On October 28th, 2023, a police officer pulled over a vehicle driving recklessly and discovered the female driver was clearly intoxicated. Despite multiple warnings, she refused to provide her ID or comply with the officer’s instructions, escalating the situation. When ordered to exit the vehicle, she resisted violently, forcing the officer to use physical force to handcuff her. After being taken into custody, she was transported to the police station for further investigation. The woman was later charged with reckless driving, disorderly conduct, battery on a police officer, assaulting the officer, and resisting arrest with violence.
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