Woman Crashes Out In Orlando Airport With Kick To Employee, Punches Computers

Wild footage from Orlando International Airport shows a woman crashing out while at the concourse of Southwest Airlines recently.

Identified as Selomit Velez-Rodriguez, 45, the woman was seen in the video shot by passenger Peyton Turbeville shouting at employees of Southwest.

“Motherf*cker, are you kidding me?” yelled Velez-Rodriguez. “Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me?” (RELATED: Fan Literally Dragged Out By Security After Crashing Warmups For Brewers-Cubs Game)

While sporting a huge backpack, a red long-sleeved shirt, shorts and a hat, the woman goes off on an employee, claiming that she was attempting to get to her desired location to bury her brother who passed away.

At the beginning of the video, it appears that she tried to kick the employee, with gasps coming from other travelers waiting for their flights.

“Oh, that’s assault,” another woman said in the background.

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Velez-Rodriguez erupted into a crash out filled with profanity and violence, punching a computer monitor three times, yelling, “two flights wasted… two flights, three planes, after 45 minutes.”

Shortly after, she demanded fellow travelers to “call the police” while following an employee around in the concourse.

Turbeville told Storyful that Velez-Rodriguez was angry due to not making the standby list for a total of three flights. However, that claim has not been confirmed.

The passenger who caught the video also stated that she attempted to get through the gate following it closing, with staffers preventing her from doing so.

The woman was arrested and charged with battery, criminal mischief and resisting an officer without violence, which stemmed from her pulling away while being put in handcuffs, according to police.

Velez-Rodriguez was released on a $5,000 bond and made her return to Illinois, per court records.