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Police thought ‘crazy plane lady’ Tiffany Gomas was intoxicated, refused to leave airport
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1:28Now PlayingTexas airport police believed the “crazy plane lady” at the center of the viral “that motherf–ker is not real” plane meltdown was intoxicated — and threatened to arrest her, according to bodycam video obtained by The Post.
Tiffany Gomas, 38, is seen in clips telling officers “F–k you” and “Get the f–k out of my face” during the July 2 incident, which started when Gomas was kicked off an American Airlines flight from Dallas to Orlando, Fla., following an argument over AirPods.
Earlier, Gomas had claimed the plane was in danger as she attempted to get off, telling passengers: “You can sit on this plane and you can f—ing die with them or not. I’m not going to.”
After the plane had returned to the gate, all passengers had to deplane and a new security check had to be carried out.
“As of now, we need to remove her from the flight because she threatened the flight and everything,” the manager says.
“She threatened the whole plane. So at this point, we have to make sure it’s safe. Because we cannot take it lightly,” the manager says.
Another American Airlines employee is then heard asking the cops to drug-test Gomas.
“Even if she’s on drugs, intoxicated, because she’s on something,” the man adds.
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