Woman kicks Southwest employee, punches computer monitors in violent airport meltdown
The video shows the moment that a woman was a violent melting in Southwest Airlines Concoursse at Orlando International Airport last week.
45-year-old Selomit Velez-Rodriguez described as longer women, passenger Peyton Turbeville’s Southwest employees are seen in the video shouting.
“Motherf- – -r, are you kidding me?” Velez-Rodriguez heard in the video. “Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me?”
Wearing a large backpack, shorts, a red long sleeve shirt and a ballcap, he yells at a employee and says he’s trying to reach his goal to bury his brother.
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The employee kicks, breathing from the audience.
A person can be heard by saying “oh, this attack”.
Velez-Rodriguez becomes a cursing tribute, then hit a southwest table monitor three times and “two flights… After 45 minutes, two flights, three aircraft”.
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Shortly after, he tells the nearby travelers to call the police while following a employee from the crowd.
After going to another audience in the crowd, Velez-Rodriguez is seen as punching another computer monitor with his phone before following the same southwest employee from the crowd.
Turbeville told StoryFul that the woman was upset because he didn’t make a waiting list for three flights, but the claim was not yet confirmed.
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Turbeville also said that the woman was trying to get in the door after closing and wanted the employees to stop.
FOX 35 learned that the officers from Orlando police responded to the airport at 21:30 that night.
Witnesses said that the police tried to break the building of Velez-Rodriguez, trying to hit a employee and damage more than $ 1,000 in computer equipment.
He was ultimately arrested and the battery was reserved on charges of criminal mischief and resisted a violent officer.
Police said he was trying to get away from the officers while being detained.
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Court records show that Velez-Rodriguez has sent $ 5,000 bonds and is allowed to return to Illinois.
