Two sisters were filmed having an almighty meltdown after being kicked off a flight after one of them was accused of drunkenly assaulting a flight attendant.
The unseemly incident happened onboard a Frontier flight in May that was attempting to leave Orlando International, in Florida, when all hell broke loose.
In bodycam footage recently shared to YouTube, one of the sisters claimed she was assaulted by the worker and was seen hyperventilating on the departure lounge floor.
‘I have anxiety and depression’, she told the attending officer with an older woman, revealed to be her aunt, repeating that same claim to the cop.
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The young woman continued to breathe frantically as her mom tried to calm her down, when her sister, known only as Laura, appeared at the scene.
‘That guy pushed her to the ground and she fell’, the third woman explained to the officer as he attempted to calm the frantic trio down.
The officer asked for their IDs as the sister again told him her sibling suffers from ‘bad anxiety’, the two also seemingly tried to make attempts to contact their father.
All three of them spoke over one another as the officer asked for an explanation as to what happened.
In bodycam footage recently shared to YouTube, one of the sisters, seen here, claimed she was assaulted by the worker
The sisters, both seen here on the left, claimed they were attacked by a worker. Their aunt is seen here on the right attempting to calm the situation
The aunt said: ‘We were on the plane, she had to use the bathroom’, the sister then added: ‘They go “Are you intoxicated?” and she says “Yeah I had a few drinks”.
‘The flight attendant pushed her, the man – he said because he was gay it was fine’, before the aunt quickly interrupted her.
The officer then appeared inside the airbridge to find a desk attendant laying on the ground icing her knee.
She explained the young women who claimed she was assaulted had been throwing up inside the bathroom, and turned hostile when flight attendants were called.
‘They started screaming, they were in the aircraft, that’s when I called you guys. She turned around and got in my face.
‘When she turned around she pushed me, then the sister came up and shoved me again and I tripped and fell to the ground’, she added.
The desk worker said she didn’t even say anything to them, but her supervisor, who was stood next to the officer, says the two were intoxicated.
Back in the lounge, the young woman told cops she was set to graduate the next day and that her father works for the New Jersey Policemen’s Benevolent Association.
The officer then appeared inside the airbridge to find a desk attendant laying on the ground icing her knee
The older sibling tries to break from cops to run to her sisters aid, before she is then placed in cuffs
It is unclear at this time if the two were hit with charges relating to the alleged assault
She then told an officer that her boyfriend was going to be a state trooper and that all her family were law enforcement, which the cop continued to ignore.
The woman told the officer that the supervisor had grabbed her breasts and pushed her to the ground.
Frontier workers shot this down however, saying the two sisters had attacked one of the flight attendants.
The young woman then again broke down in tears as she was placed in cuffs, as she was led away her sister broke down in tears and attempted to grab her.
She was then also grabbed by police, quickly placed in cuffs and then led out of the airport with her sister.
‘Can you at least take the cuffs off while I am in the car?, Laura pleaded with officers who told her no. ‘I’m not a criminal’, she added.
The two again continued to argue with the officers who by now had put both of them in the back of the vehicle.
‘Save your energy to argue in court’ a female officer bluntly told the two, which did nothing to stop the sisters talking as the cruiser door was slammed on them.
It is unclear at this time if the two were hit with charges relating to the alleged assault.
The Daily Mail has approached Orlando Airport, airport police and Frontier Airlines for comment on the footage.
