All right. Turn around. I'm going to arrest you for animal cruelty. >> How is that cruelty? >> You want to sit in that hot car for as long as that dog was? >> are down. I wasn't doing that. >> The windows are not down. They're cracked that much. >> Okay, well, give me 1 second. Let me go out to the car and see what she does. >> Well, now you can get somebody. >> You can call out to them. They can search and they can pull. I don't know if they're going to do that. >> Go ahead and do this way. You're just going to do it that way. >> Hello. >> She's going to be back in my car. >> What's from this one? >> Yep. Wonderful smell. I'm going to get her out cuz I got the dog back there. That's all the property she's got. We're just going to check the car real quick, man. Ask her if she's got anything else in the car. You need to go with her. The keys maybe or whatever. 35420. The female 10-15. She was arrested for animal cruelty, a first-degree misdemeanor in Florida. For a first offense at that level, an officer can hand over a citation instead, and the person goes home the same afternoon. This officer had a specific reason he could not do that here, and it has nothing to do with the dog or the heat. He explains it on his own camera in the full breakdown. Check the comments.