Cops: Woman Sneaks Past TSA & Onto Flight.
BANFIELD: An elderly woman arrested for hopping on a flight to London without a ticket and if it was the first time, OK, you know, a lot of people get second chances when they do something naughty. This was not Marilyn Hartman first go-around, not even her second rodeo. No, she had gotten on board planes illegally a whole bunch of times and has been arrested at least eight times before. Scary thing is how she did it at Chicago, O`Hare International. Police say she made it through a TSA domestic checkpoint. Don`t ask. I don`t know how she did that. But she did it without a ticket. And then, somehow got onto the shuttle. It took her to the international terminal. She wasn`t arrested until she landed at Heathrow. But according to multiple sources, Marilyn has been arrested at least eight times and stopped more than a dozen times at airports in Illinois, California, Florida, and Arizona, all for breaching security. And here`s what she had to say after her arrest back in in 2014.</s>MARILYN HARTMAN, SERIAL STOWAWAY: It was stupid and it is something I don`t want to repeat. It was clearly wrong on my part, and I certainly don`t want to do it again, because -- I certainly don`t want to do any jail time. Obviously, they`ll be on the watch for me, so I wouldn`t dare attempt this again. I don`t want to be in that position. I want to go with a paid ticket. Wonderful. I feel free as a bird. I wouldn`t want to encourage that behavior, because I`m as concerned about security as everyone else. So, that`s why I don`t want to encourage it.</s>BANFIELD: No. Because of the hearing last week, the judge released Marilyn Hartman on her own recognizance on the condition that she receives some psychiatric help. And there`s no word on how that`s going right now. But honestly, when I saw the story today, Joey, I thought this was a repeat, that script that we had a few years ago on a show I did on CNN called "</s>LEGAL VIEW." JACKSON: Yes.</s>BANFIELD: She`s back at it. There are five arrests in 2014, two in 2015, one in 2016, one in 2018. I don`t even know what to -- put up the row of pictures again.</s>JACKSON: Love those mug shots.</s>BANFIELD: How does this happen?</s>JACKSON: Look, I can`t cast aspersions on our TSA because we both have to travel and I don`t want to be stopped nor want you to be stopped but the reality is, they should potentially hire her to look at the flaws, look at the breaches, look at what she did, how she did it.</s>BANFIELD: You`re not kidding? Wow.</s>JACKSON: I`m not kidding. In order to shore up their security, and she`ll get a slap on the wrist. She`s released on her own recognisance, judge should have said, bail. I know she`s, you know, 66, what have you.</s>BANFIELD: But come on, nine mug shots already for the same thing. I can`t believe they don`t have those nine mug shots that every single checkpoint all around the country --</s>JACKSON: They will now. A day late, a dollar short.</s>BANFIELD: Yes. OK. So, a gas station robbery takes an unexpected turn when the suspect goes ahead and sets the counter on fire. That`s coming up next.