Oh, the princess there will be there guys like I'm not a threat. >> Where's your ID? >> I'm going to have to leave. I didn't do anything to you and I don't know why you're being so rude. >> These were multiple times when entitled Karens get arrested at airport. Starting with a case of a woman whose vacation starts in jail after drunken airport outburst. On February 15th, 2024, a woman caused a scene at an airport after arriving on a flight reportedly intoxicated and disorderly. airport and sheriff's officers were called to manage the unruly passenger who refused to cooperate with authorities. Despite requests to provide identification and comply with security protocols, she was belligerent and verbally abusive, refusing to give her ID or calm down. Officers attempted to escort her away from secure areas, but she resisted and argued with them, escalating tensions. My ears are plugged. >> Go ahead. Go. >> I'm not being mean. >> I just said >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Here. Come with me. We're going to go that way. You have a driver's license, you do. >> You see it? >> I would like you to tell me why. >> I will. I'll explain it to you. as long as you're apply [ __ ] >> Come on. >> Come on. You're You're in a secure area. Come on. >> I'm Sergeant Marshall. I work for the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. >> And what is the problem? >> You know, I know that >> way. Who started it? So, go. >> Is this your husband? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Let me have your ID. >> Hey, you you go ahead. >> No. >> Yeah. Tell you tell. >> Okay. Listen, I'm going to arrest you if you don't give me your ID. >> You have no right. >> Yes. >> Actually, you know what? >> Drunk your ID. >> What? I'm >> drunk and disorderly. >> Well, that would be from Allegent, wouldn't it? >> Listen, I don't care. I didn't give you the drinks. >> I I'm not drunk. >> RC. Uh, no. >> Give him your ID. >> Give me your ID. >> Marcy, just give me your ID or go home. Let's go. Come on. >> As soon as we get this over with, you'll be able to go get your stuff and you'll be able to leave. >> Go home. >> I don't even care. >> Give me your ID. Mr. Sergeant, >> because you know what? >> Oh, Sergeant Marsh. What? You guys live in Florida? >> Over served his all night. >> That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. Do you Do you live in Florida? >> No. We miss you then. >> Okay. arrest. >> If I need to identify her, and I'm not going to let her ID. >> No. >> Give her ID. We'll go. Won't you please? >> Tell me. For what? >> 300 Central. >> Would you just give her ID? >> Give her the ID. >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> I would like to know. >> Stop. >> Marcy here. Marcy. >> Ma'am. >> I'm going to have a cigarette. >> Ma'am, >> I'm going to have a cigarette. Or you can arrest me right now. >> Come over there right now. >> Just give me your last chance right now. >> Marcy, you have no right to be doing this. >> Yes. >> What did I tell you? >> You're not identifi You're not identifying yourself. >> Give me your goddamn ID. >> Tell me why I have to. >> Because I just ordered you to. That's >> the one last chance. One last chance. >> Marcy, look at me. >> Marcy, come here. >> Just leave her be. Leave her be. >> Okay, good. Take her in. Give me your ID. >> Nope. Take me in. You have no right. >> Put your stuff down. >> You have no stuff down. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Good deal, Marcy. You're an >> You're under arrest. >> You didn't even tell me what the problem was. I I explained to you three or four different times. >> I didn't. You never said what the problem was. >> They are complaining that you're drunk and disorderly. >> Oh, well, they served me. >> Okay, I get that they served you. >> I hope you're happy. >> 300 Central. I'm going to have a white female under arrest here at the airport. Can you have a unit meet me here? >> Now, can I have a cigarette? >> No. >> Come on. >> The little man syndrome. Is that what it is? >> What? We're going through the airport. >> Little man syndrome. >> Let's go. >> Oh, let's show it off. Woo! Because they overs served me on allegiance. >> And I get arrested cuz they over served me on allegiance. Now you want to arrest me? I just got off the goddamn plane. How does that look for Allegant? Real nice. You're pissing me off. Don't you squeeze my arm like this. >> Don't stop. >> Don't you >> stop. >> Oh, the bruises that will be there. >> Let go of me. Let >> stop. >> Let go of me. You're being here for me. >> 300 402. I'm by my office. I'm trying to bring her through there. She's causing a scene. >> I'm causing a scene. >> Yeah. >> My wrists are being bruised. My eyes closed. >> Stop. Stop. You are under arrest now. You're resisting. You are resisting. >> How am I resisting? >> Because you are fighting. >> How am I fighting you? >> You're fighting. >> I'm right here against the door. >> So why are you getting right here against the door? >> Stop. >> How am I resisting? >> Stop. >> How am I resisting? >> Relax. >> Little man. >> Think about your wife. Think about your children. relax. >> All I did was come here for vacation. >> Well, >> yeah. Well, >> fortunately, you're going to be doing your first part of the vacation in our jail. >> Yeah, of course. Because you're a little man. Can't wait to get in front of that judge cuz my phone is still recording. >> That's fine. >> And the bruises. >> That's fine. >> The bruises. >> There's no bruises. Oh, there will be in the morning. >> Oh, really? You really have to hold me like that? >> Yes. >> Really? >> You're pulling away. >> I And your hands are behind your back. I don't want you to to uh fall. >> Oh. To fall as you hold me like that. >> You wait for those so we can go through that way. >> You wait. I got >> Wait for those bruises. >> She's extremely intoxicated. >> Actually, I'm not. >> Okay. Just relax. >> And I'm not going to be alone with him. >> Well, it's good thing I'm here. >> No, I'm not. >> You're going to go in here. >> I'm not going to be alone with him. >> I'm not being alone with you when I >> You already >> She insisted she was not drunk and denied any wrongdoing, blaming the airline for over serving her alcohol. Her refusal to comply with lawful orders, including demands to identify herself and move to a secure area, led to officers placing her under arrest for disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest. Throughout the encounter, she demanded to speak with attorneys and insisted on recording the incident. The woman expressed frustration at her abrupt transition from arriving for a vacation to being detained in jail. >> I just need her transported and we'll take her with >> I don't even know her name yet. She >> handle. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. You're being under You're under arrest for dis disorderly intoxication. >> From what? >> And resistance. >> From what? >> The airplane. >> Yes. >> After they served me. >> Yes, ma'am. I get I get that they serve you. >> If that's your car, I get >> No, I'm not going alone with you. >> You're not going with me. >> I'm not going with him. >> You're going You're going with him. >> Okay. All right. >> I have not searched her. Nobody else complained on the plane but the one stewartest because she was and mad when I said don't pull your hair down and shake it like that that I have a video of. I want to go to my hotel. >> Okay. And you know what? Allegant and your ass will be sued. We come here for vacation and we end up with this. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, your ass will be sued. I'll tell you that right now. >> Officers noted her intoxication level was high and that her resistance made the arrest necessary. After being cuffed and searched, she was taken into custody. But wait for this next case where a drunk Newer refuses to leave airport on May 17th, 2024 at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport when a New Yorker, heavily intoxicated, was reported causing a disturbance. Upon arriving, officers approached the individual who was uncooperative and clearly under the influence. The man grew increasingly combative when told that his flight with Frontier Airlines could be cancelled due to his apparent impairment. As the situation escalated, the man threatened physical violence against officers and became verbally aggressive, which only heightened the tension. Police tried to deescalate the situation by suggesting he could reschedule his flight for the next day, but he rejected all offers. >> What time do you go bye-bye? You understand that? >> No. I don't understand. What time go by? >> Yeah. Where when do you leave? When's your flight? Departure. >> I'll tell you in a second. I'll send you my confirmation. >> Okay. Very good. >> People are just concerned about you. Brought it to my attention. That's all. >> Okay. >> You been drinking tonight? >> They served you on the plane. >> They served you served. >> Okay. But do you think they might have served you a little too much? >> No, I'm I'm an adult. I'm an adult. >> I know you're an adult. Yes. I But if you had too much to drink and it caused a disturbance, then it becomes an issue. You understand what I'm saying? >> I mean, I'm trying to resolve around the country and states, sir. And uh um >> Okay. I'm Detective Dietrich. I'm with the CL Police Department. What's your name, sir? >> Sorry. My name is Detective Dietrich. I'm with the Queen Police Department. Okay. I just want to know what your name is so I know who I'm addressing right now. >> I don't I don't want to be addressed. >> You don't want to be addressed? >> What about you? >> Who do you want to be addressed by? Cuz right now they're saying they didn't want you to fly with them. >> Who? >> The airlines. They also approached me. >> What? I don't I don't I don't know. >> They're saying they don't want you to fly with them cuz you're intoxicated. I can't speak any more clear English work. >> Okay. So, what are you going to do now? Just chill out. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> After repeated warnings, the man was informed that he was no longer allowed to board his flight and would need to leave the airport. He responded with anger, stating that being prevented from flying was illegal and accusing the officers of discrimination. As he was told to leave, the man became even more irate, yelling obscenities and accusing the officers of not helping him. Eventually, officers escorted him out, but he continued to resist and make threats. >> How do I get to Vegas right now? How do I get to Las Vegas? >> We're not going to get there tonight cuz the lab is the last flight out. >> So, y'all stranded me in Las Vegas. I'm illegal. I'm not straight. You know it. Are you serious? Are you serious? You need a hotel. We can come back in in the morning. They said you could do it online. Kill yourself. Kill yourself. Kill yourself. Kill yourself. For you to tell me that I'm trans. I'm going to Las Vegas and y'all stopping me. You guys are stopping me because of my voice. Because of my voice. This is my voice. I can't help it. I'm handicapped. No one knows that. Okay, great. And they serve you. Seriously, like just I'm trying this in Las Vegas. I I'm not afraid. My voice I'm an opera singer. I'm an opera singer. I sing opera. You guys know opera. Opera. Opera. Opera. New York. Cathedral. You know New York. You know you I just have a voice. That's it. They serve me on the plane, bro. Like, for real. And it's just my voice. And y'all y'all y lowkey judging me though. I'm not judging. Y all judging me though. Y'all judging me. Come on now. You ain't helping me. You're not helping me. >> What are you doing to me? He gave me every option. You're causing a disturbance. >> I didn't know that. You didn't inform me that. >> Oh, no. You've been infor threatening people. Jesus Christ. >> I'm done with you. >> I'm so sorry. >> No. Now you're not going to make it to Vegas at all. This fool is going to give you every chance. I'll be Where do you want me to go? Where do you want me to go? Where do you want me to go? Sit right here. Okay. My aunt I have I my member of SE service. >> My I'm so sorry. I did not mean to. I I'm just I'm frustrated. I'm so sorry, guys. Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ, guys. Like I'm not a threat. Where's your ID? >> I don't know. Somewhere else. I'm so sorry, guys. Uh, >> guys, I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Like, just I'm not a threat. I'm not a threat. I have nothing on me. I'm just trying to get their my member of service. My my me I'm not a threat for a second. I'm handicapped. I swear I'm handicapped. We don't need you to keep sitting there telling us. >> We don't need you to keep telling us to suck your dick after we're given every option to leave. Bring your arm around. Okay. You got to take that off. Drop your stuff over there. Set it down. >> Set your stuff down. Set your stuff down. Okay. >> Unfortunately, he was charged with disorderly conduct, making threats, and public intoxication. But hold on your seats because this next case is more shocking than the others. On December 15th, 2022, a woman named Melanie created a scene at an airport after learning that her flight was cancelled. Instead of returning home, she opted to remain at the terminal bar and drink heavily. Witnesses became concerned when they noticed she could barely stand, prompting a call to authorities. When officers approached to assess the situation, she grew increasingly erratic and uncooperative. Though they attempted to be polite and even tried to help her avoid arrest by asking her to call someone to pick her up, she insisted she had no one. And you ask if anybody is there for you and they say no one is there for you. You should believe it. >> I didn't even do anything. >> There are people who need you. >> There are people who need you. with you. >> I know. >> How you doing, sir? You'll be better. I would recommend you take the chair with you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> No, there are people who need me, >> right? And you have me tied up. >> And I'm telling you that there are people who >> Enough. Can you take her or she's going to jail? She's causing a problem. There are people you realize. All right. >> Hey, stop. Get down. >> No, I'm not staying down. They're working. >> Get out of my face. No. No. >> What's going on? Can you talk to me or what's going on? Are you her boyfriend? >> He's here to pick her up. She her flight got cancelled. >> Sat at the bar gas for a little had too much to drink >> and then she didn't she's unsteady on her feet. She can't walk. So we put her in real. >> Moments later, she admitted she did have someone waiting. Her boyfriend or boss, whom she initially denied even existed. Her erratic behavior continued, and she refused to cooperate. rambled incoherently and eventually admitted to urinating on herself. Despite multiple chances to simply leave with her ride, Melanie chose confrontation. Officers tried to be patient, repeatedly asking her to leave before resorting to arrest. As she was taken into custody, she struggled against the officers, complaining about shoulder pain and continuing to insist she had done nothing wrong. I said yourself. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> I'm going to leave. But I didn't do anything to you. And I don't know why you're being so mean to me. You need to leave with your boyfriend. >> Yes. >> Why are you >> right now? You need to leave something. Let's go. Just go. I'm giving you the courty to leave right now. >> I know. >> Follow your boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> Go. Intoxication requires. I didn't do it. >> Melanie. Melanie. >> Can I just drag her off? Where's your car? It's right there. Shortterm park. You get to say what you want. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't enjoy anything. There's the hole. There's the hole. >> She was transported to the airport's holding facility, which often serves to temporarily detain intoxicated individuals. Though she was visibly intoxicated and disruptive, she continued to plead her innocence, claiming she loved her life and that others needed her. Ultimately, her antics and refusal to cooperate led to her arrest. She was charged with drunk and disorderly conduct. Thank you for watching Cop Cam Nation. Be sure to like and subscribe for more juicy content.