“We paid $50 to park a mile away and it’s 80 degrees. And the tickets were $300 in the secondary market. And nowhere did I see it say it has to be a clear bag,” she said.

Boosler went on to express her dismay at the situation, noting that she has sung the National Anthem at Dodger Stadium five times, has been in the booth 50 times, and also previously participated in the “Hollywood Stars Night” celebrity baseball game. However, she said “the guy at the gate was that kind of guy with just a little bit of power, just a little bit of power. And that’s the most dangerous.”

The comedian, who admitted that she dropped an “f-bomb,” said she was attended thing game Sunday her nephew and his 8-year-old son, both of whom ultimately were forced to enter the stadium without her. Boosler was told she’d be arrested for trespassing if she did not leave, to which she replied, “I said ‘fine, arrest me.’ And so, they did. They arrested me, they cuffed me behind my back, they put me in a black and white squad car… I have to say the cops, men and women, were very nice. Yes, I’m white. I know that. But they were nice.”

Boosler concluded: “You know me. I’ve done so much free work for you for decades. And even if I wasn’t me, if I was just a customer who was coming to the game to be treated like that, for anyone to be treated like that is so awful, you need to talk to your personnel, and you really need to get rid of that guy with a tiny little bit of power who is definitely not a people person.”