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You see how most of people are white here? I'm trying to get to my home country and you all people made it harder for me to get to my home country. >> A belligerent man on an international flight about to take off is continuously starting arguments with everyone on the plane. >> I don't like drama. >> [laughter] >> While officers hurry to the plane, the captain confronts the suspect to kick him off, but he doesn't back down. >> Then I don't have to get off. You see how it is? You see how it works? That's fine. You guys You You see how it works? I know how it works. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, that's how it works. That's how it works. You show me You show me the You show You show me this much hate against one individual human? I will universally, karmically mess you up. So, show me the badge if you want me off. No, you have to show me the name. Well, you're lying, dude. So, I can sit right back down. >> Do you have a bag you want to grab or anything before you get off? >> Don't attack me with two individuals against one. I'll see you about it with you. >> With what? >> You You You as a human Is it because I'm sitting down and I'm lower than you? Yeah, I'm sitting down and yeah. Is it because I'm sitting down and lower than you You want to be a tough guy, bro? >> Just get off the plane. >> I'm moving. I'm moving. Hey, you know what, insert No, it's all you all teaming up. You see how most of the people are white here? Yeah, yeah, so you were like >> Get him off the plane, Jesus. >> We got >> I'm trying to get to my home country and you all people made it harder for me to get to my home country. >> Another passenger who's sick of the man, as well as a flight attendant, now approach him to attempt to get him off the plane. >> Go up to the front, go outside. Come on. He's a big guy. Okay, okay. Come on. Okay. >> I'm going to chuck you. >> No, no, no. >> We're going TO GO HERE. >> HEY, HEY, I DIDN'T GET in your face. >> Daniel >> You told me to get up. I have a ticket. Yeah, I have a ticket. Go ahead, go ahead, guys. >> Hey, he's got >> I'm going to chuck YOU FIRST. HE TOOK ME FIRST. >> NO, let's go. >> Okay. >> Okay. 311 311 >> Woah, WOAH, WOAH, WOAH. >> HEY, HEY, HEY, HEY. >> KNEEL, KNEEL, KNEEL, KNEEL. >> RIGHT? >> NOW. YOU GOT IT, CUZ? DO YOU GOT IT? >> ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT, GUYS. >> PUT YOUR HANDS DOWN AND DON'T TOUCH ANYBODY. PUT YOUR hands down. DON'T TOUCH ANYBODY. >> SO AM I. SO AM I. >> WALK. >> I'M JOKING. >> WALK. TURN AROUND AND WALK. >> LET'S GO. >> [clears throat] >> TURN AROUND AND WALK. >> Thank you, guys. >> Turn around and walk. Walk. >> I need an escort. >> SO AM I. >> WALK. WALK. WALK. >> LET'S GO. >> WALK. >> CAN YOU GET HIM OUT OF THE WAY? Hurry up, hurry up. >> Walk. >> Please. >> I'm on my way. >> Oh my god, I've never seen this in my >> As multiple passengers unite to get the man off the plane, officers arrive right as they get him off onto the jet bridge. >> Have fun. He's a fool. >> I'm not coming out. >> 479 >> Thank you for coming. >> I know, sir. >> Police are here, so just comply. I'll work it out, all right, my man? >> As long as you get me a lawyer for me. >> I'll get you a lawyer. That's what the legal says. Legal, legal act. >> All right. >> All right. Can you stand up? >> Come over. You're going to help me. Come over. Bend your knees. You know >> Come over. Let's go. >> Make way, make way. >> For an innocent For an innocent civilian. >> I'll remember this. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Can we get stuff off? Do you want to step off? >> No, no, no. It doesn't matter. So, what what exactly happened? >> So, we were standing here boarding. We started hearing yelling out the jet bridge. We can't step off once we have our passes on. So, people were like, "Hey, that guy's straining that thing." Yelling curse words. Yelling at some lady, blah, blah, blah. He comes on, angry, getting >> We don't We don't know who this person is. >> Go, go, go, go. Get out. Go. >> Get out of the way. >> Get out of the way. >> Okay. Move. >> Hold on. Put your shoe on. >> I need to get his shoe off. >> Spread your feet. >> I want my public defender right now. I want my public defender right now. >> So, how do you know him? >> He's my son. >> Okay. Do you know what was going on with him? Do you know why he was so angry? >> I have no idea when he entered. >> Were you on the plane with him or not? >> I was with him. >> Okay. >> All the way. >> So, can you can you tell me what happened? >> We went inside. Somebody on the back told everybody something. They talked about it. >> Talked about what? >> How can I say it? Maybe something related to racism or something. >> Oh. Directed toward him? >> Okay. Something like that. He must have heard about it and then he just got into argument. >> Okay. >> And then he went inside and then again he got into argument with somebody on the same issue and then he got into argument again. >> All all the time. >> Okay. Guys. Guys. Hey. You resist, man, it's going to get worse. >> I'm not even resisting, man. This is my personal idea of moving me. You know that, right? >> I told him I would love to and now this is what your airport does. I'm taking you to the Supreme Court. >> I'm taking you all cops to the Supreme Court. >> Face the wall. Face the wall. >> Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet. >> I'm putting it on. >> More. More. >> I'm putting it on. >> Watch. >> I'm putting it on. >> That's why I didn't think the guy was with us. The guy that's supposed to be his father. And he walked away from his dad. Feeling that the It was the weirdest thing. So, now passengers are coming up after him going He's not well. Something's wrong with him. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> just cursed and yelled all people on the aisle from our seat. >> All right, let's walk nicely, okay? >> I thought this is freedom of speech. Uh freedom of speech country here. >> You got a few drinks in you, okay. All right. Has this happened before? >> Never. Never. >> He was causing a ruckus over here, right? >> Yeah, he made it all the way back there screaming and yelling. And then I was like, "Great, I'm going to go ask him to get off." >> Yeah. >> Uh I got back there and he was already in his seat. >> Right there. >> That Once I got back there, people were already starting to record. >> Right. >> He was getting into his seat. He was yelling and cursing. >> He stood in the aisle. >> area for about >> Okay. >> yelling and cursing. People with skin like me. Back there is when the altercation started. >> So, you have a California driver's license, but your address is on this is in Florida. >> It is in Florida. It is in Florida. >> But you have a California driver's license. >> That's right. And I'm also a USA naturalized citizen. >> So, and will you have that part? Will you have that part? What do you say? >> Do you live in California or do you >> No, no, no. The address The address is Florida. We We are right. We are right. We get the right way. >> big man >> So, he came off willing to >> No, they dragged him off the aisle. They dragged him off the aisle. They got physical in the aisle. Yelling and >> He's being arrested right now for battery cuz he did strike somebody in here. They're taking his stuff off the plane. They're going to put it in baggage here, okay, at the airport here. So, when he gets out of jail, he can come get his stuff at the baggage office if it's open cuz I understand this is an international flight. Is that right? Do you have a driver's license? Thank you for clearing It's good to know a little bit more of the story. >> Yeah, but he didn't hit the person first. The person actually pushed [laughter] him first. >> Well, they asked him to leave. They asked him to leave numerous times on the plane. He he yelling and screaming and he didn't wouldn't leave and they asked the captain gentleman on the jet bridge went on and asked him to leave as well. He wouldn't leave so they had to escort him off and that's when they got physical. >> I got hit by one of those one of those air air gas on the airplane. >> Basically the guy that got arrested he said they were judging him based on how he looked. He was getting loud and annoying. He sat down and he was still yelling. They asked him to leave and he wouldn't leave three or four times they asked him. >> I want to check his feet first. Make sure there's nothing in his socks. Kick your shoes off. Kick your shoes off. >> Yeah, I will if you let it go. >> Take off the shoes. The other one. Bend this leg back. You can put your shoe back on. >> Are you still flying? >> I have to at least see what happens. >> Him? He's going to jail. You could try to bail him out. Post bond. You could call a bondsman. A bail bondsman. You know how that works? Do you know how that works? How bail bondsman? He's going to go to jail. He has to bond out of jail if he wants to get out. Somebody has to pay money to make sure that he goes to court in the future. He could post his own bond or you can do it for him. >> So I'm going to be putting your statements in the report but we are going to need you to still fill something out. I'll email it to you guys. Right now to do the reporting to do the charges we can go by just what you said on my body cam but eventually to bring this to court we're going to need you to fill out paperwork. So I'm going to email it to all of you guys. So let let your other you know worker know and then the the gentleman too. I'm glad I'm glad they're all caught. >> I'm not I'm not losing my ticket. Get that ticket back to >> Turn around. Watch your head. >> The suspect Shell was charged with two counts of battery and disorderly intoxication. He forfeited his flight to Philadelphia, which typically averages $300 per seat, and he is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. >> After a few hours of delay due to the suspect, Shale, the flight eventually did proceed without him and his father. And everyone on that flight should count themselves as lucky that he didn't wait to act like a child until after they got up in the air. Because when cabin pressure increases as the plane elevation increases, it can cause a drunk person to feel much more impaired than they would on the ground. Meaning his aggressive nature and consequent confrontation would have been elevated even more and would have forced the plane to land. According to an analysis of air rage incidents by Science Direct, 55.7% of them included alcohol consumption. Over half of incidents like this involving alcohol is no coincidence. So, the next time you plan on taking a vacation, maybe save the fun for after you get to your destination instead of potentially making it a problem for everybody else on that flight. You see, the danger isn't always what's on our mind, right? It's what finally comes out of our mouths when the filter disappears.

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