ORLANDO, Fla. — The woman arrested last month at Disney World after security found CBD oil in her purse says body-camera footage further supports her claim that she was wrongfully arrested.

Deputy-worn body-cam video released Wednesday shows the moments on April 15 when Hester Burkhalter, 69, of Hickory, North Carolina, was arrested outside the Magic Kingdom during what she said was a weeklong vacation.

Burkhalter says her doctor in North Carolina recommended she use CBD oil to treat arthritis symptoms. THC is the chemical in marijuana that gets you "high." CBD oil normally doesn’t contain THC. 

In Florida, it's illegal to possess CBD oil without a prescription. Burkhalter said she has one.

In the footage, an Orange County deputy is heard saying, "If it doesn’t test positive for THC, then she can have it back."

Deputies tested her oil with a marijuana test kit after she was stopped by Disney security. 

"This does not contain THC. This is not criminal. It is not criminal to have that," someone on the video is heard saying.

But despite finding the oil to be legal, they tried to test it again.

This is where Burkhalter attorney Michelle Rayner-Goolsby says they showed their true intentions.

“At that point that it did not come back positive for THC, you needed to allow her to go back into the park and enjoy this trip with her family," Rayner-Goolsby said. "But for whatever reason, they were hell bent on arresting her, arresting somebody, that day.”

The Sheriff's Office soon dropped charges against Burkhalter.

She and her attorneys originally asked for an apology from Walt Disney World and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, but they're now pushing to get access to the full, unedited body-camera video.

The Sheriff’s Office told Spectrum News that it can't comment because of the pending litigation.