I'm Colombian. I don't take from nobody, especially when I do my job right. >> So, she grabbed my hair, she hit me, and by the time that I was going to respond, she was already hitting in your face. No. >> I want to go to jail. >> All right, that's fine. >> No problem. Put your hands behind your back. >> Dana tells me to go. I said, so I pretended like I said, Dana, text me, go home. >> Deputies arrive at the salon plaza. Victim Lena, shaken but composed, details the attack. Anna arrived drunk, cursing, refused to quiet down for customers. Argument over unpaid rent and jealousy boiled over. Anna charged with a coffee cup, grabbed Lena's hair, hit her face. Let's see the truth. >> So, you're saying she grabbed you by the hair and then she punched you? >> She hit me. You can check on the camera. >> No, we will. We're going to check everything. I just want to get your story. >> And by the time I wanted to respond, she was already hidden in there. You're saying she punched you in the face or >> she grabbed me by the hair and blah blah blah. Obviously, she couldn't do much. >> But I'm saying, did she punch you at all? Did she hit you? >> Yeah. >> Please. Good morning. >> Hi. Morning. >> I work in the salon over there. This is my customer was doing. So, she came into work drunk. She didn't want to. She came over cursing and I said, "Please stop. We have customers." So, she kept going on in English, but then she was saying stuff in Spanish that nobody knew but me. There's another girl in there in a client. So, at one point, cuz she had the coffee, I was like, "Okay, she's so drunk. I didn't know if she was going to throw it at me." And she's just going back and forth. So, then I got up with my customer and I left. Then she came out, she put her hand. So, I I went back at her. It's my girlfriend's daughter. She needs to just leave. She's already fired now. Our boss is in here right now. So, then, you know, she's out there again saying, "So, I said what I said again. She came at me and I just Okay. Tell her to leave. Jeff has cameras the two doors down. I talked to them. >> Where did it happen? We're actually >> here. Out here. Um I went out there and >> Listen, she's lucky if she's my girlfriend's daughter or I would have dragged her all around this parking lot. I got four kids and six grandkids. I'm not going to deal with her drunk. >> All right. >> It's her birthday and she thinks she owns everything. >> Miss Lena, happy birthday, by the way. >> Thank you. >> So, what's going on? She hit me. Okay. Okay. >> Why would she Why would she leave? >> Because I called her out on her boat. >> What was that? >> And I told her her truth. >> Okay. What was that? >> In her face. >> What was that? >> Like pay your rent before you have an opinion about me. >> Okay. >> I came here. I was being nice. I was using my in my sauce. This decided to be an like always. >> All right. Okay. All right. What's your plan for the rest of the day? I'm going to leave. I already quit. >> How How do you >> And then I get her raggedy miss. >> Don't pay rent. And that's what I told her. You don't need to pay rent. >> Is someone coming to pick? >> No, I'm going to call an Uber. >> Could you call your Uber? I'm going to wait for you to get in the Uber, too. >> I want to go to the convenience store first and I want to see her go to jail >> because she deserves it. >> Okay. Give me Can you listen to me for 30 seconds >> without your phone? >> I was going to call the Uber. Give me one second. I understand it's your birthday. Let's keep it that way. >> She hit me. Officer, she hit me. >> She hit me in 30 seconds or no. Do you want to let >> Yes. You You interrupted me and that's why I'm talking. >> Okay. >> This is ridiculous. Just because I have an accent that I don't get to do my rights. >> What are you talking about? >> Because I'm telling you, she hit me. >> She attacked me. Okay. >> And now you're different and you just tell me to call an Uber instead of arresting her. I'm a United States citizen and I know my rights. She's supposed to be going to jail for hitting me because she lay her hands on me >> and I'm the guilty one, right? Because I have an accident. >> What do you That doesn't make any sense. >> Yeah, that is what it's making sense to me. You should have let me grab the by the hair and beat her up like she deserves it because you know I'm going to her up, right? >> That's good. >> But now she's saying a person that I have to man >> protect. You're protecting her. >> What is your name? >> Deputy F. Can you please write it in my notes? >> It's F U L P. >> Please write it. >> I'm not going to touch your phone. >> Okay. How How do you spell it? >> F U L P. >> F U L. >> So on top of everything, she up and you protect her. >> Well, you just said that you want to her up. So yeah, I'm going to have to protect myself. >> You don't want to do nothing. You want to kick me out like I'm the one that I'm not kicking you out of anywhere. >> You went in there, you talked to her. I did. That's right. >> And instead of you having my back because I'm the victim. I'm the victim. >> Okay. I tried to talk to you before going in there and you wouldn't stop yelling and you were being belligerent as you are right now. Okay. So, that's why I went to talk. >> You think you're co cohesive with what you're saying? >> Cohesive? I'm not sure that's the right word for this situation. >> Oh, okay. You think you're right for what you're saying? >> I'm not saying I'm right or wrong. >> You're wrong. >> Okay, then I'm wrong. Did you call an Uber, miss? >> Lena defended herself and left to deescalate. Owner Sharon confirms Anna is fired. Witnesses corroborate loud cursing in two languages. Physical altercation. Emotional undercurrent. A workplace turned battleground over personal grudges. >> Dana tells me to go. I said, so I pretended like I said, Dana text me, go home. I'm pay I'm going to pay the day for you for your birthday. Go home. And then she just kept going going. Gotcha. >> Okay. >> I just get her I want her away. So, who hit who first? >> She hit me first. >> Okay. >> The first time she hit me first when she was coming near me with a cup of coffee, that's when I came across her face. >> Okay. So, she hit you, you broke away >> and then I went to go back >> back towards you with a cup of coffee and you hit her >> the next time cuz she went back into the salon and then she >> Okay. And she had her cup of coffee >> in her hands. In her hands. I don't know what she was going to do. >> Okay. >> She's so aggressive right now. She's never been like that. How was she walking towards you when when she had her coffee? Like >> like with your her mad. >> Did you think she was going to try to hurt you again? >> Really? >> I think she was going to hit me again. Yeah, she's mad. She's right now. She must I get I don't know. I sit there at work. I don't talk. >> She thinks I don't like her. Like I don't like her. I just go in do my work. >> Right. >> My best friend left. My best friend doesn't work there anymore. You know, she moved away. So the ones Yeah. Like you know when you're used to working with the same person for 10 years, >> right? >> I don't want her to go to jail. I just want her to get the hell away from me from work. >> Can you stay here while I talk to some other deputies on scene? Thank you so much. >> Anna's mother arrives. Girlfriend of the owner salon worker. She explains Anna's pattern. Aggressive when drinking. Deputy discusses resources. Notes public drinking could lead to charges. Emotional peak. Mother's heartbreak contrasts Anna's ongoing denial and anger. Your daughter and her friend were in a disagreement, altercation, whatever it may have been. Okay. Yeah. >> She is very upset. Okay. >> I know she's upset all her life. >> I got you. I know it's her birthday and I'm really not trying to get her in trouble. Okay. I'm really not trying to get her trouble. >> You're so sweet. Thank you. >> Okay. She doesn't understand that though. >> She's she she's drink she's literally drinking right now in front of me, which I could take her to jail for. Okay. >> I know. >> All right. You got to talk to her. You got to take her You got one, you have to take her home. >> Okay. You have to take her away from her business today. Okay. You have to take her home. You got to talk to her and tell her that she can get herself in a lot of trouble if she comes back. >> Can Can you can I explain? >> I'll try to talk with her many times. >> Mhm. >> And try to driving her in the way. >> Mhm. and try to put her give to her like opportunities. >> She don't get it. >> Last time she was like that, she was behind in my home where I was living with um she goes inside to the porch. >> She was sleeping there and my husband get I I wake up to go work and everything. I get my husband saw her. My little girl, she's 34 right now. She was in the university. And my husband say to her because he's my second husband know her dad say could you please take your sister and go to the bedroom because I don't want your mom saw her like that. She start screaming her. She called the police. She say the police my husband was abus her. >> Thanks God the house I always keep my house clean and everything and they saw her drinking in another place at night and they recognize her and that's why my husband don't get a problem. If I go from her right now >> because I tried to spray her. >> I am not indecipher Anna. >> I didn't indecipite for the current. >> Correct. I understand what you're saying. >> I just tried to send her in the current way >> to listen to me. She don't need to get a that she was in Atlanta arrested because she was very aggressive with the police. >> I lost her there one GR. >> Mhm. I don't pay lawyers. I don't pay nothing to see if she learned something. >> Right now, she has a baby. He's 18 months old. >> I don't know where is the baby now this point. Maybe it's in the day care. >> Mhm. >> Maybe she was driving him to the dayare, but she don't want to she don't want to go in the way. >> Yeah. >> She don't want It's very hard for me to say that. >> Understand? I got you. >> It's very hard to me. >> That's why I'm trying to help you guys out here. I don't want to have to get her in more trouble than she >> But I think I think she more than arrested. She need to go in a psychiatry clinic. >> After Anna refuses Uber, her intoxication fuels defiance, yelling about rights, refusing to leave the plaza. Anna continues yelling, demands judge reports deputy. Let's see what happened. Let's start. NO, I'm going to try to jump your car. You want to walk me? >> And she's throwing her. You are >> calm down. >> Everything is because we HAVE AN ACCENT BECAUSE WE'RE HISPANIC. >> You're going to witness this. in front of a judge and you're going to tell them the judge that you watch that in a camera. for a second. Well, she also I want to go to jail. >> All right, that's fine. No problem. from Australia. Yeah. >> Let's go. >> Hey, what's my charges? >> I'll tell you when we get in the back of my car. Okay. >> This way. >> You know that's a fellow here, right? >> What's a fellow? >> Oh, he just dead. >> Who? >> Lying. >> Who said that? He said that he watching the camera when I hear her have fun. Okay. >> Deputies advise leaving to avoid escalation. She refuses. Arrest for disorderly intoxication, drunk in public, drinking openly. In patrol car, Anna questions charges. Deputy clarifies disorderly intoxication, public drunkenness, and drinking. Anna refuses daycare info. Ends with quiet transport. no further incident, but consequences linger. This case illustrates Florida's approach to public intoxication in workplace disputes. Under Florida statute 856.011, disorderly intoxication is a misdemeanor, appearing drunk in public, endangering self, others, or property. Here, Ann is open drinking plus disruptive behavior at work. Qualified, no felony, but arrest to prevent harm. Take me to gun right now, please. Take me to jail. >> I want to go and see the judge and tell what this mother you just said in my face. >> Me? >> No. Him. >> Shut up. >> We're taking care of this. >> It's already done. It's already handled. care. Okay. Let me go.