""There is a mom," he said in the video speaking to an employee. "She said her milk dried up and she can't find anywhere to buy formula."
An Arizona paramedic has been awarded $3.8 million after she sued the city for not providing her a private place to pump her breast milk.
The woman said she was given a $115 ticket while breastfeeding her baby in the backseat of her SUV.
Traditionally a newborn is given their first bath in the first two hours, but recently mothers have been asking to wait.
The airport says it has multiple rooms available for traveling moms where they can breastfeed in private, if they choose.
Officer Simone Teagle says she was forced to pump in front of other people and harassed because of it.