911 Audio Reveals Frantic Search for Milania Giudice at Tampa Airport
Dispatch records detail the 45-minute search for the 20-year-old, who was reportedly experiencing suicidal thoughts.
911 dispatch audio has revealed the frantic 45-minute search for Milania Giudice at Tampa International Airport on Wednesday, after she reportedly went "rogue" and was later found to be experiencing suicidal thoughts.
Police were alerted to the situation at 2:20 p.m. when a group of females approached United Airlines staff requesting assistance. According to the dispatch, Milania, 20, was last seen 30 minutes prior near a terminal statue. Officers were dispatched to locate her, described as a "white female in a tan hat and yellow sweatsuit," who was reportedly traveling with a cat and a pink animal carrier.
During the search, one official speculated Milania might be heading towards a nearby Marriott, while another noted they were tracking her phone's location. Milania's sister, Gia Giudice, was reportedly with their mother, Teresa Giudice, and a counselor when Milania ran off.
Milania had "just been released from the hospital" prior to the airport incident, according to the incident report. Her manager stated that Milania is "under the care of professionals" and is being supported by family and friends during a "difficult time," exacerbated by the recent loss of her best friend, Victoria Zardoya, in July.
Following the airport incident, a since-deleted TikTok video showed a reunion between Milania and her family. In the clip, Teresa expressed her love for Milania, asking, "This is what we do now?" Gia advised their mother to "let her do what she wants," to which Milania responded by telling them to "shut the f–k up."
There were no arrests or medical transports, and no police report was filed for the airport incident. Milania's focus is reportedly on her "health, healing and well-being."
This incident follows Milania's enrollment in anger management classes last month. These classes were initiated after a domestic violence arrest in May, stemming from a dispute at her mother's home where she allegedly threw objects and caused bodily injury. Milania's next court hearing is scheduled for September 29.