Woman Throws Computer Monitor at Gate Agent After Missing Flight in Chaotic Footage Camila McMillie was on her way to New York City when she noticed her children went missing at the gate, causing panic to ensue.
By Emily Rella
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Chaos ensued at the Miami International Airport this week when a woman threw a computer monitor at a gate agent in an apparent public meltdown, documented by several social media users.
The woman, identified as 25-year-old Camila McMillie, caused the scene at Gate D-39 on Tuesday afternoon when she noticed that her children had wandered off to use the bathroom without her knowing.
At the time, McMillie was being rebooked for a flight she had missed while on her way from Birmingham, Alabama to New York City.
She can be seen on video demanding that the gate agents find her children before starting to scream, flail, and pull the boarding pass equipment off of the gate counter— before eventually lifting the computer monitor at the gate counter and throwing it at the gate agent.
In another video, McMillie is being detained by officers as she attempts to climb on and over the gate counter as passengers videotape the ordeal.
@kyeezy17 Miami girl destorys American Airlines kiosk after missing her flight and gets arrested #miami #airport #destory #arrested ♬ original sound - KY
"Once the subject noticed the children were not with her, she became irate and began to scream, demanding the gate agent to find her children," police said, according to reports from CBS Miami.
Other clips show McMillie pacing and yelling as a crowd of passengers surrounds her. She begins to dissemble parts of the gate check-in area and knock equipment to the ground.
@mark_d4life Miami Airport girl loses mind after missing her flight. #Miami #destroy #airport ♬ original sound - mark_d4life
@ppvtahoeMiami Airport tantrum / Woman arrested at MIA has meltdown for messing up computers
♬ original sound - ppvtahoe
American Airlines acknowledged the incident and supported for the gate agent who suffered bruising to their shoulder after being slammed with the monitor.
"Acts of violence against our team members are not tolerated by American Airlines and we are committed to working closely with law enforcement in their investigation," the airline said in a statement. "Our thoughts are with our team member, and we are ensuring they have the support they need at this time.'
McMillie is currently facing charges of aggravated battery, criminal mischief, and disorderly conduct.
