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Stereotypical Ghetto Woman Meets KARMA After Airport MELTDOWN Gets Her Dragged Out On A Stretcher!

BrvndonRhone

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In this bodycam video, an airport incident completely spirals out of control after a woman is denied boarding and refuses to leave peacefully.
What starts as a dispute with airport staff quickly escalates when police get involved. According to the bodycam footage, she becomes increasingly combative, allegedly spitting at and physically fighting with officers, forcing authorities and medical personnel to intervene. Eventually, the situation gets so out of control that she is restrained, placed on a stretcher, and removed from the airport.
We react to the entire encounter and break down how being denied a flight turned into one of the wildest airport meltdowns we’ve covered.
👇 What do you think was the moment this situation went completely off the rails?
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20 Comments

@jaybuff3008 3 hours ago

Just needed to re-book her ticket, learn how to dress in public, know how to act in public. Basic adult things.

@carolthornhill466 2 hours ago

She lost the bet. You know, “you want to bet money I don’t get on that flight?”

@dr.tracinavarro1681 1 hour ago

Why do they wait so long to cuff her? Those officers were so kind.

@robinsnest4306 2 hours ago

Sick she thinks it’s funny

@Grandma63 2 hours ago

The judges don't care about the police and throw out battery against LEO'S

@sarahjustice1282 2 hours ago

I agree 100% - of all the charges that should not be dropped they need to be holding people accountable for battery on a LEO especially when it’s this wild!

@scorcher617 1 hour ago

Remember, when all the stories were how bad cops were these body cams. Make them look like Saints.

@sarahjustice1282 2 hours ago

I imagine they sedated her vs tasing because they were erring on the side of this being a psych patient. And honestly I began questioning that myself once she was drowning herself in her own loogies and laughing about it.

@mnix5427 1 hour ago

I’m so over the entitlement

@jerrytaylor8889 29 minutes ago

Paramedic, 30 years service (Retired): They act the same way towards us in the back of the ambulance and they don't care who they injure or what they destroy, posing a danger to the EMS crew, the public (there have been instances of them getting lose and managing to get to the door and jump out of the unit while its moving), and a danger to themselves. Acting unreasonable, refusing to listen or communicate, 100% yes - we can sedate under implied consent laws. Depending on the agency, the drugs used can vary, ranging from benzodiazepines such as Valium or Ativan, to antipsychotropis such as Haldol or Inapsine. And oh yes, I was counting the seconds until my 30 years were up - I had had far more than my fill of dealing with people like her.

@bradfordjoseph7894 31 minutes ago

If a person truly attacked police officers during an airport meltdown then there should be consequences for that behavior. It is okay to feel angry, frustrated or upset That does not give anyone the right to act violently toward law enforcement or other people. Accountability must come from what someone did. It shouldn’t depend on stereotypes, about their race, gender or background. ✈⚖

@mnix5427 59 minutes ago

Background checks for employment is going to be tricky after this 😂

@boxonopolus9372 30 minutes ago

I got in trouble alot from 17-25 and never did I have even close to the amount of chances before being arrested that I see people get now, especially women.

@boone315 2 hours ago

17:51 it's not the cops. It's the D.A. for the county. Albany is just as idiotic as NYC

@TexasProud76 1 hour ago

You and the airports! 😂 I love watching these!

@LAGoldFish-f7y 2 hours ago

Hi Happy 🍷 Happy 🍷 Happy Monday ❤what a waste of resources

@gailgiddings2605 1 hour ago (edited)

Of course, she was drunk, Brandon dear, but, I remain unconvinced that she would have behaved better had she been sober. Perhaps, what she really needed was an exorcist.