ABC News(MIAMI) -- The family of an elderly Florida woman is furious that she was hauled off a commuter train because she was singing spirituals and is considering legal action. The family of Emma Anderson, 82, claims she was injured by a Miami-Dade Transit security guard who they said roughly yanked her from a train seat and escorted her off the train on Feb. 20. Anderson of Miami-Dade, was singing spiritual hymns from her train seat when a security guard asked her to stop. The security guard told Anderson that she was being disruptive. "I was beating my little beads with the bottle and I was singing a song, and he came up to me and said, 'Ma'am, you're making too much noise,'" Anderson told ABC News’ affiliate WPLG. A passenger started recording Anderson and the guard's interaction on his cell phone. The video shows Anderson being forcibly removed from the train. Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. Watch More News Videos at ABC | Technology News | Celebrity News Copyright 2013 ABC News Radio

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