On February 5, 2024, officers at an airport terminal responded to a complaint about a disruptive passenger — Johanna Hernandez, a Colombian national with limited English who claimed Spirit Airlines had denied her a wheelchair she was legally entitled to under federal disability accommodation law. What followed was a 32-minute encounter involving a language barrier, a tarmac breach, a head injury in custody, and a spit mask deployment. We analyze every decision — legally and tactically — and grade all parties involved. ⚖️ Legal topics covered: - Air Carrier Access Act & 14 C.F.R. Part 382 - Graham v. Connor (1989): Use of force standard - Executive Order 13166: Language access in law enforcement - 14th Amendment: Due process & custodial medical care - Language Line: When it should (and shouldn't) be deployed 📋 GRADES: Officers: B- Johanna Hernandez: C+ Spirit Airlines: D 📌 If you believe you've experienced an ACAA violation, file a complaint at: DOT Aviation Consumer Protection: airconsumer.dot.gov ⚠️ Content Warning: This video contains footage of physical restraint, distress, strong language, and adult themes. Viewer discretion is advised. #BodycamFootage #PoliceBodycam #AirportIncident #SpiritAirlines #LegalAnalysis #AuditTheAudit #PoliceBodcam2024 #CivilRights #ADAViolation #LanguageAccess

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