It's 7:00 p.m. at an airport [music] in Nashville, Tennessee, when police get a call about an unruly traveler. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Hey, there's there's a there's a lounge. Is this her? There's a I'm just trying to direct you to the smoking lounge cuz I didn't know that was an option before. There's a smoky There's a smoking lounge at B7. Is your name? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Seriously, I [music] got over here. >> How you doing? >> Yeah, with my stuff though. >> I'm sorry. >> Ma'am, you all right? Okay, I just need to go for a smooth. >> Officers identify the woman seen here as 35-year-old Rachel Jackson, a Scottish comedian and actress who is about to put on quite a show for police. >> Okay. Well, you I need you to talk to me first. >> No, I'm need to go for a smoke. That's why I played all my stuff out here cuz that's >> okay. But you're going to talk to me first. Okay. >> No, no, no. >> Yes, yes, yes. >> And you're not going to arrest me? >> You're going to talk to me though? >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't trust you. I really don't trust you. >> Right. And that's okay. You don't need to trust me, but you need to talk to me. Is everything okay? >> I will be once I get a smoke and take an anxiety pill for the flight. >> Okay. But I need to understand. >> Oh my god. No. No. No. No. You need to back off, man. >> I need to understand. >> You need to back off. I'VE BEEN TRAINED HORRENDOUSLY BY some of the American police. So, back off. Okay. Let me finish my cheese. Let me finish my >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm going to London. That's all that matters. You going to London? Okay. I'd like you to get there if I could help you. >> Yeah, I hear you. But I was traumatized by the American police. >> How's that? >> So, I'm just going to >> I'm absolutely fine if you just let me finish my chicken soup. >> I'm going to let you do that. But >> because I'm I need my physical health more than ever. >> But I'm going >> Jacob, just just back off for a minute, Jacob, cuz I'm always Jacob's favorite wife. >> I'm just going to explain to you once you're done with your chicken soup what the deal is. Okay. >> Yeah, I get it. So, just back off for a minute. Yeah. >> Amazing. Thanks. >> What's that? >> I said thank you guys. >> No, you need to talk to us real quick. Okay. >> Well, you know, >> right, you do your thing. So, the reason that we're here is because they explained you were behaving erratically like somewhat. Um, >> that's okay. Here's the thing. Um, you're in the wrong lounge. >> No, I know that and I was perfectly aware of that. >> Okay. You see >> when I came into Delta. >> Okay. So, can you >> American, >> right? Can you explain why you made the decision to come in here? >> No ma'am. >> Absolutely not. >> You can't explain that. >> I'm on TV talking like it's just you and me. I can't do that when I'm famous. >> It's not TV. >> Okay. >> So, you really need to help. >> I'm trying to help. >> I need to get you out of the Delta Sky Club. >> Okay. Thank you. Let's do it. >> All right. Let's go. Rachel insists on a smoke break before police officers escort her to a smoking area in the airport. >> Well, there isn't a smoking lounge. The only one is right here and you got to pay for it. >> SP5 is the >> uh No, I don't think the British Airlines has the smoking lounge at Bravo 5. >> So, you need to help me smoke on the plane. >> Smoking lounge is right here, but you have to pay to get in. 10 bucks, please. >> I don't have $10. >> How cool is that? >> Barbie. >> Did you see the movie? >> Not yet, but I'm going to see on my birthday. >> Nice. This lady would like to >> Yes. Can I just go in, please? >> Yeah. It cost $10. >> Okay. I don't have any money on me. >> Oh, no. We got to pay. >> That's the rules. I'm sorry. Um, >> well, this is stressful. Um, >> if I can just go to the British Airways. >> Not a British Airways. >> Yeah, we don't. >> I was sold. So, I was in the visit Delta then. >> No, that's not a British Airways. >> Yeah, but it's closer than >> And >> someone needs to help cuz I need a smoke. >> They don't have a lounge. >> Go outside. >> Help. Help. Help. >> We're trying. But >> go outside. We're trying to help you. But yeah, you have to pay the roof. I'm sorry. It's just a rule, darling. And I do apologize. >> Oh, I do have my purse. It's just I left. >> Yeah. Come come with me, Jacob. Where'd you leave it? >> I left it behind the counter series. >> You left it behind what? >> Come on, man. 11. >> You left it behind here. >> Thank you so much. >> Thank you so much. >> Of course. Thank you. Are those her items? Are these your items? >> Okay. Do you have a mode of payment in there? >> Okay. >> Not yours. >> Thank you. >> Here's the thing. You can't leave your bags. You have to take your bags. >> Well, then you go. >> Come on. Let's cook lunch. >> Then take your bags with you. >> You have to take your bags with you, ma'am. All >> right. Well, then I'm not holding your stuff. I will admit I think you can put it all back in your bag if you need to. >> And you just told me that now after you've seen me do all that. >> No. >> I did not know what you were trying to do. >> No, you have to grab your bags. >> Oh, you just could help. >> Nope. >> Oh, you're trying to get my life to help. >> We're not. You got it. Make sure you get what you want. I'm here. I apologize. I was just straight up. >> Okay. You can go, >> man. You have to take it back. >> No problem. No problem. >> Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> We don't know. >> Right now we're 108. We're getting called back to her for sure. >> Yeah. I'm going to have to go tell Bruce Airways cuz they're like >> Yeah. They're already shaking their head. So I'm going to tell them called to her. She just seems to be having so anxiety. She's smoking now. She was fine for now. She didn't give us any trouble with that. >> No, not really. She was a little argumentative, but that's not disorder we get. >> That's why I didn't really do anything. So, I was like, I don't really have a whole lot. >> Like, not liking the police is not a crime. >> So, um she was here. The 35-year-old finds the restroom and returns to the smoking area before police leave her alone. But half an hour later, officers get another chance to deal with the comedian when she's denied boarding. >> Going to the water. Where's the water fountain? >> What seems to be the issue? >> I just need to be on this flight. >> You can't get on this flight. >> I need water immediately. >> You've been denied boarding. I need water. N >> stop. >> Stop. >> You help me towards the water then. >> No, you're not getting on. >> No. Help me towards the water. >> We'll get your water. But you're not getting on this bike. >> Where's the water? >> Something. All right. >> Oh, get off me, man. Ask the water. >> Yeah, we're getting your water. Let's go. I mean, seriously, some women need to pee. >> Let's go. >> It's right here. You get used to doing that in the mental asylum, spending for yourself >> where all the women hate you and all the men love you. >> All right. >> All right. So, here here's what's happening. You're going to stop and listen to me. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> How dare you get your hands? >> It's not going to happen. Here's the thing. You've been denied boarding >> by the captain. And I listen to captain's orders because I've seen Titanic. >> I've seen Titanic. I am weight lotus. I am Titanic. >> Okay. >> Get your hands off. >> We're going out. >> Jacob, >> we are escorting you out. >> You are being requested to leave the property. >> Well, guess what, Jacob? >> Get out of my face. >> Off. >> Get out of my face. All right, ma'am. >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME WHILE I DRINK MY WATER. NOPE. Back up. Ready? You got more than 60 seconds. >> You're under arrest. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NOT AGAIN. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. [screaming] >> STOP RESISTING. >> I HOPE SOMEONE HELP. [screaming] HELP. I JUST NEED SMALL. >> NOPE. Just breathe. >> Just breathe. >> All right. >> No. No. >> Down in the car. >> Rachel's scene earns her a private escort out of the building, and she's not exactly happy about it. >> We're going. Come on. >> Everything's fine. >> I'm going to leave these here and come back and go. But >> Wow. The captain's the one that denied me. Do >> I get these off me now? >> Nope. >> I'm not going. >> You're going in the car? >> No, I'm not going in. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not going in. >> Yes, you are. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, you are. >> Oh, I'M HURT SO BAD. I'M HURT SO BAD. >> NO, I'm not going in. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. NO. NO WAY. NO, I'M NOT GOING IN. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I'M NOT going in. >> Yeah, you are. GET IN THE CAR. I'll get on there. >> Turn around. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Right. >> Get in the car. There you go. >> Get in the car. >> Take your left leg up and get in the car. >> I was meant to arrive at 11:00 in the morning. My brother's leaving me at the airport. >> All right. Get in the car. I need to >> scoot back and get in the car. >> No. >> Yes. No. Now you can do it by yourself or force you. >> Well, take your hands off again. >> Okay. Get in the car. Scoot back. >> See, I am really tired. I really like >> All right. >> Nope. Nope. No. No. Get in the car. >> You have to be ready to go in 60 seconds. >> Scoot back in the car. >> Okay. I will. knees really hurt and I'm a very good person and I don't deserve this. >> Let's go back in the car. >> You know, you left me when I was in the women's toilet, but you can still see through. >> You're in the smoking lounge. Where's Jacob? >> Right there. You're in the smoking lounge when we left you cuz you said all you needed was a smoke and you're going to make your flight. >> Well, the flight is leaving. You've been denied boarding. You've been arrested for disorderly conduct. So, you need to scoot back in the car so we can buckle you in. >> Just scoot back some so we can buckle again. Okay. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. >> We're at Bravo 7 on the ramp trying to get her in the car. Scoot back. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. Scoot back. No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not going to ask you again. I'm going to make you scoot back into the car. >> Scoot back into the car. >> Scoot back into the car now. Thank you. Scoot over just a little bit. You're on the buckle. Scoot over. >> OKAY, [ __ ] >> There we go. Okay. The seat belt was placed on you for your safety. If you unbuckle it at any point, it will not be rebuckled. It is up to you to keep it buckled. Do you understand? >> I just need Okay. >> The suspect is driven to another area where a female officer arrives to search her. >> Hello. Well, we're not seriously because hurt really badly. You help the step out. Okay, this is our repeat. Someone else needs to help my man. What a man needs to help too. Jacob. Jacob. >> Just scoot out the bottom. >> There you go. >> You okay? >> Can I go to the front of the car? I just need to hurt you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Let's do this. >> No, we're going back in the car. >> Yeah. Oh, >> you're not letting me go and drive back to the car. Rachel, we've done this once before. Come on. >> Absolutely not. It needs to be taken off. I'm really in a little pain. No, I'M JACOB. JACOB, NO. JACOB, IT HURTS so bad. Jacob, he >> Well, stop resisting. >> I am resisting. No, I'm not resisting. No, you have to help me. You >> got it. Thank you so much. Sit on the seat. >> No, I'm not going to jail. Yeah, you are. >> You're absolutely not going to help. >> Do not make me force you in this car. Kim Kimashion. >> No, I'm going to force you in this car. Otherwise, >> Jacob, please just take them off because Kim Kardashians >> sit on the seat. >> No, I'm not going to jail. I'm absolutely not going to jail. Help. Women. Women. Women. Help. Ow. Ow. Ow. No. No. I'm not going in the car with you alone. >> Back. [laughter] Please help me. Women. Jacob, you're the one that needs to take the handcuffs off you. It's >> not happening. >> So, you can stand up and get in the car or we can force you in the car. >> I'm not going to jail. I'm not GOING TO JAIL. NO. NO. THIS IS GETTING REALLY SORE. Oh my goodness. Oh. Oh my god. Glasses. Relax. >> I don't want to go to jail. I really don't. I CAN'T. I CAN'T GO TO JAIL. >> I DON'T think anybody ever wants to go to jail. No, no, [laughter] NO. I'M NOT GOING IN THE CAR ALONE WITH JACOB. NO, NO, I'm not. Ow. Ow. I'm in so much pain. >> Despite her protests, Rachel goes to jail where we catch up with her next. >> You want your shoe back on? >> Yes, please, sweetheart. I can do it outside. Just you have to let me out first so we can >> Oh, thank you. Thank you. >> It's okay if you can't get it because the handcuffs. >> Here's the deal. >> Okay. >> No, honestly. >> No, you're listening to me. >> Or I'll pee. >> That's fine. >> No, I'm not pee. >> Here's the deal. >> That women have to be like pee. >> Yeah. And you'll And you will be. >> No, I'm not going to jail. I'm not going to jail. >> That's what's happening right now. We're in jail. You're not going anywhere. Okay. I'm dehydrated. Just let you out. >> Yep. And they'll give you like some water. We're going to go over here. >> Okay. >> And if you fight, it'll make it worse. >> Okay, sweetheart. >> Oh, need obviously a bit more back strength at this point. I like >> you. Three. >> Yeah. Yeah. Both your shoulders. As you put both your shoulders on me really, really heavily. >> Nope. Come on. >> You can scoot and touch the ground. >> I got you. >> Thank you, Jacob. There we go. >> Now, get that shoe on. >> Thank you, sweet pea. >> All right. Now, sit tight. You're going right here. I got your stuff over here. Okay. >> Thank you, sweet. I need an anxiety pill in there cuz I need to pee. Yeah. They'll they'll take care of you in here. Don't get those cuffs off. Okay. Take a seat. Take a seat. >> I'll pee in the corner. That's all. Don't talk to her, man. But they all do that. >> I wouldn't do that if I were you. That [ __ ] was nasty. >> Rachel was booked for disorderly conduct and later released on a $500 bond. Court records indicate her charge was ultimately dismissed, but she remained responsible to pay court costs. Don't take those off. Don't let me do it here. It's going to be bad if you do it here. >> I understand that. >> Just a little more. Okay.