges for disorderly conduct and public intoxication. What's your take on Amber constantly hiding behind her veteran status to excuse her behavior. Now she's just starting to feel the regret. But our next passenger took things even further by trying to shove a flight attendant right off the plane. On August 1st, 2023 at Tampa airport, a manic passenger turned a routine flight into a total disaster. Between her bizarre behavior and that inflated ego, she left the police with no choice but to step in immediately. >> Right there. >> Yeah. >> She opened it. >> No. And uh and then she tried, I guess, numerous times to come off and go out the door of the jail. >> Is it cuz she was intoxicated or what's the >> They said she wasn't drinking. >> Oh, someone told us she's intoxicated. Well, I mean, I haven't physically seen her yet. This is coming from a >> She was under the influence of something. She tried to leave the secure area, so I tried to grab onto her. She shoved me, so I shoved her back to keep her out of the security. >> Do we have an idea of her motives or >> I don't know if it was just under the influence. I don't know if something else is going on, but you can't shove. >> Need to talk to you a little bit. >> Yeah. >> Uh, let's go back over here by the waterfront. >> You okay? What's going on with you? What's going on? >> I can't even explain it. But >> but stand right here. Stand right here by the water. >> Uh what? >> You said you're not okay. Why aren't you okay? >> Because I have an ex who is like psychotic like out for me. So there you go. >> Do you have your ID? Can I see your ID real quick? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Uh can you explain to us what happened on the airplane? Uh, apparently you had a couple you had a couple steps that that you that you take took inside the airplane. >> You copied the information from New Hampshire. >> Yeah, you did a couple things in the airplane that aren't normal and that's why we're talking to you. >> No, I have an ex psychotic Nancy Henry. >> Okay. Well, forget your ex. >> What happened? What happened on the airplane? That's what we're concerned about. >> Nothing. Like I'm good. like as >> she don't remember trying to open doors or anything like that. David Edwards, >> she actually tried to use her love life as a distraction from a federal aviation offense. Even with her eyes glazed over, she kept insisting she was just fine. The audacity reached a whole new level when she thought simply changing her shirt would erase the fact that she'd just threatened hundreds of lives. >> The crew says that you tried to go out the back door a couple times. Remember trying to open any doors? I don't like that. Are you Are you on any medication? >> Yeah, I am. >> This is like >> I'm sorry. >> No, this is weird. Yeah, they're in my We'll take a 29. >> Where'd you come in from? >> Manchester, New Hampshire. >> Okay. Are you flying back out? >> No, I'm flying here for 3 weeks to be with my best friend and their friends. >> Okay. This is hilarious. >> There's somebody here to pick you up. No, I have to Uber. It's my best friend's phone, which is in my phone, which >> All right. Have you already called him? >> I don't know. >> Well, let me ask you. Are you Are you on something like maybe medication? Did you >> I am on medication. >> Did you over medicate yourself? Maybe. >> Is it possible? No. >> Okay. >> Okay. How What is that supposed to be? Now, >> maybe you took a little too much cuz uh what we're told is not normal. That passengers do what we told you supposedly did. >> What did I do? >> You tried to go out the back door a couple times, try to get out out of the airplane without the people already off the airplane. >> Well, I think it seems a little more like something to you because of your level of inebriation. You're kind of surprised by it. But if you look at it from our point of view, what happened requires a little conversation. And so far so good. Everything appears good, but we want to make sure you're safe. If you need help, you don't need any medical help at all. >> I am actually dumping right now on this whole thing. And by the way, you your little comments like that is [ __ ] because like >> you don't need anything like listen listen. She admitted to being on medication, but denied she'd taken too much, even though her mind was clearly on another planet. The officers tried to be gentle, but all they got in return was a face full of screaming defiance. >> Back to New Hampshire. >> Okay, >> that's what I want to make sure you're okay to do. That's >> make sure when you come back, you got to be not intoxic. That's just a friendly reminder. You don't have to do it, but you would be in your best. >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. We're wasting so much time. >> We're wasting too much time. >> My suitcase. That's >> And then you get your ride >> to where? >> Wherever you want to go. >> Here. And then everybody's going to kill me here. And then >> it's wherever you want to go. >> Go back home. >> Yeah. You can do whatever you want. >> You're not in trouble. >> Yeah. Why' you come here? You came to visit somebody. Wherever that is. >> No [ __ ] We'll take your Uber there. >> No [ __ ] Right. Take your Uber there. Come on. >> I didn't hear it. Everything's good. >> We're wasting too much time, though. >> We're Okay. Well, that's great. >> Right there. And go left. >> Okay. So, let's all go. No, you're Aren't you coming, too? No, you're coming, too. Now, you're coming, too. >> I know. >> If I Yeah. Right. So, let's >> start going that way. >> No, you're in a second. I'm going to grab you and you're not going to like it when you grab. So, that's >> Let's go this way. Come on. >> Can you stop me? No, I cannot cuz you're not listening. >> Okay, that's great. >> Alternative. >> Airports are usually pretty boring until some days. >> Yeah, sometimes. >> Right here. >> Hold on so you don't fall down. >> Really? You guys really actually [ __ ] >> We do. >> We were up to depart. Please stand clear of the door and we'll appear on the other passenger. >> Let's just all have like a happy like >> picking a fight with people carrying guns and handcuffs is the fastest way to sign a lease on a free jail cell. She's literally digging her own grave of misery at this point. >> Right there to the right. >> Yeah, you're called >> right over here to the elevator. That's ma'am. >> I get that. >> Hey, get off me. >> You listen to me, okay? You listen to me. Listen to me. >> Listen to me. You're not going to You're not going to control anything. >> You're not going to control anything. >> I'm going to have you take the elevator down to We're going to be in charge now, not you. Okay. >> Yeah. Mom, I'm getting escorted out by Get off of my arm. SERIOUSLY, GET OFF OF MY ARM. >> I am not going to let you go until you listen. >> Get in the way. You're an [ __ ] Get off of my [ __ ] arm. Get off of my arm. >> No. Get off of my arm. >> Ma'am, stop. Ma'am, just stop. >> Don't tell me mom. I said, "Ma'am, >> just just relax, ma'am. >> I'm in the middle of an elevator, Christina. I'm getting hooked up and I'm getting confused." >> Tony, we might as well just >> They might as well just put a gun. >> So, here I go. >> Do you think I'm kidding? Cuz right now, Christina, I am getting yelled at and I'm totally right. Hey, >> I'll go. >> Yeah, we're we're just going to jump her in a car. >> Okay. All right. >> Stand right here, miss. >> That's going to poke me, stick me, something like that. >> I'll give it all back to her. >> That arrogance vanished the moment those handcuffs clicked. She was almost let off the hook, but she chose self-destruction with an attitude you have to see to believe. It's almost comical. She's losing her mind over a stray hair on her face while her whole life is falling apart. >> Unless your [ __ ] say so. >> Yeah. When I say you can do it, you can do it. >> Well, then why do you have to be such a douchebag? Because you're >> Why do you have to be that way? >> I'm not even doing anything. You're >> Why are you in handcuffs? Cuz you were not obeying. All you had to do was obey. >> No, that is a lie on why I'm in handcuffs. All I had to do was obey. >> All you had to do obey. You wanted to wander off on your own. That wasn't happening. without what is not. That's why we can't have a conversation, >> right? Oh, okay. >> So, just exercise your right to be signed out. >> Please. I just I need it out of my face. Please. Out of my That's all I need is out of my face. >> Just shake your head. >> I can't. It's not going anywhere. I did not. IS STUCK IN MY FACE. YOU [ __ ] >> WELL, it's going to have to stay there. How's that? You call me names and that's what happens. >> Cuz I just want >> I shut it. I don't want to hear it. I don't want to hear it. I don't want to hear it. >> Just take it off. >> No, nobody's taking it off. Nobody's going to put their hands on you. Just shake your head if it doesn't get off. >> Yeah, it's not going anywhere. >> Then leave it alone. I can't. >> Just wanted the hair out of my face. That's all I want. Please just seriously like just one little swipe. >> All right. Just shake your head. If you can't shake your head. If you can't shake your head, then too bad for you. We're not going to do that. >> We're not going to do that. >> Just swipe my head. That's all I'm asking. I don't give two [ __ ] that I'm in the tin. Just one swipe. Just one swipe in my head, please. >> I'm hearing voices. >> Just one. >> Stop grabbing my >> Well, I don't want you to keep trying to approach officers to try to get your hair out of your face. Well, we've already told you six or seven times. No, but you're not >> the price for not listening. Charges for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and trespassing in a secure aviation area. So, what do you think was more irritating? the hair on her face or the stubbornness in her head. Let me know in the comments below. Well, that's a wrap on our tour of Airport Madness. It just goes to show no matter how classy you think you are, one too many can turn a dream vacation into a permanent spot on the blacklist. Stay safe, stay sober, and I'll see you in the next one.