On November 10th, 2024, law enforcement responded to a restaurant disturbance involving a highly intoxicated and uncooperative woman. Despite repeated attempts to gather information, she provided conflicting accounts, grew argumentative, and disrupted the investigation. Witnesses confirmed her as the primary suspect, leading to her arrest. Even after being restrained, she continued her erratic behavior, attempting to damage the patrol vehicle and causing chaos. At the station, her uncooperative actions persisted, culminating in charges of disorderly conduct and obstruction.
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