After Southwest passengers' flights were canceled, an officer at the Nashville Airport said they'd be arrested if they didn't leave.
Police officers threatened to arrest Southwest Airlines passengers who “refused to leave” the Nashville International Airport on Sunday—just hours after the airline canceled a wave of flights due to inclement weather. A TikTok video went viral after a cop told a group of passengers that they needed to leave or risked being “arrested for trespassing” after their flights were supposedly canceled.
“We’re stuck here,” a woman tells him. In a second part of the video, the police officer tells passengers they no longer had valid tickets if their flights were canceled and accuses one Southwest customer—in a fairly condescending tone—of not listening when she asked for more information and claimed that he didn’t need to give her a code for her alleged violation.
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