Shocking bodycam footage captured the moment a Scottish passenger flew into a rage and fought with police during an airport meltdown.
The woman, who has not been identified, called on police to ‘keep your hands off me’ as she was arrested at a Nashville airport while waiting for a British Airways flight to London Heathrow, as seen on new excavated footage from 2023.
The woman begged to drink water and keep her sunglasses on, repeatedly telling arresting officers, “I’m not going to jail.”
The confrontation began in an airport lounge, when the woman stormed into the Delta Sky Club without being allowed entry, while holding a Gucci travel bag embossed with the letters RUK.
Police bodycams showed a lounge attendant explaining that the woman demanded to eat and refused to leave, before becoming visibly agitated once police arrived.
“I need to smoke,” she repeated to the officers in her Caledonian accent as she placed an electric vape and nicotine gum on the desk. “That’s why I put my stuff here, because I trust humanity.”
After telling the officer “you’re not going to arrest me,” the woman became more erratic during the encounter and began yelling within moments of leaving the lounge.
Shocking bodycam footage captured the moment a Scottish passenger panicked and fought with police during an airport meltdown
The woman, who has not been identified, shouted at police to “get your hands off me” as she was arrested at a US airport, unearthed footage from April 2023 shows.
The officers were warned “don’t touch me” several times by the woman as they escorted her from the lounge.
The woman then demanded free access to a smoking lounge, which cost money to enter, and then tried to sneak in without success.
She then demanded money from the police and ordered them to give her $10 to buy more nicotine gum.
“I don’t have ten dollars,” an officer replies.
After a store employee told them she had to pay, the officers decided she hadn’t caused enough trouble to arrest her for disorderly conduct, but they were heard telling each other to stay close as they predicted they would be called back .
Their prediction quickly came true when they were called back to the erratic woman’s location shortly after she attempted to go to her gate.
The captain had decided to ban the woman from her flight because of her behavior and told her, “You are not getting on that plane.”
“You have to help me to the water,” she replied. “You can’t get your hands on women.”
After being told she wasn’t allowed to fly and arrested, the combative woman became frantic and panicked.
“I’m only going on the captain’s orders because I saw the Titanic,” she says at one point as she puts on handcuffs.
“I’m Titanic, I’m white lotus… get your damn hands off me.”
The woman demanded money from the police officers to buy nicotine gum, and became enraged when they refused
After a store employee told them she had to pay, the officers decided she hadn’t caused enough trouble to arrest her for disorderly conduct, but they were heard telling each other to stay close as they predicted they would be called back.
The woman started shouting about the Titanic and demanding water, which led to the police arresting her for disorderly conduct
After telling police she had previously been ‘traumatized’ by US police, woman screamed ‘not again, not again’ as she was arrested
The strange encounter ended with the woman being booked into jail and reportedly charged with disorderly conduct
After telling police she had previously been “traumatized” by US police, the woman screamed “not again, not again” as she was arrested.
Refusing to be escorted out peacefully, the officers resorted to dragging her by her hands and walking her out of the airport.
Her struggle continued when she was placed in a police car and told officers she was “not going in” and “not going to jail.”
When reinforcements arrive, the woman asks a female officer to “help me woman” because she was resisting arrest.
The strange encounter ended with the woman being booked into jail and reportedly charged with disorderly conduct.
DailyMail.com has reached out to Nashville police for more information.