Video shows Florida officers "arresting" iguana for disturbing the peace

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Daytona, FL - A large iguana was caught and thrown into the back of a police car after recently causing a stir in a Central Florida neighborhood.

An officer's body camera captured the morning incident after receiving calls about the troublesome reptile: "Just another day on patrol!"

"Our officers responded quickly to help safely capture an unexpected visitor, an iguana found roaming around Daytona Beach," the agency said on social media.

In the video, a worried resident lead the two Daytona Beach Police officers to the iguana's location as they put on plastic gloves before the encounter.

"He's a big boy," one officer said.

"Isn't he handsome?" the resident quipped.

One of the responding officers is then seen cautiously approaching the iguana as her partner encourages her.

"He's probably a pet, so probably used to being picked up," the officer said to his partner.

The officer continued to instruct his partner, suggesting that they "pick him up from behind, just like a little dog." Then, the iguana whipped its tail at the officer before quickly scrambling away, forcing the officers to follow in pursuit.

However, the reptile didn't make it very far and ran into a fenced part of the home before getting wedged inside the fence, allowing officers to grab and apprehend it quickly.

As they brought the iguana back to their police vehicle, the animal continuously attempted to wiggle itself out of the officer's clutches before they could stabilize its body.

"That's enough," the officer holding the iguana said. "That's enough."

As they brought the iguana out, residents were surprised by the large reptile.