Woman’s wild airport tirade grabs in front of camera
A woman was captured among Southwest Airlines employees at Orlando International Airport during a clear standby outbreak. (Credit: Peyton Turbeville via Storyful)
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Chaos broke out Miami International Airport Earlier on Tuesday, a woman from England allegedly snatched a 4-year-old boy from her mother at a checkpoint, held him tightly and refused to let go, according to deputies, although insisting that the child was hers.
Alvina Omisiri Agba, 23, is charged Interference in custody According to the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office, there are two more batteries.
AGBA is allegedly approaching her mother standing at the checkpoint Miami International AirportAccording to an MDSO report obtained by Fox News Digital, the report provides help to soothe her crying 4-year-old son.
Alvina Omisiri Agba is accused of robbing a child at Miami airport and refusing to return him to his mother. (Miami Dade Sheriff’s Office)
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The report said that after picking up the child, Agba walked out of the line and stayed away from the child’s mother.
The mother followed Agba and asked her to give back to the child, who allegedly said: “No, this is my child,” the deputies pointed out.
Agba wrapped her legs and arms around the boy to prevent him from moving, pushing his mother and grabbing his legs while refusing to let him go when she tried to rescue his mother.
The incident allegedly occurred at a checkpoint at Miami International Airport. (Pedro Portal/Miami Herald/Tribune News Service)
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Witnesses who later became known as Naylet Montano heard the commotion and grabbed the child to prevent him from being injured, and walked behind the counter immediately after Agba yelling “Give her child back,” Delegates said.
The report said three men stood between Montano and Agba, preventing her from taking care of the child again.
Agba then ran away, and later in one Airport checkpoint.
After witnesses called law enforcement, the suspect was arrested at the airport. （AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee）
After being arrested, Agba told deputies that she remembered a wall with a rainbow and thought it would help soothe the child.
She said she remembered the mother who came to take care of the child, but “don’t remember what happened after that.” She added that she “just did it because God told her to do it.”
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The report says the AGBA is not affected by drugs or alcohol when arrested.
Miami International Airport forwards Fox News Digital to the Sheriff’s Office for comment.
