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Missing your flight is one problem. Turning the ticket counter into your personal courtroom is another. A Spirit passenger at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport was furious after missing her flight and said rebooking could cost her hundreds more. Then the ticket was reportedly canceled, a refund was issued, she... show more

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Charles Lump1 month ago

She ran her mouth the entire time 😂🤣😆 what a retarded dumbass racist. Don’t get your way so you accuse officers of being racist? Typical. Par for the course.

Junior Deets1 month ago

Wig and cumbrellas. Hoodrat uniform

Joe Kher1 month ago

@j0ker937 It's always "I didn't do nothing" after they run their mouth and refuse to leave over and over. It's ridiculous! If you didn't do anything, why are they being called on you!🤣

DAVE Foos FOSS1 month ago

Damn....just another ULTRA LOW IQ Black broad who cannot function in OUR society. Dumb as a box of rocks. That isn't how you dress on a flight. She talks like she dropped out of 4th grade. How are all these low IQ Blacks able to afford to fly everywhere & go on CRUISE SHIPS? I haven't been on vacation in 15 years. 2 vacations in my whole life & both times I drove from Wisconsin to Florida. What are they doing that I am not doing? Should I change my name to Burdenisha & huff paint to get my IQ lower?

Don Matte1 month ago

@ColorApril Once you are in cuffs nobody cares! Shut that stupid loud mouth of yours and go to jail!

JeepMan17761 month ago

Another racist black person im shocked 😳

flyingscotsnoise1 month ago

Another sloooooowwwww jo on fucking Valium! 💩💩💩💩🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

William1 month ago

It's them again. Racist

Donald Oliver1 month ago

FUCKIN RETARDED !

VWGurl 🇺🇸1 month ago

“He’s a racist”. This is all these retards got at this point.

Wayne R1 month ago

This is a first. An 8 minute video featuring a black person interacting with police and not 1 f bomb. This has to be fake.

Zeppo1 month ago

Key words "Spirit Airlines."

Madds1 month ago

Always them, always.

Semitelligent1 month ago

I'm late and disrespectful and it's all your fault

Patrick1 month ago

@j0ker937 (Accused of drinking) No I only ate a gummy. ??? Why would you admit to something you aren’t accused of? Derp. I will say however that this is the mildest behavior I have seen resulting in arrest. Not sure I agree with the outcome based on the video.

Lorri Gual1 month ago

@Pixie1z Always Spirit…

TallyGator1 month ago

6%

Craig Terrance1 month ago

Why is she allowed to board any flight dressed like a street whore

Skeet571 month ago

@LightOnLiberty Put on some decent clothes, you fat ass

7Days1 month ago

She’s basically just wearing underwear. So foul.

TallyGator1 month ago

Dressed like she’s going to the beach!

booger691 month ago

SHE GONNA HAVE TO SELL SOME OF THAT MOUTH SKIN COME ON

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