Wild footage shows three disgruntled women being hauled out of Miami International Airport in handcuffs after refusing to pay for extra luggage and storming onto a Philadelphia-bound flight.
Nafisa Dockery, 30, Dionjana Cochran, 21, and Davana Cochran, 26 were all slapped with trespassing after a warning and resisting an officer charges over the Sunday night airport mayhem, according to arrest reports.
The trio was waiting to board a Frontier Airlines flight when an employee noticed they didn’t pay for a second carry-on luggage item and asked that they step of the line and fork over the extra fee, authorities said, according to NBC6.
The women refused and a verbal confrontation erupted, where they were warned by the airline employee that they would be removed from the flight if they did not pay, according to the arrest report.
Dockery — who’s facing an additional battery charge — told her two pals to ignore the employee’s warning and they barged onto the plane through a restricted area.
Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office deputies arrived at the airport and a Frontier manager asked that the trio be removed from the plane as their boarding passes had been cancelled.
The women refused to disembark the plane despite being given multiple warnings to leave and were threatened with arrest.
Police cleared the plane of all passengers and the three troublemakers eventually started leaving, when Dockery allegedly spat on another person, the report said.
Deputies demanded the unruly travelers to put their hands behind their backs but they refused — and a struggle ensued.
Shocking social media footage posted by @OnlyInDade shows the three women being escorted out of the airport in handcuffs and Davana can be seen twerking next to an officer.
Passengers can be seen filming the group as they were escorted out and Davana can be heard yelling “I will beat you the f–k up” to one passenger who responds with “Enjoy prison baby.”
The three mischiefs were all taken to Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center and the Philadelphia-bound Frontier flight was delayed for one hour.
The Post reached out to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s office.
