Kennedy Carded and Denied Access to Turning Stone's Club

The daughter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. lost it when she was denied entry into the Lava night club at the Turning Stone Resort and Casino in Verona, NY, according to a story first reported in the New York Post. "I am a Kennedy, Google me. If you don't let me in, the governor will be calling," shouted Kyra Kennedy who is 19 years old, according to witnesses. She was attempting to enter the club with her sister, 26-year-old Kick Kennedy.

SAN SIMEON, CA - SEPTEMBER 08: (L-R) Carolina Shriver, Crystle Stewart, Max Sebrechts, Natasha Hunt Lee, Kyra Kennedy and Francesca Shriver sing karaoke at the Best Buddies Challenge: Neptune Pool Party at Hearst Castle on September 8, 2012 in San Simeon, California. (Photo by Steve Jennings/Getty Images For Best Buddies And Zenith)

Witnesses claim that Kennedy attempted to use her sister's passport to gain entry into the '21 and over' club and allegedly became irate when she was denied access. Witnesses told the New York Postthat Kick Kennedy was seen pleading with security at the Lava Club, attempting to get them to return her passport; but, when they refused, the younger Kennedy retired to her room. Meanwhile, the rest of the party, all above 21, continued into the club where they had reserved a table. The passport was waiting for them at the hotel's front desk the next morning.

The Kennedy sisters were visiting friends at Syracuse University over the weekend.