Domestic Violence Incident at Airport: Ryan Martin's Arrest

Ryan Austin Martin faced serious charges after drunkenly assaulting his family at the airport.

### Disturbance at the Airport: A Family's Nightmare
* 🚨 On March 3rd, 2022, Ryan Austin Martin, a **280 lb man**, faced serious consequences after a drunken incident at an airport while his family was on vacation at **Disney**.
* 💔 In a state of inebriation, Martin **assaulted his wife and six-year-old daughter**, prompting airport security to intervene and call law enforcement.
* 👮 The chaotic scene escalated as officers struggled to subdue Martin, who was **resistant and aggressive**, repeatedly refusing to comply with commands to **get on the ground**.
* 📞 Witnesses reported Martin's erratic behavior, including **threats towards his family**, and noted that his drinking had made him **aggressive in the past**.
* 🚓 Ultimately, Martin was arrested and charged with several offenses, including **resisting an officer with violence**, **child abuse**, and **domestic violence battery**.
* 🛑 After the incident, he was informed that he would be **banned from the airport for one year**, requiring him to find **alternative travel arrangements** for future flights.
* ⚖ Martin's actions serve as a stark reminder of the **dangers of excessive drinking** and its potential to lead to **life-altering consequences** for both the individual and their family.

get in the ground. No, no, you st. Listen, I just had too much. Don't ever grab me again. Do you want to live or not? On March 3rd, 2022, Ryan Austin Martin, a 280 lb man who'd been enjoying a few too many drinks, was about to catch a flight, or so he thought. However, things quickly took a dark turn when Martin missed his flight and, in a state of inebriation, attempted to board another. In the midst of this chaos, Martin went on to assault his wife and six-year-old daughter, who were on vacation at Disney. The family was forcibly separated from their assailant by airport security, and law enforcement was immediately summoned. So I'm not being arrest want [Music] see come. It's okay, it's okay. He inside, they're right here, right here. What happen? I'm from Jersey. If you need help, yeah, just looking for the bad guy. Hey, bad guy's inside. He, sir, put your hands back, back. I'm good. Get on the ground, get on the ground, get on the ground, get on the ground, get.

on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get hands back. Hands again. Put your hands back. Put your back. Give me your all right. You cover him. I'll cover. Stop. No, no. You stop. You stop. I got you. He's a def. He's a. I just said too much straight com. Relax. Are you okay? Relax. Too much straight comes hard. We on your side, bro. Relax. Roll over right there. You go. That hurt really good. You okay, brother? Yo, you're pretty good, man. Good shot. All right, I give you that. You okay, brother? No, I'm not doing. You need to get up. I got to stand up. Want to sit you down in a wheelchair? Just stand me up. Y. We're going to stand you. Yep. Wheel. Get a wheelchair. SM. Get on the side. There you go. Have a seat. Legs help. Listen, I just had too much Dr. Do me a favor. This leg. Okay, buddy. I love you. Thank you for believing. Just

breathe this knee up to your chest. Okay, all right, two down, do whatever you want, whatever you want. There you one of up, good, here we go. Please choose how are you out of here. I just want to get godam Rel. I just try too much. I have a car downstairs over here, talk to your wife over here. Yeah, is there a plane attached to this jet? Anybody know? Hey, let's go to the elevator. Let's go to the elevator. Let's go to the elevator. Got you, stay in the chair with him. Let's go to the elevator. Let's get out here, come. I got you, come on, let's go, follow me, follow me. Let's go out, please, please take this out of my chest. We're going to get out, excuse me. Yeah, could be nice. They were sitting next to us, and he was getting kind of loud, and then he right here in this area right here, right in these seats here, and he was getting kind of loud, and then sitting was sitting next to me, and he just, he actually said to her, not he says.

Oh really, I'm being bad, and he says, I'll drop you right here. And I leaned over to her, and I said, Are you safe? So you told her I was going to drop you right here. He was going to drop his wife, right? He threatened and all sorts of stuff, but I did get security, and I tried to help. So good, I appreciate you, thank you. We got here, I guess he was anxious about crying, and um, when you know where the Dunkin Donuts is, we kind of lost him there. He was yelling and screaming, um, cursing at people for no reason, like if you're standing there, just curse at you, you know. So I wasn't, I was more concerned with them. We kind of, I kind, he's cursing and yelling. He came over to us and um, kept on yelling and screaming, left and went to the bar two different times um, and then came back over here yelling and screaming, cursing just got worse once I said that I was going to call security on the way here, you know, they were

telling us that he had to put his hand on you, try to pull my hair, your hair. That's what they told us on the radio. That's why we're coming fast. Yeah, all right. And you said he's your husband. Has he done this before? He no, no, but the drinking, yes. When he drinks, he becomes massive. Yes, yes. So he drank today? Yes. Well, he came with a big glass of it, looked like a martini or something. Okay, that's probably changed his mood. Yes. So we received a call from the agent at G48 that a super take it off so I can so you can catch your voice, but it's okay that we need a supervisor. There's a customer being abusive towards his family. So then I I'm usually the ramp supervisor, but since she goes by herself, I was like, I'll go up with you, you know what I mean? So I came up, and as soon as I came up, she came over here like, no, we got to call the police because he was screaming already.

in the gate area, and everybody's just staring, you know, and she's the wife. Her sister and the kids were like kind of like in a corner, like right there sitting in the front, and I noticed that there was fear. So then I looked at them, I'm like, Are you guys okay? And then she's like, No, we need help. So that's when I pulled. I was like, I told him to come with me, that I needed to talk to him away from the gate area. He just looked at me crazy, and he didn't get up. So then I told him, You guys step away, and I kind of got in between where he was sitting and where she was, and this was right there in the front where the kid with the burgundy. So I told her to come back here where this area is kind of away from him. So when she did that, he started following and wanted getting aggressive verbally. So then told trying to talk to her, right? You trying to talk to her? No, I wanted to keep him

away from him. You know what I mean? 'Cause I saw the aggression building. So when he started walking, following me, like trying to get here to them, and I was like, Sir, I'm going to call the police. You need to step away. So then he started walking that way, like rushing, like he was trying to get away. So the family came here, and I followed to see where he went so he can notify you guys. You know what I mean? Not close. I let the distance, you know what I mean? And he stopped at 42, and he was trying to blend in. So I came back, and as soon as I came back, somebody said, He's coming back. And I looked, and I told the family, I scan my badge in here. And I was like, You guys come in here 'cause to me this is a secured area in the Jet Bridge. You know what I mean? To keep them away. So I closed the door, and the kids are crying, and they're saying, He gets like that when he drinks. He's abusive. He gets aggressive.

who telling he's like the wife. She's like he's going to hurt somebody. He's going to hurt somebody. And I was like he can't get in here. He busted that door open like nothing, like it was open, busted like he went door like it was locked. Like if you try to go in there right now, it's not going to open, right? So that's what I thought. Yeah, right. He just went boof and opened the door. And I told him, sir, you can't be in here. And he just kind of shoved me out the way like get out of my way, but with his body, not his hands. That's still a battery. That's still a battery. So once he went in the Jeb bridge and he was telling her like you really doing this to me. And he grabbed his cell and went boof right in there in the Jeet Bridge. Like he grabbed it like this. Stop, repeat that again. I don't want to. That he he grabbed it like this, right? You're holding, let's say this is yeah, so

let's say this is the inside of the J, right? And he went boof like that, like he hit the cell phone, the wall, his phone, or your cell phone, his cell phone, not mine, mine is good, okay? He cellone hisone. He was just trying to hit something, but he hit the wall. So then I told him, Get a little scared, huh? Did you get a little scared for that because of his uh, his uh, state of mind? My mindset was more, I wasn't 'cause you were there at that time. You were there alone, right, with him, with the family. I was more being overprotected with them 'cause I know that he will harm her, you know what I mean? I'm looking at him, his whole movement in there, and then I kind of talked him on to look, Come on, guys, let's go out here. And he started, she started grabbing everything, and he walked out, and I closed the door again. So this time around, I was holding the handle inside of there and trying to put my body to it and holding the side, the corner here.

and pulling it on me 'cause every time that he would try to open it, I would pull it on. So, he was trying to go in again 'cause to go back when we were going to exit out. She was grabbing everything when I told him, Come on, let's go out there. I'm going to book you guys, so he could calm down. So, as soon as he went out first and she was grabbing her stuff, I went and I slammed the door on to me again. And this time, I kind of put my foot on the corner and I was pulling the door on me, the handle, like the to exit. And you were in the Jet Bridge while I was in the Jet Bridge and the family was behind me. So then, he was here. She called y, she called, she called her mom or his mom and she was telling him on FaceTime what he's doing and she's crying behind me while I'm holding the door. Then, I couldn't hold it no more 'cause I was pinching my finger and he

pulled it, and he got in again, and he kind of again pushed me out the way with his body, like trying to get to her. That's a battery, man. It's still a battery. And you know, after he did that, you know, he's trying to get to her and telling her, We're getting on this flight. We're going to... and he's walking down like there's a plane. I'm like, Sir, there's not a plane there, but the plane had left. There was no... There was never... I was just trying to keep them secure, you know what I mean? So then he's like, No, I'm going to go on the FL on the plane. I'm going to go on the plane. I'm like, Sir, there's no plane there. So he walked all the way down, and when he saw there wasn't a plane, then he started enough, and I'm trying to calm him down like, Sir, let me go up here. You're going to go on the flight. Your family's going to go on the flight. Just hold on for a

second, you know what I mean. As soon as he came out, you know, I kind of heard. I don't know who showed up first. You showed up first, and I got the family out. When I saw you coming, I told him, Come on, come on, come on. And she kind of went that way, but he was coming from here. When I saw him, exactly when he came out, when I opened the door and he came out, I saw you. You were coming. So then the family, I told him to go this way, like, Come on, come on, grab this stuff and go, got stay seated. I got you, brother. SE really? Yes. Can tis either relax. What the relax position your. I'm the Marine, you the Marine. Yeah, what s what what crew, what crew. Yeah, what have you been with. I was in for 20 years. It was a whole bunch. Yeah, I've been in for so. Yeah, let's start acting like one all. [Music] Right, I was. If you give me a water, I'll be fine. If you give me water, I'll be fine. I

got water a cooler in my don't kick that please sir. I got water my cool yes sir just chill out relax go through this process that you put yourself in. Try that again George all right you made your B yes I did we got this we got it. The victim is I'm not moving you're moving you're moving stay still. I'm going to try to take these off there you go just pull them out. You want to sit down if it's Cooperative we could double cop you but you's got to sit down. I'm asking you man I'm not trying to be sarcastic with you yeah we don't want to hold you. I definitely want to be sit down chair right behind you we're going to we'll pull the chair up right behind you. I just want to go home just bring back to the flight yo bring me back to the flight bro n it's not going to happen man. What do you do for New York iron worker. Oh man you're kidding me right you couldn't me just let me go there is

no letting you go. Put your hands on your pass that point. I didn't even hit my wife, right? She's on a different flight. Look, she's calling me right now. Take the phone out of my pocket. It's my wife. Don't worry about it. If they're not even going to let me go, what the stay seated. Don't ever grab me again. Stop. He's trying to make sure you're not going to fall. I know I'm not going to fall on my face. I know how to act. Just give me that. Give me that, guys. Give me the phone. Listen to me. Give me the phone. You're under arrest. Give me the phone. Stop. You want the phone? Act like a child. Give me the stay seated, please, sir. Like the fire department. Do you want to live or not? Not threaten anybody. I think he can fill it out from his home, from New York, sir. Please have a seat. Trying to help you. You're under arrest. I understand how it works. You're hurting me. Nobody's Hur. You're hurting me. No.

touching you right now, officer. It's all he's getting, more than help of me. Can you help me stay down, sir? Hold on, man. Do not stand up. Stop. Do not stand up. Charge here, buddy. Do not stand up. Just stay where you are. I'm trying to help the guy over here. You're not that EAP to help any. Stay seated right now. All drugs. You guys really serious. Said that I'm not. I'm not the guy for drugs. Drug said the word drugs. Oh, I thought you said drugs. There only one way that they go on, sir. Lighting them up, please. No lighting them up. What do he want? Want probably have to double. He's going to be. We'll be cooperative. Hey, hey, hey. That's up to you. I'm all right. You. We're doing you a solid, okay? We don't have to do this. I will move. I will. Yeah, no, I will. All right, we're going to do that. All right, we're going to put two on and make it. I'm going. Don't move, sir. If you try to

run or do anything. It's called Escape. Okay, it's a felony. You do not want to do that. You try anything, you're going to get tased. There you go, relax. There you go, nice and loose. There you go, cool and calm. There you go, there you go, deadlock. You got the keys, meadlock. There you go, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, lock it so it don't lock on you. Oh, easy tight. There you go, now you got room, brother. All right, all right, what's he got, Sly? Maybe DV. Well, I mean, the first one's easy. I mean, what I'm saying, 85. Yeah, he's ready to go. He to go to. Unless, I mean, he don't need to go to the interview room. I mean, he's done. We're done. We got to go to work. Come on, yeah, we're trying. We're trying to expedite the process. Yeah, that's what we're trying to do. Make it as speedy as possible. You don't realize first name, ran Brian. Okay, Brian, we're trying to

expedite this. We got to go through the process now, right now. He tells me to put you in there. That's like the Sardine Camp. I do not want to be in here, but you got to go. You got to go to the jail in there, but we're going to make it quick. It's almost here, okay? The Serge is almost here, so you're better out here. You're comfortable outside here, okay? You understand me? Good. You're out here, okay? All right, which is uncomfortable as hell. Just sit here and chill out. You going to help me out or not? We are helping you out, man. We're so helping you out. So helping me out? How are we supposed to help you out? I want to go upstairs, go there with your wife. You are currently under criminal charges. There's no going upstairs. Criminal charge. You have domestic battery. You have battery on the... There, don't worry about it. You attempted to breach security, which is talking. TSA will handle that for you. Never hit one of them, okay? That'll the iron work.

tough work man little bit little bit tough than uh this you guys what's up man you guys got the toughest work out here no no no you do bud that's some that's some tough work. What do we got to do get in no no no stay seated stay seated you don't want to get up man probably uh the hardest work that uh you could do iron work. Oh yeah problem or you just drank too much. I just drank fly if you're flying yeah something okay take a pill. I don't have F doctor will give you had a blast here kids went to Disney weather was awesome and you go back to New York right go back to school you have kids yeah one's a teacher elementary teacher my baby. Oh yeah my wife's teacher my son's Al going to forget about this you watch this you're going to laugh go that was me that was me you made the officer tase you. I was going to say I got to arrest myself that's what you're going to say.

who was that guy? He like a Jack and high. Am I talking to the right Brian now, right? That's the problem with alcohol, yeah. Limitation a lot. It's just uh, what' you drink though? Was it? I don't know. Had what you have. No, they had uh, I don't know, some Gray Goose or something, and it was like good stuff. Never, I never touch it in my life. Listen, I know you guys are good, but he's got to really screw me. What you got? I'm going to take, I'm going to take him out. No, you're not, you're not going to take out. Why you so angry at you? Don't even know the man. Yeah, you know the family. Man's got kids. He probably does have kids, yeah. Why are you going to take them out, right? Why? Why do you hate him so, so brother? Why? It's nothing personal for him. He doesn't want to be here. You don't, none of us want to be here, man. Lun time, yeah, I know it's look, but now I'm going.

to be stuck in there for about 8 hours, right? The consequences, man, early, yeah. What he got, what he buddy. This is airside office trespass. What they've done is they've issued you a trespass warning, which means you're not allowed here ever for the next year, okay? For one year, you cannot return to this airport. When it comes time to fly home, you got to use Sford or Tampa Airport, all right? Just tell me one year, yep, a year and a day, and you come back to Disney, come right through here. How much welcome back can you uncuff me, please? No, man, we can't do that. Hey, we'll let the ja, we'll take everything off, we'll let you go, you can eat lunch and everything, yeah, man. Why are we here, yeah? Good, good point. Why are we here? I got beautiful kids, beautiful family. Why are we here, y? We're here 'cause I drank it, drunk. That's it, 'cause I drank. I wanted to get on this, on a flight, right? Well, let me ask you this right here. You said that

you were drunk. I'm going to ask you a personal question. This is just me and you talking. Were you drunk or are you a drunk? Do you have a problem? Both? Hey, honesty. I like it. Oh, I like it. You know, and you know this is not how to begin or end a vacation at all. Did you understand what the officers were there for? I never said I did, but I'm asking you. I'm asking you. I understand what they're there for. Yeah, I understand what he's here for. Got it. And so is he. You're here for your family. Fix your problems for your family. And I understand what you're here for, you know, and I love the military. I'm here for the military, so I appreciate that, you know, but I'll do anything I can if I will. Oh, give me about 500 push-ups to... Yeah, well, like I say, why didn't you just comply with the officers of what they needed? Just F. Why? And her sister, but it's I.

[Music] would I would yeah at 100% yeah no problem I'll comply with you whatever you say yeah well it hey right now it right now it's all over with it's done you know uh of course you know you got to go to jail yeah we can't we can't change that so how long we go on the jail for that's up that'll be up to the judge you you know I mean like so you're from out of state that changes the bond you know your attitude well you know any past histories that you've got you know being cooperative from this point out you can't let me go from here can't sorry sorry that you know that that ship sail when you decided not to comply I would have complied with any one of you got I don't want to get tased I don't want to get you know nobody wants to tase we don't like using this stuff so you can't help me out there's no helping you sir yeah now now everything's on you our

job here is done. Our job is to come to the call, to answer the call of the crime that was witnessed, to try and investigate it, to try and give you an opportunity. But if you don't give it, and you're going to resist, and got it. I'm not going to resist. I'm not resisting. But outside of that, our stake in this is done. In said, getting into the jail safely. After that, it will be between you, the judge, the courts, your wife, and your family. We have no personal stake in it. Can't help me at all? No. The only thing we can do is just wish you the best. We hold no ill will toward you at all. Shut up. And most importantly, we hope this is a wake-up call for you. Exactly. That's what I would like to. Right. I'm going to get in the car for. I'm make let go and get in. Is there anything else you need to tell? What's your name? Buddy. Ryan. Ryan a mar. Ryan. Is there anything else you need to

tell me yeah I believe you got well good that's that's a start. We going to walk to the other side here okay one second let me get my arm through all right Ryan you going to listen to us when we tell you how to get in this car cuz you're a big guy yeah right look at me face me not a big guy you're a big guy you're bigger than me and watch your head okay there you go all right now see if he can kind of kick in scoot yourself back on there you go we're going to turn on the AC for you okay love you all right thank you sorry I was strong before man I got you I got you all right hold it that where are we doing after this so right now um this officer right here is going to transport you to the Orange County booking and receiving Center okay that's our County Jail okay they're going to process get home until all right sit down yeah you should be available for um uh it's watchat your

head um the yeah so the bond is going to be on your um affidavit. Okay. All right, so how much we looking at. You want to put the see about back on or it's up to you. You want to see about on or not. No, don't worry about it. You don't want it. All right. All right, let I'll die. I'll die when I die. Yeah, you but what's the uh Bond I'm looking at. Yeah, so it uh when he writes in the charges. You'll know when you get there. Okay. The only thing is it's going to be double because you're out of state. All right. So the bond will be double for whatever charges uh that are going to be on that affid. Now you're going to pay to get back to the airport but you can't come back here for a year. Remember I got to fly out of here. No, you're going to have to find another place to fly out of either Sanford or Tampa. Okay. You can't fly out of here. You you can't come here for

Another year, okay. You've been trespassed, you understand. So, I got a trespassing ticket. Yeah, it's a trespass warning, which means you've been warned. All right, all right, all right. You got it. Okay, all right, thank you. All right. Martin was charged with resisting an officer with violence, child abuse, domestic violence battery, and disorderly intoxication.

Family Beater Causes Complete CHAOS At The Airport

Karen Cam

Ryan Austin Martin, a 280 lb man, missed his flight and, in a drunken state, attempted to board another while assaulting his wife and daughter.

Airport security intervened and separated the family, leading to the involvement of law enforcement.

Witnesses described Martin's aggressive behavior, yelling and cursing at people, before security was called to handle the situation.

A woman reported her husband's abusive behavior, which escalated after he drank alcohol.

The ramp supervisor intervened, trying to separate the family from the husband and offering them a secure area.

Despite the supervisor's efforts, the husband became aggressive and forcibly entered the secured area, causing further distress for the family.

A man became agitated and aggressive, hitting walls and trying to enter a room where his family was.

The narrator attempted to protect the family and prevent the man from causing harm.

The situation escalated, with the man pushing the narrator and insisting on getting on a non-existent flight, while the narrator tried to calm him down.

The narrator describes a chaotic scene during an arrest, with family members trying to help and the arrested individual being uncooperative.

The narrator, a Marine, attempts to calm the situation and offers water to the arrested person.

Despite the efforts to de-escalate, the individual resists and demands to be let go, leading to a tense exchange with law enforcement.

An officer is trying to help a man in a difficult situation, urging him to stay seated and calm.

The officer warns the man about the consequences of trying to escape and explains the criminal charges he is facing, including domestic battery.

The interaction is tense, with the officer trying to expedite the process and reassure the man while also addressing his criminal behavior.

A Tough Day at Work and Consequences of Alcohol

The speaker acknowledges the tough work of ironworkers and shares a personal story of drinking too much.

They discuss the impact of alcohol on their life and the consequences of a trespass warning at the airport, which will prevent them from returning for a year.

The speaker reflects on their beautiful family and the reason for their current situation, emphasizing the role of alcohol in their struggles.

The conversation revolves around a person's struggles with alcohol and their interaction with law enforcement.

The officers emphasize the importance of compliance and express that their job is to respond to the call of the crime witnessed.

The individual is facing the consequences of their actions, and the officers hope this experience serves as a wake-up call for them.

Ryan is being assisted into a car by officers and is being transported to the Orange County booking and receiving center for processing.

His bond will be double due to being out of state, and he has been given a trespass warning, prohibiting him from returning to the area for a year.

Ryan has been charged with resisting an officer with violence, child abuse, domestic violence battery, and disorderly intoxication.