Woman repeatedly yells ‘I didn’t slap him’ after being removed from plane
- 6 years ago
A woman repeatedly yelled, “I didn’t slap him,” after she was removed from an airplane.
The filmer said he captured the moment at the Kansas City International Airport at a Southwest Airlines gate on May 8, 2018.
In the video, the woman can be heard repeatedly yelling, “I didn’t slap him,” inside the airport terminal after being removed from a plane.
The airport police appear to be handcuffing the woman as she continues to yell. She also yells at a man across from her who appears to be her husband.
“No, I didn’t slap him. Why are you doing this? That’s my husband,” she says.
Then she looks at the man and says, “Todd, why would you even say that?”
As the police lead her away in handcuffs, she yells, “I didn’t slap him. I would never touch my husband.”
"Two Southwest Passengers who appeared to be intoxicated were asked to deplane Flight #204 before departing Kansas City International Airport for Denver. The Passengers became unruly and our Employees utilized their training to manage the situation until local law enforcement could assist with removing the passenger from the flight,” the Southwest Airlines media department told Newsflare in an email.
The filmer said he captured the moment at the Kansas City International Airport at a Southwest Airlines gate on May 8, 2018.
In the video, the woman can be heard repeatedly yelling, “I didn’t slap him,” inside the airport terminal after being removed from a plane.
The airport police appear to be handcuffing the woman as she continues to yell. She also yells at a man across from her who appears to be her husband.
“No, I didn’t slap him. Why are you doing this? That’s my husband,” she says.
Then she looks at the man and says, “Todd, why would you even say that?”
As the police lead her away in handcuffs, she yells, “I didn’t slap him. I would never touch my husband.”
"Two Southwest Passengers who appeared to be intoxicated were asked to deplane Flight #204 before departing Kansas City International Airport for Denver. The Passengers became unruly and our Employees utilized their training to manage the situation until local law enforcement could assist with removing the passenger from the flight,” the Southwest Airlines media department told Newsflare in an email.