right now. >> I I'm drunk about how much you >> dece the the seas mother that's going through what she's going through and I'm not drunk. I drunk four margaritas and I promise you >> I just want you to understand that's fine. That's fine. >> That's fine. >> Go ahead. Take it, Papa. I'm not mad. I'm just telling you my son's done. >> We gave you a chance >> and you can't take it. Take it. Go ahead. On June 23rd, 2025, a grieving mother at Tampa Airport caused a full-blown meltdown that ended with her in cuffs and the entire terminal watching. What started as a denied boarding spiraled into threats, curses, and the wildest weaponization of tragedy ever caught on body cam. Buckle up. This one's unhinged. >> Intoxicated. Doesn't understand. Won't leave the lounge. >> Keeps continuing to board. So, she's she's she's booked for tomorrow for tomorrow. >> I have work at 10:00 a.m. No problem. I'm not drunk and I could walk a straight line. So, go for it. >> Go for it. Come on. >> Listen, when they just say >> Come on. >> Listen, when they just say you you can't you can't take >> No, but she said that. No, I get that. But I have work. Look, I'm not drunk. >> Can't go. >> All right. So, no. If I >> We can try to get you reooked. >> No, but if you personally and I could call my dad, that's a cop officer. He would say, "Walk a straight line. If I can't walk a straight line, that's okay." >> That That's not what we do. But if if they make that determination that you can't fly, you can't fly. That's >> But I didn't break that rule. >> It has nothing to do with us is what he's trying to say, >> which is fine. So >> there's nothing that we can do to change their opinion. >> Yeah, I get that. But I'm not intoxicated. >> They're a private business and they can deny you boarding for anything. So what I'm saying is that that has nothing to do with us. We don't do anything. >> Okay. So, guaranteed cuz I'm about to sue them. I'm let you know that now cuz I got the money for it. So, you letting me know they're denying the flight for me not argue. I didn't do a breathalyzer. I didn't argue with nobody. All I did was walk past that and they denied me. >> So, you're telling me >> that you're not flying tonight? >> That you're not flying tonight? >> Yes. And that's >> that you're flying tomorrow morning. They rebooked you for tomorrow morning. >> You know what I'm saying? I work I don't work 9 to5. So, as long as I know that I paid twice and they didn't >> No, you didn't pay twice. They just rebooked you. >> No, I did pay twice. I booked Friday and I booked today >> and they didn't allow me. I'm not drunk. I can literally walk a straight line. >> Well, since you got rebooked, you can't hang out here. >> No, I hear you. >> So, we have to go to the main terminal. >> No, I get what you're saying. I'm not flying home to New York. That's fine. But what I'm saying is >> I'm getting a bag >> cuz that was crazy. >> So we're gonna we're gonna walk you over so you could go to the main terminal. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Yeah, that's what the ladies I can get the new boarding pass. >> I'm not [laughter] I'm not I'm not getting on the flight. So I'm not walking. >> Well, that's your bag. >> That's fine. I get you. But I'm not walking on that. So that's fine. Come on. >> Okay. Well, grab your bag cuz >> that's fine. I left that for me. >> Ma'am, grab your bag. >> I'm not GETTING ON THE FLIGHT. >> ALL RIGHT. SO, IT'S NO, IT don't mean that. >> Listen, >> I hear you. I hear you. >> When you act like this, you're mad. >> No, because now I'm mad. I've just paid $500 to get on the flight. >> Well, that has nothing to do with that. It does. No, it doesn't. We don't work for the count. And she just decided to be ignorant. So, now they've rebooked you for tomorrow. >> It doesn't matter. I got work at 10:00 a.m. And I'm not drunk and I'm not intoxicated. So, I'm not I'm not pulling it respectfully. >> All right. Well, then it's just going to get sent to our lost and found. That's fun. >> What? >> That's fine. I'm here for it. You didn't want You didn't want to take me on a flight. >> She began calmly offering to walk a straight line and name dropping her cop dad like it was a VIP pass. 2 minutes later, the mask slipped. She's screaming about lawsuits, $500 flights, and how she's not drunk, just mad. Lady, every drunk person in history has sworn they could walk a straight line. The airline saw the red flags. She saw a personal attack. That has nothing to do with us. >> And I understand that. >> Obviously, you don't cuz you keep saying it. >> No, because the fact that I sat here since 5:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. And the fact that y'all let me sat there and you let this lady sat here and close my flight that I can't get on. Yes, now I have a problem. Yes, I do. I didn't have a problem before, but now I do. I didn't move from that bar to walking to right here until they got on. So, now I do have a problem. That's why I'm mad. It wasn't. But before she she checked me in, she said, "Oh, no, you're drunk." No, I'm not. I'm sitting here sober. I'm saying, >> you can be mad at them, but don't be mad at us. >> I'm not mad at you, baby. Baby, baby, listen. [laughter] Listen, baby. Listen, baby. I can sit home sober. I don't give a [ __ ] But what I'm mad at is the fact that I sat here for 2 hours and she didn't allow me to get on the flight. >> You can make the complaints with >> Yes, but I still my siblings still paid for the flight that I couldn't get on. Okay. >> So, that's what I'm at. It doesn't matter what the simple fact is because I'm not on that flight to get me to New York at 10:00 a.m. It does not matter what you're saying. >> Man, you going to stop screaming? >> No, it doesn't matter what I'm screaming cuz now I'm the simple fact. Listen, I paid a flight. All right, listen. I'm not arguing with you. Now, I'm talking to my parents. Daddy, they not letting me get on a flight because the simple fact I don't have a real ID and before I turn it up on these [ __ ] you better come get me. >> Straight like that. >> Straight like that. It ain't because I don't have a ID. These [ __ ] is a white [ __ ] and they all let me the portal. >> You have to take it, Papa. >> I'm not taking it. It's your bag. >> Yes, you're feeding. >> No, I do have to do that because you're feeding like I'm an animal and I don't have no Mary King and I don't have none of that. So now y'all about to sit here and take me. So now y'all about to be so tough. And on my top I'm not intoxicated. So yeah, I'm going to act a fool. >> All right. Well, if you act a fool, you're going to talk yourself into going to jail. And you don't want to do that cuz then you're not going to make your phone because you know what? I got work at 9. Let's get going. >> So come on, papa. Let's make progress. >> Come on, papa. Let's go. >> And I I promise you my dead son I promise you my dead son going to end all y'all careers. >> All right. I promise you. >> I promise you. My dead spot is going to end your career. And you're going to wish y'all ain't never do this. I promise you. I left my place. It is up for y'all. It's up. And that's the thing about me. I'm a [ __ ] with a dead son. So, I'm going to sue all y'all. I love that for me. Yeah. Yep. So, cuz I'm so intoxicated, I can't walk in a straight line. Y'all want to treat me like a black [ __ ] I'mma show you. I'mma show you. >> Suddenly, it's I'll show you how a black woman acts followed by promising her dead son would end everyone's careers. Using the death of your child as a threat and a shield at the same damn time was beyond low. It's straight up vile. The officers stayed cooler than the AC in that airport. >> I'm going show you. I'mma get that lesson plate. I'mma show you like the son that died from sins going career. I promise you I'mma end your career. I promise you. >> So that's way back. Yep. We going to go, Papa. We going to go. Papa. Act like my dad. We going to show you. >> We going to show you. Me and my dad just going to show you. >> I just love the active pool. No, you guys are going to get on the show. >> Can you go? Can you go on over there? >> Okay. Control one more this way. >> Just want to make sure I want to make sure. >> All right. Like that's not me because I got work at New York City. My son is not too big. My son >> I I bet I'm in her bed. >> The seas the the deceased mother that's going through what she's going through and I'm not drunk. I drunk two margaritas and I promise I'm not saying you want >> I just want you to understand just think about it. The mother that just lost her child two days ago and she's explaining to you that she's not drunk. I can walk a straight line and I still make sure I didn't bore bad. Take care. I'm not going to argue. I hear you. >> Take me take me wherever we going. Operation. Go for it. Come on. I'm just going to hang out right here. >> Right here we >> I love that. I love it. Come on. I love that my son didn't die yesterday. You [ __ ] bugging, [ __ ] Your child Your child lives today and tomorrow. I'm not drinking. That was the first drink I ever had in 3 years. My child died. You're buggered and you made me miss my flight. >> Yes, you did. This one right here did. >> Now she's cursing out cops and yelling racial slurs at staff. Every sentence made it worse for herself. Yet, she kept swinging harder like volume equals innocence. She treated that entire concourse like her personal stage and the cops like the villains in her onewoman tragedy play. >> On everything I love, your child going to feel that pain that I felt cuz I lost my child off for sins, bro. And you stopped my flight. So I promise you, I promise you all the hell that it is that I dealt with right now, bro. You about to get it. You about to get it. >> So she was denied boarding at American. They claim to be intoxicated. I don't know. >> But she was rebooked for tomorrow morning. >> American said she was >> Yeah. According to American, they denied her cuz >> Yeah. Hospital intoxication. But she reboots for tomorrow. >> Tomorrow morning >> at like 11 a.m. >> But as you can see, she's kind of been in this state ever since. >> Getting denied. >> But why is she playing with you guys? Apparently, it's our fault that she was denied boarding. >> Oh, okay. Okay. She doesn't. >> So, she's taking her frustration out on us. She's also claiming that she just lost a child. >> So, that's I guess why she's >> upset. Did someone call her in? >> What do you mean someone call her in? >> Someone call her in. >> It was one of the American employees called and then notified the front I guess the front counter over on the air side and then they just Yeah. that that she's denied boarding. She can't fly. >> Yeah, but she does not understand this guy with her. >> Say again. >> Is this guy with her? >> No, no, she's by herself. I don't know. Yeah, this gentleman here. Where's the exit? Just the regular street where somebody pick you up. >> Baggage claims. >> I have no baggage. >> Doesn't matter. They'll meet you down there anyway. Which >> airline did you came from? already making me. >> So, you see, she's mad at us. We literally did nothing to her. She was denied boarding reboot for tomorrow morning and she's been like this ever since. >> I'm thinking American didn't tell you guys why that she she was denied, right? >> That they claimed that she's intoxicated. >> I I'm not sure, >> baby. What I'm saying is is that I'm not mad at you. What I'm mad is the fact that I can't get on my airlines to go to a 9 to5 that I'm paying for. My son died 2 days ago and you're not letting me allowed to go on the plane. MY SON DIED. I CAN'T BURY HIM NO MORE BECAUSE YOU ALREADY MAKING me late to MY FLIGHT WHERE I GOT TO BUT I GOT TO I GOT TO BURY MY SON. AIN'T listen nothing because now I'm mad for him CUZ I CAN'T BURY MY SON. IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT YOU'RE SAYING. Bring 911. It doesn't matter, BRO. MY GUY, MY BROTHER, MY SON, MY SON DIED FROM THE [ __ ] NO. [screaming] NOW YOU STARTED ME BECAUSE NOW I MISSED MY FLIGHT. My son died. Listen, my son died >> from [ __ ] BREATHING, [ __ ] OKAY. >> SO NOW, NO. >> THE STORY KEPT CHANGING faster than gate numbers. First it was two margaritas. Then it was her first drink in 3 years. Then her son died two days ago, then yesterday, then from since breathing. Nothing added up, but she screamed it louder anyway. Cops patience finally ran out and the cuffs came on >> because you delayed that. We're not going to do this. >> No, we're not going to do this because you brought me to this. BECAUSE YOU BROUGHT ME YOU STOPPED ME FROM GETTING ON MY AIRLINE AS A A HUMAN CIVILIAN, AS A BLACK WOMAN. You stopped me from that because whatever the airline was. Now, let me let you know something. LET ME LET YOU KNOW SOMETHING. I'M NOT ARGUING WITH ANYBODY HERE. Let me let you know something. I'm not standing from breathing >> and I'm not mad. >> All right. >> That's enough. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> That's enough. >> That's fine. >> Go ahead. Take it, Papa. I'm not mad. I'm just talking about >> We gave you a chance >> and you can't take it. Take it. >> Go ahead. Go ahead, Papa. Take the bag. My son Dad. Take it. My son Dad. Hannah having gay. Take it. Sweetheart. I'm not disrespecting you. I'm just telling I'm not from here. And I'm telling you, you allegedly let me didn't get on the [ __ ] flight because my son is dead and he didn't breathe on the fourth flight that he was blue. So, you want to treat me like an animal? Go for it. >> Just let you know. Record this. Record this because the mother that was a sis. >> All right. >> I'm not arguing. >> Departures. >> Go for it. >> Go for it. I'm not mad at you. >> Tell them about that. >> Go for it. I'm not disrespecting. I'm just telling you my trust. >> Yeah. >> You want to here? You want to give that to >> Kim? Okay. >> Where's uh where's 149? Let's take the elevator. >> Let me just grab my >> moral of this disaster. Grief doesn't give you a free pass to threaten people, curse out strangers, or turn an airport into your personal breakdown arena. The airline made a safety call. She made it everyone else's problem. And in the end, the only person who missed everything was her. She may face charges for disorderly conduct and trespass after warning. 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