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Pregnant passenger earns spot on no-fly list after insane attack on airline employee

May 6, 2023 | | Print Article

Jerry Springer may have passed, but it feels like one pregnant would-be Spirit Airlines passenger didn’t get the memo.

In yet another viral video of random people beating the crap out of each other in public, Que Maria Scott, 29, boasting what she claimed is a six-month baby bump, attacked Jasmine Rhoden, a Spirit Airlines employee, at a Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport gate in Georgia.

The April 30th incident began when Scott approached the gate wanting to know the status of the flight, according to the Daily Mail.

Scott then allegedly began threatening one of the gate agents, who picked up the phone to dial 911. In a witness statement to the Atlanta Police Department, Rhoden claimed Scott threatened to “beat a b**ch up if she does not get on the plane.”

“At that moment, Ms. Rhoden explained that she was going to deny her boarding to this flight due to her statement and actions at the gate area,” the report reads.

And that’s when things got crazy.

After a gate agent closed the gate, Scott pulled up her sweatpants and began “swinging her arms and hitting Ms. Rhoden on the left side of her face.”

“Ms. Rhoden then stated that Ms. Q. Scott began to pull her hair at the scene and pulling her into a barrier that was at the location causing them to fall to the ground,” according to the report. “Ms. Rhoden stated that the female fell on top of her and it took for [sic] other passengers to get Ms. Q. Scott off her.”

Rhoden told the authorities that she “clearly smelled alcohol on Ms. Q. Scott even though Ms. Q. Scott claimed to be pregnant,” the report revealed. Rhoden was seen on body cam footage telling police that Scott “needs to be arrested.”

As Scott was being handcuffed, she shouted, “I’m pregnant. I’m pregnant.”

“I didn’t do nothing to nobody,” Scott insisted. “You really just got me booked. It’s cool. I’m going to remember your face in my head forever.”

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The Atlanta Police Airport Division transported the aggressor, who was placed on the “no-fly” list, to Clayton County Jail.

“Atlanta fire and EMS was called out to the precinct to check Ms. Scott out for any pains or discomforts,” the report states. “Ms. Scott was not transported to the hospital.”

Violent scenes such as this are becoming all too frequent if social media posts are any indication.

In Massachusetts, Matthew Young, a 24-year-old Boston resident, was caught on video knocking out a 48-year-0ld Brockton bus driver for allegedly missing his stop, according to the River City Post.

The bus crashed first into a car, then into a post, sending 16 passengers to the hospital.

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https://twitter.com/FightHaven/status/1652704362727370752?s=20

And at an Antioch, Tennessee, high school, a student allegedly doused her teacher in pepper spray for confiscating her phone.

https://twitter.com/FightHaven/status/1654833392616357889?s=20

As one user on Twitter noted, “We are devolving exponentially.”

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