Excuse me. Don't touch me. Excuse me. >> Let's go. Stay away or you got to be the leg. >> Okay, you're touching me. >> Excuse me. I'm not walking behind your back. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Ow. >> On November 22nd, 2025, police responded to a disturbance involving a woman who argued with officers, refused commands, and was taken into custody. >> Cuz your your camera showed that you touched it. We're not going to go to jail. So I want to go to jail. I want to go to jail. Walk away or what? Is your look at me? You don't >> walk away. >> I am way too old for you to tell me what to do. >> Andrea. Andrea. Andrea. >> Excuse me. Don't touch me. in custody. >> Stay away or you going to be the next one. >> Okay, you're touching me. You're touching me from the camera. >> Andrea, I need one more. >> Sit down. >> I just I just want to grab >> Walk AWAY OR YOU'RE GOING TO >> You're Andrea, stop it. >> Oh, no. >> I just want to grab her. I just want to grab her. Are you going to walk away or >> I'm not walking away. >> Excuse me. I'm not walking away. Put your hands behind your back. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> You're such a You know that, right? >> You know what a You're a definition of a Excuse me. >> What is going on here? Please take me to jail. So I can show everybody two females in custody. >> Yeah, because you have to cheat. >> I can't wait. >> We're on white hat whitehead street side. >> I'm sorry. >> Wait, you and I'm sorry that you are. >> So you go to jail for battery. >> I'm sorry that you're >> That's really what I'm getting arrested because it's a >> You understand that, right? I just want you to know that I'm getting arrested that the police in the US. >> Ready? I'm lift you off. >> Yes, please do. I can't get off because I'm getting arrested. >> Are you ready? >> Yeah. Two. >> That's my wife right there. Can you please get her off? >> Just come with me first. >> I need you to get her off. >> Come with me first. Don't listen. Don't do that. >> I need you to get her. >> Come with me, please. >> Cena gets here for me. Your coworker is a I want you to know that he's still right there. >> He got mad because Iated him. >> I want you to know that. Like >> I'm going get you up. >> Okay. I appreciate you, but like he was like he's intense. >> Just have a seat on the >> Have a seat on the chair. >> Have a seat, please. >> You just put me in my license. >> I've never been arrested in my life. >> Over here, please. >> Crazy. >> Okay, let's look at me. Who the >> Andrea? >> Who is he? >> Babe, I'm talking to my friend right here. >> Okay, I need you to look. >> Don't worry about it. >> Andrea, >> your coworker has some likeulating like you know that, right? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> He does though. He needs help. >> As officers work to understand what led to the confrontation, the woman continues describing her side of the incident and points to the other officer involved with conflicting accounts emerging. Deputies begin piecing together what happened before the arrest. >> Help. >> I don't know what happened. >> No, but like your your coworker needs help. >> Someone bring the car. >> Hi. >> Excuse me. >> Is that your car right there? >> Is that your car? >> Yeah. >> Bring it over there. >> Okay. Look. Please stay right here for me. >> Please. You guys talking to our vice company last [ __ ] crazy. >> He got mad because I spit to the floor. That's why he arrested me. SP to the floor. SP >> that's why he got mad. I want you to know that >> to me that's not a reason to arrest anybody. I understand. I understand. >> I understand. But I'm a cat. I'm not >> No clue. >> Witnesses. >> Yeah. >> His face. I'm so sorry. I did not spit on his face. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> I did not spit on his face though. >> Ma'am, thank you. >> What's your name? >> Andrea. It's nice to meet >> you. Have your ID on you? >> Well, no I don't. It's in my golf cart right there. I'll go go get it. >> Okay. Over there. All right. We'll get it in a second. >> Can you Can you fix my hair? Cuz I'm itching. I'm sorry. Thank you. >> I'm not a pro at this. >> I'm sure that you got you got Thank you. >> four cars. >> Yeah. I do construction so we're 35 actually. >> Okay. So stay. >> All right. So I'm over 35. So we'll stay right here. >> I I don't know if you're over 35. >> No, I'm over 35. I do construction. This is way over. >> So you're an expert in measurement. >> Yo, absolutely. Okay. >> I'm actually in management. >> So if you want to measure me, you got to take me. >> So So this is how I measure 25 ft. 2 and 1/2 patrol the length of two and a half patrol cars. >> So if you don't back up, >> what's your ID? Listen, >> we're not playing that game. >> What's your ID? >> You're going to move back to that fire hydrant. >> No, we're just observing. Listen, you're going to move back to that >> such a a construction geek. >> 25 ft >> is the whole way. >> The whole sidewalk from yellow. >> That's actually 24. >> Okay. Do you want to be a >> No, no, no. Get >> cuz I'm going to tell you what's going to happen. >> You're doing too much. Where you from? >> Too heavy. >> Where you from? >> Doesn't matter. >> Okay. It does. In Florida, we have a halo law. If you don't get back 25 ft, we will arrest you. Officers explain that Florida law requires people to maintain a 25- ft distance from certain protected areas during an active investigation. As officers work to enforce the boundary, the situation becomes increasingly focused on compliance and control of the scene. >> Okay, >> you're taking our you're taking our our attention off of that and on to you. >> No, no, no. I got you guys. >> Do it. We have an investigation going on. >> Where's our wall? >> Where's the 35T wall? >> There's no 35. Man, take this one seriously. >> Oh god. So, you need to move that back. I'm telling you. >> How far? How far? >> 25 ft. It's right here. >> Sidewalk to sidewalk. >> Oh, so back here. >> So, go on that side and we'll >> we out. We out. >> Yeah. That's That's so easy. >> Say no more. >> I hope that goes viral, too. >> They mean like I was like I all was like, "Let me go upstairs." >> No, they said the wallets were in the golf club, but there's nothing in the golf club. No, our wallets are not in the wallet. >> Okay, where they at? >> Where's your wallet? >> There's nothing in the car. >> Um, >> there's nothing in there. I just walked over there. >> Was a lock in there. >> The girls were there. No, the girls. >> Listen, there's two girls that were there. I'm not sure if they left or not. We've been trying. We've been at this for 2 hours. 2 hours. We've been trying. If you can look at my phone, I can look at my my >> I'm sorry. Go ahead and listen to him. Okay. >> One at a time. All right. What's your first name? >> Like I call you guys. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Andrea. >> Florida license as well. >> Someone took our phones. >> I probably >> 25 ft. Ma'am, >> that's Where's my car? 25 ft. thing. >> We're doing an investigation right now. We'll explain to you tonight. >> All right. You mind if I >> Yeah. >> Can you search? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Ma'am, are you okay? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> All right, man. >> Stand up. You're on for for better. Stand up. It's going to be another charge. Stand up. >> Why am I being >> I give you lawful orders. Stand up. >> I have I can't understand. >> Are you going to stand up or not? >> You need to understand why. >> Excuse me. Do you see this? >> Excuse me. You guys saw that. >> Cuz you're actively resisting a lot of horses. >> She's not resisting. She's asking why you sir. >> I'm not like Why are you hurting me? >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not at all. >> Yes, you are. >> Why are you hurting me? >> I'm not hurting at all. I'm not like at all. Why are you hurting me now? Why are you hurting me? Why? Why you got to understand? Okay. You're not. You're arguing and you're not. Move your move your camera. >> Yeah. Because you started arguing over there. So now I'm telling you I didn't I >> Your wallet's right there. So your ID my ID here. for me a little bit. >> All right, man. Just we're done, right? We're done with the fighting. We're done with arguing. It's over. >> I'm not fighting with you, man. I I've never been fighting with you. I literally called you for help. As officers continue questioning the individuals, the focus turns to an alleged confrontation and whether anyone was assaulted or spit on. Their conflicting accounts become an important part of the officer's assessment as they work to establish what actually occurred. >> Ma'am, I know that you called me, but doesn't mean that that you can spit in my face. All right. You did not speed on your face. >> I didn't I didn't though. >> I did not help. I did not spit on your face. >> All right. >> I don't. Thank you so much. >> All the security. You need to put >> I understand has maybe too much alcohol. You need to >> I don't have much alcohol. I'm telling you. >> I called you for help. The two suspects were taken into custody following the incident and transported for processing. Be sure to subscribe and don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments [music] below.