The actions of a drugged woman who caused a commotion at the Kingston Airport in Jamaica were documented in a widely shared video on the social media site X. The woman reportedly demanded sex after stripping off her clothes. When the woman arrived at the airport, she was high and began yelling for sex.#Shocking news| #viralvideoजमैका एयरपोर्ट का बताया जा रहा #वायरल_वीडियो !!जमैका एयरपोर्ट पर उस समय अफरा-तफरी मच गई !!जब एक अमेरिकी महिला ने गांजा पी लिया और सेक्स की मांग करने लगी 🥹 #TrendingStory #trendingvideo #publicinterest pic.twitter.com/i7KJX7eSvZ— MANOJ SHARMA LUCKNOW UP🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 (@ManojSh28986262) April 15, 2024Airport drama!The woman is causing a high-stakes drama at the airport, as shown in the footage of the incident that is going viral on social media. The woman arrived at the airport and changed into her undies, as seen in the video. She also makes a scene by tossing the baggage and bags close to her.Additionally, the woman can be seen lunging at an officer attempting to control her and shouting at the top of her lungs. In the footage, woman is seen dragging a male security official, despite his attempts to back off. Ultimately, two security personnel pin the woman on the ground while restraining her. Still, the woman keeps creaming. The airport security then handscuffs her.woman creates high octane sceneThe woman is then covered and clothed by a female airport employee. As the astounded passengers watch the incident play out, this occurs. The passengers and airport employees reactions demonstrate how surprised everyone was by the situation. The footage is purportedly from April 14, while further information regarding the incident is still pending. But a lot of people on social media have responded to the video after it went viral.Viral all overThe incidents video was posted by internet users, who said that no one at the airport was originally able to determine what was going on. It was not evident what had transpired until the security guards had the woman pinned down and handcuffed. The woman was brought under control by the officers, and soon after the event, operations resumed as usual.
