After boarding a flight to NY, on Thanksgiving Day at Louis Armstrong International Airport, Shannon Epstein, 25, asked a family she thought was Latino if they were 'smuggling cocaine.' She became so unhinged she was forced off the plane, injuring six of the deputies trying to arrest her in the process. As Epstein was being escorted to the jet bridge into the terminal, police reported that Epstein went rabid, biting one deputy and eventually having to be restrained in a wheel chair in order to transport her through the airport. Chris Christie's niece became so agitated, she recreated her own Keystone Cops routine by kicking one man in the nuts and biting another man. Like so many Karens we see today, she played the "You don't know who I am!" and, "You'll lose your job because I know powerful people!" cards.

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