Warren Sapp denies causing major drama on flight from Colombia to Florida

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During a nearly 50-minute conversation, Pro Football Hall of Famer and Super Bowl champion Warren Sapp contended I’m a liar and he was out to set the record straight over what happened Wednesday on a JetBlue flight from Medellín, Colombia to Fort Lauderdale.

In a video posted to Sapp’s Instagram page that has received considerable attention and questions, Sapp records a confrontation (Warren says it can’t be a confrontation because it’s not face-to-face) with a female passenger who claims to be a Miami-Dade police officer.

What caused this? What’s the context? Why the emotions?

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Defensive Tackle Warren Sapp #99 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers looks on against the Miami Dolphins on August 12, 2002 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.  (Eliot Schechter/Getty Images)

The question I and numerous Instagram users wondered was what led to the alleged Miami-Dade officer bringing up the No Fly List and asking for JetBlue flight attendants to solve the situation. Sapp says today’s post on OutKick where a passenger, DJ Jean Sean, who was seated in front of Sapp, says the NFL legend "was a complete piece of s–t the entire time" on the flight to Fort Lauderdale is full of lies and OutKick made a major mistake trusting a source who was wearing headphones and didn’t hear what was going on.

Warren, who was asked for comment before the original post went live, connected with OutKick Thursday afternoon and he wasted no time diving right into the story.

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"Did you hear the DJ say he had his headphones on, so he couldn’t hear?" Sapp asked as the phone