Two Summerville women were arrested on charges of Disorderly Conduct Wednesday night. According to the report by the Chattooga County Sheriff's Department, three women were involved in the altercation which reportedly began when one woman yelled at another. The incident occurred around 8:30 p.m. involving  Audrey Wooden, of a Maplewood Drive address, and Lacie Petitt of a Hinton Street address. 

Petitt reportedly told officers while at the Maplewood Drive address, Wooten yelled at her and then struck her in the nose and got her on the ground in a choke hold and began to choke her, allegedly chipping Petitt's  tooth in the altercation, according to the report. The report indicated that Petitt did have redness around her neck and a broken tooth. Wooten told officers that Petitt had come over to where her vehicle was parked in the parking lot and she had only pushed Petitt, whose earrings were still next to Wooten's vehicle, according to the deputy. Wooten told the deputy she had been drinking and the deputy did smell alcohol on her breath, according to the report.

Wooten and Petitt were arrested and charged with Disorderly Conduct. They were both taken to the Chattooga County Jail without incident.