First Class Passenger Denied Boarding, Gets Premium Plus Handcuffs. Lawyer Reacts

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What happens when a first-class seat turns into a first-class arrest? In today’s video, we are reacting to a wild incident at the Orlando International Airport where a passenger was denied boarding for being visibly intoxicated.

As the situation escalates, the passenger moves from verbal rebuttals to physical resistance, eventually ending up in "premium plus handcuffs." We break down the specific legal charges he faced—including disorderly conduct and resisting without violence—and dive into Federal Statute 121.575, which actually prohibits airlines from allowing intoxicated passengers to board.

Key Legal Topics Covered:

The "Right to Rebut": Does the Constitution give you a right to debate police during an arrest?

Airport Trespassing: How the law changes once you pass the security checkpoint and your ticket is canceled.

Florida Statutes: A look at 843.02 (Resisting) and how police in Florida can trespass individuals on behalf of the airport.

Witness the round of applause from fellow travelers as this passenger is escorted away, and hear the legal reality behind "name-dropping" politicians during an arrest.

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Disclaimer
I am a lawyer, but I am not your lawyer. This video is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws vary by jurisdiction, and the information provided here is based on the specific facts of this case and general legal principles. Always consult with a qualified attorney regarding your specific legal situation