‘Crazy Plane Lady’ Issues Apology as Bodycam Showing Her Irate Reaction is Released

In a surprising turn of events, the woman who gained notoriety as the "crazy plane lady" has come forward with a public apology for her erratic behavior that led to her being kicked off a flight in July. The incident, which was captured on video by a fellow passenger, showed the woman, now identified as 38-year-old Tiffany Gomas, screaming and pointing towards the back of the plane, exclaiming, "that motherf**ker is not real!" The viral video quickly spread across social media, sparking widespread curiosity and speculation about the circumstances surrounding her outburst.

Now, newly released bodycam footage from the Dallas Fort Worth police provides a more comprehensive look at the incident. The video shows officers escorting Gomas out of the terminal, as she continues to display bizarre behavior, urging the police to "not let that plane leave." The Law&Crime Network's Angenette Levy delves into the details of the bodycam footage, offering insights into Gomas' actions and the response of law enforcement. Additionally, Levy discusses Gomas' public apology, shedding light on her perspective and the potential reasons behind her decision to address the incident.

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[joshuaDstarks]

Can’t even catch a flight as a shapeshifter these days.

[whymindsetmatters]

Everyone literally turns around to see someone who's not even there. 😭

[samcalven]

The fact she told the cops to get tf out of her face and they just said “okay” and walked off. Is a level of privilege I aspire to acquire

[Kaiju_Lord]

Why are they so concerned about her apologizing and making it national news? Seems a bit sus to me 🤔

[RubeeRoja]

"Im telling you, that MFR is not real!" *Everyone silently turns around* 😅😅😅

[w.harrison]

"I should have been in control of my emotions." No, you should have been in control of your actions despite your emotions. That's what's expected of adults.

[allisonma]

Without her explaining what she meant in the moment, her apology falls on deaf ears.

[stormhawk]

The lady making the apology is NOT the same lady.

[demelodaniel]

Dude this woman saw something, her freak out was genuine! That whole apology seems rehearsed

[eforcemike]

She's the reason security check points take so long at the airports.

[MariaJoseGuzman-qgun]

She sounds exactly like the type of person who would physically assault someone and then gaslight them

[HouseofLeon]

The lady doing the apology is definitely NOT the airplane lady!!

[bjessica]

Did anyone notice that she apologized to everyone that was on the plane in her apology video but never apologized to the man she assaulted? Just me? ok

[LinkPlays]

No way that’s the same woman. She looks and sounds nothing like the lady on the plane at all. Wtf?

[ahill]

“I’m 5’2” and 120 pounds!” 😂 like that gives her licence to hit and threaten and accuse innocent strangers, plus scare an entire plane of people. YUCK.

[abirumbi]

Here’s my thing… we now know the lady was tripping but if this was happening to me in real-time I would rather find out whether she was right or wrong on the ground than in the sky

[sectionentertainment]

The lady who apologized is not the same lady who freaked out on the plane. 1000% not her.

[dvo]

“Im 5’2 120lbs” ma’am just because you’re smaller than someone doesn’t mean you cant be a threat to them.

[joshriver]

Ill never understand why they serve alcohol in airports and on planes.

[AdoreeBeing]

My Mom is retired from DHS after 12 years. She was a contracted employee via her company. Anyway - she saw this with me and was amazed that this woman was not arrested. She got kid gloves treatment that is usually unheard of in a major airport after you disrupt a plane full of passengers.