April 5th 2024.
According to a report by the Daily Mail, a recent incident on a Spirit Airlines flight has caught the attention of many. The incident took place on a flight departing from Las Vegas and involved a female passenger who had a complete meltdown. The video of the incident, which was shared online on March 23, shows the chaotic scene as the woman went on a tirade, causing other passengers to document the incident.
Initially, the passenger can be heard shouting and demanding her freedom while officers try to de-escalate the situation. Things took a turn for the worse when she reportedly attempted to bite another traveler, causing even more tension. In the footage, the officers inform her that she will be arrested, to which she responds by mentioning her past experience with law enforcement. She then proceeds to hurl profanity-laden insults and even uses a racial slur towards one of the officers.
The woman also claims that she was mistreated by law enforcement during the incident and repeatedly cries out in distress, saying she can't breathe. Eventually, she turns to the other passengers and screams, "I'm not scared! I've been there before!" It is unclear what exactly caused the meltdown, but it happened before the flight had even taken off, causing all passengers to disembark and allow authorities to handle the situation.
This is not the first time a passenger has had a meltdown on a Spirit Airlines flight. Last year, a pregnant woman got into a physical altercation with a Spirit Airlines employee at the ATL airport. The tension between the two escalated when 29-year-old Que Maria Scott was informed by employee Jasmine Rhoden that she would not be allowed to board her flight due to her aggressive behavior towards a gate agent. The situation quickly turned physical, with Scott tackling Rhoden to the floor and punches being exchanged.
In a statement given to the Atlanta Police Department, Rhoden explained that Scott's frustration stemmed from a flight delay. She also mentioned that Scott had made a statement to other passengers about beating someone up if she was not allowed on the plane. This incident, along with the recent one, highlights the need for better management and de-escalation techniques on flights to prevent such disruptions from occurring.
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