Dumb Drunk Girl Arrest by Officer (Cop Reacts)

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Drunk Girl Arrested

A late-night DUI investigation quickly spirals after a driver hits a curb and insists she’s “done nothing wrong.” Officers try to walk her through the situation, but she refuses to provide ID, interrupts every explanation, and repeatedly claims she was “just calling an Uber.” What should have been a routine traffic-crash check turns into a full meltdown as she argues with every instruction and denies the investigation entirely.

In this video, Officer Riley breaks down the incident step-by-step, explaining exactly what was observed on scene, why her behavior raised concerns, and how each officer decision was made throughout the encounter. Riley details the signs of impairment, the repeated interruptions that prevented officers from explaining her rights, and the sequence of events that shifted this from a simple curb strike to a full DUI arrest. The breakdown provides clear context for each moment on bodycam, showing how the situation escalated, how officers responded, and what ultimately led to the final outcome.

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