No, you're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. Okay. >> You're going to get charged of resisting. Stop. Put your hand behind your back. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, she knows. >> Okay. >> Can you at least like >> Emily, do you want to She could come help her. >> Can Can Emily at least go? Like >> Emily's not going to jail. >> She wasn't taking a bath in the water fountain. >> That's cool. you are. I'm trying to have her help. >> On June 4th, 2025, two Orlando officers stumbled upon a site straight out of a low-budget music video, a woman soaking her feet in a city fountain like it was a luxury spa. What started as, "Please don't turn public water into your private bath," quickly escalated into, "Fine, take me to jail." Then the officers obliged, proving once again that sarcasm and city ordinances don't mix well in Florida. >> Hey Fine. >> You can't take a bath in here. You got to do that somewhere else. You got to go home and do it. >> Really? Correct. Yes, sir. >> Um, >> are you all right? Are you having a medical episode? >> No, I know. >> Where are you from? >> So, you're like you're from a civilized culture, right? Yeah. Does this look like a bathtub? >> No, it's just not. >> Okay. You know, you could go to jail for that. >> Cool. So, take me. >> Okay. Go. >> No. You said take you. You're going to jail. >> No. No. No. >> No. You're under arrest. Back up. Let's go. Get back. >> You're under arrest. Back up. Back up. Back up. Get back. You're >> under arrest. >> Okay. Okay. >> You're going to get charge of resisting. Stop. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Okay. Okay. >> Oh, she knows. >> Okay. I know. >> I fully >> You're in the city of Orlando. >> Yes. >> You're in violation of a city ordinance. >> Okay. >> That's okay. >> No, it's not okay. That's how you're under arrest. >> Emily. >> Emily, >> where's your ID? >> It's in my It's in my bag, which Emily has. >> Emily, where's her bag? >> 15. >> It's okay. I'll be able to >> you ever been arrested before? >> No, I haven't. >> Washington. >> Okay. >> You're using I explained it to you when you came up to here and she has a smart mouth and she said she wanted to go to jail. You cannot take a bath in a water fountain. >> She wanted she did not. >> It's all right. Her actions put her in the situation and her mouth didn't help. Put your boots on and just let it go. >> Here, you can sit down, take a seat, and slide them on there. >> I need I need hands, though. Big big >> slide your foot in there. >> Well, I need hands. >> Okay. Well, then you'll just I'll bring your shoes to the side if you want to do that. You could walk around the jail with no shoes on or you could slide them on yourself. Those are the options I'm providing you. So you you could either fit them in there or I'll just >> Well, slide it in like this. Emily, Emily, you want to help your friend? You want to help her put her boots on? >> Can I Can I ask what I'm getting arrested for? >> Do you remember what I told you? So you could get arrested for using the water fountain to take a shower. And you said you said, "Take me." And I said, "All right, >> that's cool. >> I will oblige you. It's a It's a violation of city orders." >> Well, no. No, I I said what I said and I I take responsibility. >> You did what you did. What you said >> didn't help the situation, but it's your actions that put you in the situation. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, maybe I don't know. >> Can you at least like >> Emily, do you want to She could come help her. >> Can Can Emily at least >> The scene opened with our street mermaid toes splashing like she was auditioning for a dollar store Little Mermaid reboot. Once the word jail floated into the air, she played it like a reverse uno card, challenging fate with a sarcastic take me then vibe. Officers didn't need a second invitation. While most people talked their way out of trouble, this diva managed to freestyle swim right into it. >> Like >> Emily's not going to jail. >> She wasn't taking a bath in the water fountain. >> That's cool. >> You are I'm trying to have her help you put your boots on. >> Okay. I mean, I can put my own boots on if I have handcuffs. You're not getting unhandcuffed >> until you get to the jail. >> That's totally cool. >> Um, I'm pretty sure at the time >> you do to me. >> Just go over there. My bad. >> Yeah, but >> you could help her put her boots on. >> It's going to be number 3599717. You want to just get her get her out of here? >> Yeah, but I want to get her boots on. >> As long as you let Emily go. I don't get >> Emily. Not in trouble. Emily, she needs help putting her boots on. Are you going to help her? >> All right, so here's the thing. Are you going to help her put Yes or no? >> I've already explained it. You can't take a shower in the >> Are you going to help her put her boots on or no? >> I will help. >> All right, come over here. >> Come over here. Help her with her boots. >> Why is she getting >> for taking a shower in a water fountain? >> She wasn't. She was sitting on the ledge and she had her feet in the water. >> Emily. >> Okay, just fix it. >> Emily, let it go. It's a violation of city ordinance. >> I get it. We We live in Tampa. We did not. Is that a tag? >> It's fine. >> 54. It says license number. [Laughter] >> It's okay. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> I promise it's okay. Me and my me and my widow we're we're staying at a hotel. We're staying at a hotel and I'm sorry. Me and my feet are wet. >> Me and my little feet promises. >> But why is she getting arrested? >> Why is she Why is she going >> Did I not explain it to you? It's disorderly conduct under Orlando city ordinance. >> Okay, >> I've said it four times at this point. >> I understand that. I understand that you have said what the ordinance is. >> So that means it's an arrestable offense. So she's going to jail. >> Okay, that's fine. Take this. >> Are you going to help her or No, >> I am doing my hands. >> If I had hands, I could help better. But >> it's okay. >> I'm doing your best assist and I appreciate you. >> Don't defend the crime center. Okay. You're going to You have to put this one on the floor. >> No, you have to put this. >> I'm the one in handcuffs. It's okay. >> It's okay. You should be on the head. >> It's okay. I know. >> It's okay. >> Just get it enough for her to walk to the car. >> Walk wherever I have to walk. >> It's okay. >> Delta 15. Enter Emily, the loyal, tearstricken sidekick of our street mermaid, floating in like an unpaid stylist, fumbling with boots while trying to decode reality. Despite asking for the eenth time, she still couldn't grasp that fountain bath time can in fact lead to cuffs. All the while, she sobbed as if her friend was being shipped to Aszkaban, not county jail. >> Anymore is all I learned. >> It's okay. How long have you been in Florida for? >> Uh, born and raised. She's from >> I'm asking. No, >> me. >> Yes. Uh, >> I've been in Florida for 6 years. So, yes. Correct. >> Is this a real ID? >> It is. Yes. >> So, why do you have a Rhode Island ID? You've been here for 6 years. >> Um, because I um >> Have you ever had a Florida ID? >> I have not. No. >> So, you've been here off and on or what? Like, why do you still have a Rhode Island ID? >> She went to college down here. >> Okay. >> Yes. Yeah. I went I went to school here. You go to UCF? No, I went I went to UT University and then I went on and then >> Yeah, technically. Yeah, whatever. I'm not Oh, look. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> I have not. >> It's okay. >> That's fine. >> All right, that's fine. Stand up. >> That's fine. >> Is this your phone? >> Do you have a purse? >> I got it. I got it. >> You got your purse? You do. >> All right. >> Just stay back here. No, you cannot go to jail with her. What? >> Okay. But take a seat. But but it's something going to make sure that she's okay. >> How old is she? >> She >> How old is she? >> Emily. >> Oh, yeah. How old is she? >> 29. >> Okay. Take a seat. >> But like >> I don't know. She's 29. So she's an adult. I'm not here to >> But wait, but we >> Get in the car. You're going to get another charge. Get in the car or you will catch another charge. >> Emily. Emily. Get in the car. there. >> I think they got it up here. >> And step out real quick. Step out. Step out. Just relax. It's not that serious. >> I'm not the one that arrested you. I was just here. All right. >> Yeah, it's okay. I mean, >> all your stuff's going to go with you. All right. >> I really I really I really don't care either way. I just care about Emily. >> She'll be all right. >> I mean, she's standing alone and I'm I'm going somewhere. >> Just >> just have a seat for me. >> Can you Well, can you leave that open? >> Uh, yeah. I got I can't leave it open right now, but I could open it in a second. >> Okay, >> just step in for me. >> I'm going to turn the air on. Okay, watch your foot. >> It was a bizarre spectacle of misplaced loyalty. Two grown women crying for each other like a soap opera no one asked to tune into. Emily, 29, going on 2.9, clung to the drama like a toddler losing a balloon. Meanwhile, our mermaid panicked about Emily standing alone as if sidewalks were sharkinfested waters. In the end, drama got cuffed and common sense never showed up. She was transported to Orange County Jail and charged with disorderly conduct under Orlando city ordinance. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. 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