"Put The Weapon Down" — Man Stabbed 3 Times, Officer Stabbed At Airport | Bodycam Analysis

#airport #bodycam #useofforce Inside an airport terminal, a man was stabbed three times and officers confronted a woman still holding a small knife, ordering her at least four times to put the weapon down. An officer was stabbed during the arrest, she later slipped out of a handcuff, and yet no shot was fired. In a second incident in Georgia, a traveler from Detroit missed her Spirit Airlines flight after what she described as a three-hour train delay. Officers repeated that the airline would refund her money, but she refused to leave and was arrested, then asked for a lawyer. Would deadly force have been legally justified against an active knife attacker? Is a missed flight caused by a transit delay a civil matter or a police matter? And what changes legally the moment an arrested person says "I want a lawyer"? This breakdown covers Graham v. Connor, Tennessee v. Garner, Edwards v. Arizona, and Georgia Code §§ 16-5-21, 16-11-39, and 16-7-21. Age-restricted: graphic content blurred. Disclaimer: This video is for educational and analytical purposes only and is not legal advice.