Pullman Police Department: Minor Intoxicated in Public

"There was just a young lady that was walking on the highway that tried to get on the bus. She is really drunk and she's just right over there."
Today's installment takes us right back to Pullman, Washington, this past weekend. Whereas yesterday we enjoyed Officer Emerson's perspective, this time around we are tagging along with Officer Reuben Harris. Watch as he learns that a drunk woman who had been walking along the highway had just tried to board a broken-down UCLA bus... and is now wandering around in the street.
Officer Harris quickly contacts the young woman, finding her cooperative, friendly, and yes: apparently quite drunk. After a few attempts at figuring out where she is trying to go and what's going on, the young woman is placed under arrest, technically for minor intoxication in public but also to protect her from herself. Because she certainly can't handle that task right now.
Another Saturday night in a college town.
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[@phamptom]

You oughta pin this comment and thank you for the content you share here with us!

[@RealWorldPolice]

@@phamptom I'm glad that you enjoy it! (On a practical note, you don't see this as pinned?)

[@MrRoztoc]

You sound like a cop: "Thank you for your cooperation" Are you a cop?

[@RealWorldPolice]

@@MrRoztoc As if I have time for another job! (Which reminds me, I meant to add something to that pinned comment. Thanks!)

[@sigaries4062]

Is this Pullman WA or somewhere else?

[@mikeymikieb]

She’s got bad friends letting her walk alone drunk and at night

[@MattyDemello]

Sometimes you can't help it with drunk people. I had a friend who was a very violent drunk. Could NOT hold him back. He got 3 dui's because of that.

[@nadiagraveran3289]

I would usually say I agree BUT we actually had a friend like this in college who would ALWAYS disappear randomly no matter how much we tried to keep track of her 😂 Eventually we stopped hanging out with her because we were tired of worrying every single time we went out.. it was impossible.

[@JackYoung28]

ShinePretty can confirm, some friends are sneaky af

[@TopZBtv]

ShinePretty y'all did really care about her

[@user-on6on3fu8n]

Boyfriend said she went to the restroom and never came back 🤷

[@skylarmacias7256]

I think the real crime committed is the fact that her boyfriend's parents called their son Buster.....

[@nepttune710]

Facts

[@Lee-fk4kh]

That’s literally my dogs name 🤣

[@aceburgers8801]

That’s his last name Buster. His full name is Dave N. Buster

[@NachoLibreboy1]

Lee same

[@vbusterr1254]

My names buster I’m shocked I thought I was the only one

[@xxcathrine]

I love how she's getting buckled into the cop car and thanks the cop. Like ma'am, you're getting arrested, but your good manners and cooperation are extremely appreciated.

[@jakehoyer6152]

Every time she said "can I be honest with you" I was expecting her to say "I'm drunk and lost"

[@tylerstrow811]

"Can I be honest with you?" Cop: "yeah, sure!" Her: "I have a red shirt on"

[@nic4863]

How are we supposed to make fun of her when she was so polite and pleasant?

[@nic4863]

Feel better?

[@philipem1000]

She should be forced to give Clairl lessons in courtesy.

[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

Maybe the contradicting info she kept giving? That's worth a chuckle. Also dropping that her dad is a fireman...

[@terrystop5307]

Milky Way Laniakea Superclusterite Let’s face it, she aced being arrested.

[@liamc1102]

Are you serious? Haven't you got anything better to do?

[@salpal30]

the REAL crime here is that some parents named their kid "buster"

[@caseybingham7674]

Ba...ha...haaaaaaaaaa! Fuckin Buster lolol

[@kgrimes842]

Lol its probably a nickname but i have heard worse names

[@rednecknico1781]

Right I read this comment right as a heard buster😂

[@jimjambananaslam3596]

With her pants being a misdemeanor.

[@cooldudemark]

His middle name should be "Hymen".

[@deborahnance5281]

She has to be the happiest person in her arrest. She apologized for her mistake. I would love to see more people act like her. It would make their job's so much easier.

[@weepy9622]

I was so happy then she never threw a fit or got rude with the officer. This is how you act as an adult when things aren't going the way you want them to.

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

The problem is she has a public record now and is in the fingerprint database. This was a waste of public resources and police time, and the impact on her life will be real and based on nothing real. This cop abused his office.

[@weepy9622]

@@AndrewTubbiolo So you're in the opinion that her being fingerprinted and part of the record is the cops fault? The effect on her life will be zero. She didn't get criminal charges. And even if the cop was actually overstepping his bounds that doesn't mean that she should have freaked out and acted irrational. Which was my point to begin with.

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

@@weepy9622 This will effect her should she go for a job requiring a security clearance or go for professional certification such as medicine or law. Just being in the system makes you less competitive.

[@weepy9622]

@@AndrewTubbiolo It literally doesn't come up on a background check. I have dealt with this personally. If it was a DUI it would matter.

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

@@weepy9622 I would agree with you if upon the cleansing of her record her biometrics and any and all data collected against her was wiped from all records and databases. The best real world solution was for the cop to drive her home drop her off and be done with it.

[@RollinFatJs]

“Am I allowed to cry”- drunk girl 2019

[@haley18101]

Ikr! That cracked me uppp!😭

[@DetrickROS]

Brock Olsen time stamppp

[@RoyalRoy515]

😂😂

[@amandaklein-lawson8096]

Hahahaha

[@lizbethhgonzalezz]

@@DetrickROS 2:07

[@jerryeinstandig7996]

greatest opening line to a cop ever: "am i allowed to cry?"

[@remixchannelSega]

Oh jeez 😂😂😂😂

[@vonarg]

It would have been even funnier if she just cried just after. lol

[@ronmack4118]

And she didn't even cry.

[@cassmarie5691]

And then doesn't cry

[@thereisnopandemic]

I would say no

[@rajakandabowla6194]

I love how polite she is while being so drunk and disoriented 😂

[@Lynn1057Gaming]

Her parents definitely raised her right she’s seem like a really sweet girl but glad she was picked up so she’s safe ❤️

[@user-ty1cf9ko7e]

I feel she looks like most Japanese females / Japanese women who act with discipline, kindness and shyness and these things express a big part of real femininity

[@liyah7928]

@@user-ty1cf9ko7e bro what

[@user-ty1cf9ko7e]

@@liyah7928 are you a Japanese ?

[@elliedwy]

@@user-ty1cf9ko7e what😭

[@SSS-ie6mh]

Did they now? Is that why she's wandering the road at night while being a minor and intoxicated?

[@bgreat9239]

I think she is the most polite person he has or will ever arrest lol.

[@RKSNomad]

for being drunk, she is pretty polite. though there are a lot of arrests that go more smoothly than you think, its just the crazy ones that get seen more often. i'm glad this is on his channel, shows that not every person arrested is a stupid criminal who likes to spit in the face of officers.

[@3rdRailRenegade]

She was so polite I had to politely was this whole video. Thank you.

[@BoilsonA]

Yes lots of please and thank you a very well brought up girl. ☺☺☺☺

[@poozah121]

Did you smell alcohol on her breath? I think she's drug out.

[@the_legend_of_pipi6755]

B Great that was drunk

[@ATLAoftheHill]

Her: *Sneezes* Her: "Bless me." Her: : "Thank me!" Her: "I'm welcome!"

[@user-vp9xn3wb7v]

Underated comment

[@Beanthread]

When

[@gscotty2]

You forgot one ... Perfect

[@matthewlu150]

Timer amp pls?

[@busymom4kc]

Dylon Allen bahahahahaha

[@Thecameraman-bg4ve]

The most polite drunk ever. We need more people like her 😂

[@Dirk_van_Tonder]

Imagine getting arrested for simply walking down the road after having a beer or two

[@someidiot420]

she doesnt even seem that intoxicated either, not slurring (at least that i could hear) just a little confused. god forbid!

[@julyflame8690]

“I’m so sorry, am I allowed to cry?” lol same

[@kenyavalencia3192]

julyflame LMFAOO SAME

[@squangelnutz762]

Whoever her boyfriend is. U marry this woman now!

[@mrcody333cam]

Yes, but there’s no crying in baseball

[@Kerttis]

@@squangelnutz762 I actually know Buster, they broke up in December

[@squangelnutz762]

Kerttis hard to find actual NICE girls... buster fucked up

[@J1995M]

She has got to be the most polite drunk ever brought in.

[@MrWaffles705]

I was thinking the same thing

[@silver6356]

Every cops dream DUI

[@jaredkippers8690]

Nah. Us whites would protect her

[@paulputney3884]

@@silver6356 Except for the missing car.

[@SeaTK610]

Because of that coke, snorting and blowin her nose.

[@meatsuited]

One time I ended up too drunk, too far from campus, and none of my friends were answering the phone. Ended up calling the non-emergency police line from the side of the road to ask for help. The only time I've ever been in the back of a cop car was when they drove me home that night! I can still (kind of) remember sobbing into the phone, asking the dispatcher if they would arrest me because I was underage. They were happy to give me a ride back to the dorm, so glad my night ended better than this girl's!

[@chrishansen5784]

We're you 21??

[@mallorymcfarland8144]

@@chrishansen5784 no she clearly said she was underage

[@kc4208]

When i was 19, I too was stranded about 10 miles away from home, drunk af. A cop pulled over (this was before everyone had cell phones) and put me in the back of his car without handcuffs and delivered me home safely. I gave him a hug too when i got out .... he was so nice to me. Even let me choose what radio station we listened to on the way back. Looking back, i am thinking he was at the end of his shift.

[@strugglingcollegestudent]

@@kc4208 it’s not like that anymore. Sadly

[@BigstickNick]

@@strugglingcollegestudent it's the bodycams. Now they have to do it.

[@jbilletz]

I totally agree about helping keep her safe but he didn’t have to charge her. Take her home. Guaranteed she is the most cooperative and polite “suspect” he’s ever dealt with.

[@jasondeltoro7390]

Lowkey... he was having a “thank you” battle with the girl

[@yo6520]

Jason Deltoro best kinds of battles u heard

[@mahmoudhaidarahmad3287]

I think she won

[@gungriffonblaze7370]

fr

[@peternieves8308]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@kensleymorales760]

Lmao this one killed me😂😂😂😂

[@kodygolden5016]

Officer- "For your safety I am going to place you under arrest" Girl- "oh ok. Thank you" This video is basically a call center meme.

[@matthartman7062]

She should thank him, as he possibly saved her life, -or maybe just her cheeks from getting busted (and not by Buster)....

[@Laocoon283]

@@matthartman7062 she did thank him about 100 times

[@skeptikul270]

Stockholm syndrome

[@BrandNewAlien]

@gbig exactly, officers ain't concerned with safety they just lackeys

[@crawler9065]

@@matthartman7062 you're hilarious

[@captaintruth3219]

As soon as the cop heard a Young drunk girl was walking around. He dropped all other calls to get there as soon as possible. Glad to see they finally got another hardened criminal off the street.🍺👮‍♂️💃🤪

[@GhastlyCretin]

Well, they potentially stopped a criminal from kidnapping a 20 year old drunk girl.

[@user-ls8vw2oj8h]

Captain Truth you’re a tool. Clearly have a history with law enforcement. Because every time someone on a contact states why don’t you go after real criminals they really mean stop bothering me and disregard the law or laws I’m breaking. Don’t worry about the lone female, appearing intoxicated, walking alone in the dark. Fool.

[@sarahdooley6164]

I'm seriously astonished that he arrested her!?! Yes, she's underage, yes she's drunk, yes she's polite, not driving and not hurting anyone.....NO drinking under 21 yet the government thinks that a 17 or 18 year is mature enough and old enough to make the mature decision to join the military and possibly die defending our country????then they should also be allowed to make the decision to drink. Just my unpopular opinion 🤷‍♀️

[@TehPesky]

18* they don't let 17 year olds go to military this isn't 1930s dude.

[@sarahdooley6164]

@@TehPesky Yes, they do. My cousin just left for basic training and he won't be 18 until, August.

[@austin7022]

@@TehPesky yes they do a buddy of mine turned 18 while we were in basic training. Your parent can sign for you when joining at 17.

[@avb5335]

I couldn't agree with you more, Sarah. I was an Army medic at 19 and responsible for the lives of a platoon of infantryman in a combat zone . Looking back, I can't believe how young I was. But, yeah, I couldn't drink lol

[@richardruiz6972]

If the officer had let her go and something bad happened to her, the officer would be responsible and in trouble .. yes its a shame she got arrested but she also got home safe and sound and unhurt....

[@cruziero15]

I wasn't expecting this interaction. She's a sweetheart. Just made a bad decision.

[@silverlgt9038]

she's drunk, not sweet

[@mialove7445]

cursor_backspace you can be both

[@mialove7445]

cursor_backspace upon watching this, I deem her both. Your personality doesn’t get thaaaat blurred from alcohol I don’t think. At least in my personal experience people don’t change that drastically

[@iwannabuyaduck60]

She just has a bad boyfriend. Like, who let’s their gf walk alone at night drunk.

[@user-ki4jc7il1n]

She does seem really sweet!

[@myinfinitestate1586]

She’s probably the most respectful drunk I’ve seen! Her parents raised her well ;)

[@ItsAxelFoley]

Why are you winking

[@18JR78]

Aaron Dottin Haha

[@itsForma]

It’s all an act. She knew she fucked up big time!! Didn’t get disrespectful cause she actually had some brains.

[@anthonyantoine9232]

If her parents raised her well, she wouldn't have even been in this situation to begin with lol. Why do people praise the most basic behavioral norms that should just be expected?

[@exqueue3813]

She's a white middle-class college girl picked up for minor public intoxication. She'll get community service and her record expunged, if the DA even ends up charging her. Why wouldn't she be respectful? The worst situation she's likely ever been in with a LEO is a traffic ticket.

[@Truth1561]

She’s so sweet and funny. Thank God nothing bad happened to her!

[@bearsm0m]

“Please”, “Thank you”, “Sorry”, “Sir”. Give her a break. She did nothing wrong and was very cooperative.

[@hydros309]

The officer has a body cam on plus he can’t just leave her on the road, he might’ve got in trouble if he didn’t book her. She definitely should’ve got cut some slack.

[@Annette1965]

She did get a break. She just had to do what the receptionist told her and no charges were filed.

[@biggestboofer]

What were they supposed to do? Leave a drunk minor wandering down the street? She couldn't remember her last name for crying out loud. That's why he took her to the police station and then let her go because it was unsafe to leave her out there.

[@ferretweasel6895]

she’s a danger to herself

[@WestJ]

Officer : “You Don’t need to apologize Girl: “Sorry”

[@CodeAwesome28]

MitchelPlayz - Right after that, *Girl gets arrested*

[@pierre-marcrioux5015]

Her maternal grandparents are Canadian. 😉

[@kelsimiquelhubler2274]

Me AF 😂😂😂😂

[@WestJ]

Kelsi Hubler lol

[@tealnoise]

I have done this..

[@Huntress_Hannah]

Lowkey if this drunk Lauren, sober Lauren must be an absolute sweetheart

[@pimengbers]

Lucky ass boyfriend, he doesn't deserve her tbh. I mean, the guys name is Buster...

[@lunapetunia3778]

@@pimengbers true :(

[@pimengbers]

@@lunapetunia3778 She seemed so nice and honest, I feel so bad for her.

[@pierre-marcrioux5015]

Is it Lauren or Laurenn? She said both, now which is the truth? 🤔

[@d00b49]

@@pimengbers She brought this upon herself. She knew she was underage and shouldn't have been drinking.

[@JMarieCAlove]

I’m just glad she was picked up, she’s by herself, walking in a alley way or parking lot with limited light. She probably recognized the UCLA bus and wanted to just be safe, who knows. She must have not been that drunk because she understood the police officer, maybe she was nervous and gave the wrong information but she was so polite and didn’t have any attitudes or emotional breakdowns and always asked if it’s ok to ask a question. She’s young, so I hope she’ll be more safe, more careful.

[@thegroovetube3247]

The only country in the world where you're old enough to buy a gun, but too young to buy a beer.

[@BeatBoyStill]

Girl: Ima be honest Cop: Ok Girl: My dad, a firefighter 🚒

[@kresi3283]

can i ask something first

[@squidjelly9736]

😂😂😂

[@snoopyyy_23]

Bruuuuhhh 😂😂😂

[@micfail2]

Honestly, it was a smart play, even if it didn't work. Cops back up firefighters and their families the same way they do for other cops.

[@franticlooter2695]

@Cacola337 this dude lol

[@porkchop6714]

It was almost disorienting to see a drunk college girl act so politely. Refreshing

[@Blazerghost]

Yeah is a 1 of 1 rarity.

[@meehow3694]

And where did it get her? She still got arrested. Asshole cop should’ve appreciated her politeness and bent over backwards to be very nice back. Maybe a ride home would’ve been more appropriate than tarnishing her record with an arrest. Just for having fun and being young. Next time, maybe she’ll just be an asshole. Same result anyway right?

[@Blazerghost]

@@meehow3694 Just another girl ruining her future anyway.

[@meehow3694]

Why do you say that. It’s what college kids do. I did worse and I turned out quite successful. He was just a douche. Plain and simple.

[@scowler92]

@@meehow3694 Public Intoxication is a misdemeanor. Those get expunged after a while, right?

[@PaulSyp]

if your concerned for her safety, drive her home. No need for an arrest here. Bad cop no donut.

[@Shannononly]

Wow, can’t believe they arrested her for this. In Canada back when I was 16 and drunk in the field (18 is legal age here) we would always run from the cops when they showed up. If they caught us, they brought us home. This seems like over kill, especially because she was so cooperative.

[@redtailhawk2543]

Haha we used to drink at bonfires at 16 here in Texas. Sometimes we still do but the thrill of evading something you weren’t supposed to do just seemed so fun back then.

[@lez4630]

Exactly instead of cops going out to bust real criminals like fucken human traffickers rapists robbers etc or even dangerous drug addicts /dealers, no instead they go for the easiest prey to charge ,I saw a dui video where there was 4 cops for a cooperative female, like that much cops is necessary?seems to me like their bored and not looking for the real criminals out there. Waste of tax payers money .

[@bigcountry9457]

Unfortunately here in the USA we are all about making money (as in taxing you more and the government taking more money) and growing the government larger.....neither of which happens if we simply take people home. So gone are the gool ol' days! Plus we need everyone to be reliant on the government in some form or fashion to justify growing it larger.

[@Conker204]

Me too I just got taken back to my moms house and drank some more when I was 16.

[@RightCenterBack321]

How would the cop take her home when she's from out of state and she doesn't even know where she lives?

[@tobiashofmann8545]

take a sip every time she says "thank you". you might find yourself on a freeway later though

[@morganvonbogel9918]

But not driving right? Because that would be illegal.

[@westpur]

I ran out of something to drink before the video ended :-(

[@AntonioSaved]

Tobias Hofmann fuck I finished my water ah I got a gallon more to sip

[@fcold9402]

Can i be honest.....thank you.

[@InkDoMink]

Thaaaaaaaank you

[@ctestare2625]

“Maam you are arrested and will serve 25 to life with no parole” “So sorry, just trying to help out as much as possible, thank you sir”

[@braydenstamps8511]

Yes literally she would 😂😂😂😂

[@catlover1986]

That's how decent people are when arrested or stopped.

[@jacobaccurso]

13 years in law enforcement. This is one of your best videos. Washington has harsh MIP laws. In Oregon, if you’re over 18 years of age you will receive a citation and in many cases, I would in fact give you a ride home or make sure you had a safe means of getting home. MIP in Oregon is a violation, not a crime. Personally, I think it is a crime that that’s how this offense is treated in Washington. No mattress in the cell? No small window in the door? This young lady was amazingly patient.

[@triple7marc]

Might be the only facilities they have.

[@Laz3rCat95]

There was a window in the door but it was shut, there's a panel the cops can open or close.

[@genobambino]

She’s a lovely and charming girl. Not drunk though. I think she’s tripping on something.

[@cristianabraham384]

Definitely tripping, not normal drunk behavior

[@Harpua1971]

@@cristianabraham384 How can you possibly know what "normal drunk behavior" looks like for this girl.

[@troylockwood3484]

​@@Harpua1971 Try saying that to a DUI officer lol. "How would you know what I look like when I'm drunk?? You don't even know me!"

[@Harpua1971]

@@troylockwood3484 W T F is a “DUI officer”?

[@domenicmartucci140]

Tripping on Busters Junk.....

[@dayn2911]

Everytime she said can I be honest with you I thought she was gonna tell the cop she’s drunk

[@danblendss]

fr 😂😂

[@njmfff]

One thing I learned from dealing with drunk friends and other drunk people over my life: they are never drunk. You can convince them they are Jesus, they are Bill Gates, but that they are drunk? Good luck with that.

[@Holocaustica]

And that she would say it with a slurred whisper.

[@ujjwal7502]

@@njmfff true

[@raquijada74]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@DetrickROS]

Judge: you're sentenced to 4 years in jail. Girl: thank you

[@CinoG2G]

Detrick stopppp she's an angel😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@booisgone9847]

🤣🤣🤣

[@nickdeantonio3792]

You forgot the I'm sorry before and after 😂😂😂

[@prettygirlbones9928]

It's not a crime to be polite. We've all been there, atleast most of us have... First time gettin drunk in a place you don't exactly know, you get turned around and then you meet a cop! Can't say I wouldn't of done the same thing when I was that age! Atleast she wasn't rude like most inebriated people that get stopped!!!🤷

[@usafmueller]

lmao

[@adinc7862]

First mistake... Dating a guy called Buster

[@iBacon]

this girl's confidence... you literally can't tell she's drunk until you start questioning her lol

[@benito789]

She'll be charged for ''excessive politeness''

[@johnsmith9966]

benito789 20 years

[@DEV-et8vw]

@@johnsmith9966 you forgot ''- to life'' xD

[@justadudeffs]

If I didn't know better I might she was Canadian 😂

[@therealmillerman]

"When did you last see your boyfriend" "Twenty minutes ago, ten minutes ago, literally five minutes ago... wait..you're my boyfriend "

[@Sluna773]

Lmao

[@zShadowArmy]

lmfao

[@Khaim3ra5o3]

lmaoooo

[@ashtonbohart1093]

Alright that was good😂😂🤣

[@epicgamerz5851]

*Officer arrests himself*

[@destineeherrera]

Busters a terrible boyfriend 😂😭

[@someidiot420]

dude fuck buster lol

[@frankcurry9459]

I can't believe how polite this woman was. She's a keeper!! On the other side The Pullman LEO's the most polite and down to earth.

[@nusbaumtanner]

This girl is hilarious and extremely respectful. Probably the most wholesome drunk I've ever seen on bodycam footage.

[@hogant.551]

Alot of drunks I've seen either want to fight everyone over nonsense or cry alot.

[@deumortis423]

Exactly, it warms yur heart 💖

[@deumortis423]

@glenn Quagmire damn I didn’t even think Of that

[@MechaPlays]

I thought the same thing lol

[@Gulag00]

“Wholesome”

[@jeffrice238]

I doubt anyone being arrested has ever said "thank you" so many times.

[@MikeNapoli1989]

Ikr lol

[@andrewt.5567]

She just put on a tutorial on how to get arrested without getting any extra charges that are far worse than the original. Sounds like get gets away with a fine and nothing on her record if she does the program. Cop is right though, she was a prime target for someone looking to kidnap a some random woman.

[@melaniexoxo]

I said thank you after getting a fix it ticket and the cop snickered at me. It's just automatic

[@dblackout1107]

I mean she’s 20, one year short of legal age, drunk and feeling good. If nothing else you just think of it as an adventure at the time without letting it get you too worried. And these kinda things mean like zero to people anyway employment-wise even if it got on your record, which I can tell you right now, it definitely didn’t with her cooperation.

[@aandrews9141]

I immediately recognized that, and it made me think of someone I know very well... it is a sign of having been thru abuse or some other sort of serious trauma!!! Especially since she keeps saying, "Can I be honest with you" and apologizing for asking things, etc... And since this "Buster" dude seemingly left her hanging in an unfamiliar place, and then blamed her being alone on her going to use the bathroom and getting lost, it makes me wonder if he may be a domestically violent partner... just saying!?! She is showing signs of wanting to please him and others... I hope she is not in a situation like that and that she is now safe herself.

[@adamjacksonmedia]

She needs to be thrown in prison for 15 years. How dare she have a few drinks, and walk down the street.

[@orepainium8584]

@@armlinksa9966 its sarcasm

[@621ELECTRONICS]

I was thinking 25 to life. You can tell she is truly a sinister person by her personality.

[@julianaFinn]

In Australia, unless you're under 18, you're not a minor. If she's in College and 20, she's not a minor, nor is it illegal in Australia. Here, the cops would just take her home. No charge, no arrest.

[@rboyett]

Idk what’s worse ab her boyfriend, the fact that he left his drunk girlfriend wonder off or the fact that his name is Buster

[@caringancoystopitum4224]

His parents must have been really drunk, or mean, when they named him

[@jorugarushia9167]

She’s a grown ass woman, simp. As far as we know, she probably left.

[@rboyett]

@@jorugarushia9167 yea you’re right, she probably did. He shouldn’t have let it happen in the first place

[@Agendo.]

@@rboyett How about we stop judging people when we don't know shit about what actually happened. I see this all the time, people assuming and pointing fingers. If the roles were switched then it would have been "Well he should have known better". Stop tossing the responsibility at the dude ffs

[@DronesNLD]

That made me chuckle 😂

[@PeteR-iw4si]

What a nice boyfriend to leave her running around like a lost deer

[@TampaJohn]

I’m doubting whether she even had a bf. Or if she did, he wasn’t even in the area. She was just confused.

[@jackdare]

@@TampaJohn The dude literally visited the police station according to the cop.. after she took off. So he was real & apparently still cares for her.

[@TampaJohn]

Jack Dare I didn’t catch that. Thanks for the info! That’s good to hear. She put herself in a very dangerous situation.

[@lightspeed388]

@PistolPete, She took off and left him at the football, did you even watch the video?

[@Pwnstared]

Who names their child "Buster"?

[@AndrewTubbiolo]

What a waste of the public's resources and police time.

[@wendydebois1685]

She's so sweet and polite. Hope she found boyfriend

[@dylanfreeman4630]

she acts like shes in a job interview

[@MacfarLanden]

Dylan Freeman I have a job interview tomorrow and this video was really helpful. Will update once I get the job.

[@MacfarLanden]

Killed the interview. Will update once I get the word I got it.

[@slammed4575]

@@MacfarLanden hell yeah good job brutha

[@Mo-ow8fb]

@@MacfarLanden wait...

[@grimmenace726]

If it was, she didn't get it.

[@katiematkowski7478]

She's so polite and respectful that id give her a damn break.

[@jacob.g.l1592]

He could've driven her home.

[@bstock]

@@jacob.g.l1592 10 years ago he probably could have, but since everything is now recorded he could probably lose his job since she is underage. I bet if she was over 21 he probably would have just given her a ride home and thanked her for not driving drunk.

[@Nimuetootoo]

@@bstock Agree!

[@sarinnaneumann8182]

Jacob.G.L she kept giving him different addresses and different names so he couldn’t take her bc he didn’t know which one was her actual address

[@sarinnaneumann8182]

Kirra Melton I’m so sorry that happened... wow

[@Coplandcalm122]

What a pleasant drunkard!! LOL she was so sweet. Thank you for buckling my seat belt sir🤣😂

[@melanienelson5305]

I have to say… it’s so nice to see one of these where the person arrested isn’t treated the officer like trash. She was a respectful girl, she knew she had done wrong and took accountability for her actions ♥️.

[@wasntme20]

This young lady is so respectful and polite her parents should be proud of her for that

[@cfvgd]

Too young to be on drugs though

[@cfvgd]

@Fendy a little? She wasn't on this planet. Hahaha

[@scooterrobowns]

@Fendy Alcohol is a drug.

[@Tonybob12]

Pedna agreed very polite.

[@BaldMancTwat]

Well, she's quite dumb. "Am I allowed to say my address?" Also she's 20. I started drinking at 12. Like most British people.

[@DryRiceBall]

*That’s what happens when you mess around with a guy named after a dog*

[@theaverageclownhole3369]

A named guy after a dog Thaaank youuu

[@Ben7seven7]

Or the Mythbusters crash test dummy.

[@msimpson607]

Buster has his hands full

[@Glocktavius_the3rd]

Lol that was the name of my cocker spaniel

[@kristine3076]

Exactly

[@monalyn9090]

She is the sweetest and easiest detainee I’ve have ever seen on KZbin videos. People need to learn from her actions, if you just show respect , listen to commands and stay calm you can see how nice and easy an arrest can go.

[@dirtye90]

she didnt need to be arrested. shes a minor. if she wasnt as polite as she was in the video he may have had a reason to take her in. The right thing for him to do was to call one of her parents, tell them what she was doing at the time and take her home where she is safe and in good hands.

[@elmalloc]

spoken like a true white woman

[@Melonator.]

@@dirtye90 she wasn’t a freaking minor!

[@honandave]

This seems insane to me coming from a country that has a drinking age of 18. The cop just needed to give her a lift to get her home safe not arrest her. No wonder people hate cops in America.

[@CoolAce1]

Cops are not taxi drivers. The cop was professional at all times. Most people don't hate cops.

[@generalkayoss7347]

She didn't even know where home was, that's the problem.

[@MrNota500]

Only the criminals hate the cops in America.

[@goodmorningsundaymorning4533]

It's these new cops. These are the new militarized police. Many of the old timers in the police force have quit due to this new standard of aholes coming in from the new police academy. In the 80s they would have given this girl a talking too and a ride home. Sad to see what is happening now.

[@Dougy345]

The problem was that she wasn’t the child of an officer…

[@Nopenotatall]

She needs some friends that can help take care of her, she’s too nice

[@ram2791]

Needs a battle buddy

[@OrbitFallenAngel]

I noticed that too. Not very good friends...why would they just leave her alone and drunk? 🙄 I mean she needs to get some new friends!! ASAP!

[@asabovesobelow7981]

@@ram2791 fr fr

[@patriciabrown5071]

Or not do anything that requires babysitting.

[@Dman425]

And, really cute

[@sfesjtj91]

Cop: you don’t need to apologize Her: sorry

[@DAPS15ER]

Ahhh this gurl is just dumb and her BF name is Buster? Wtf is going on here?

[@kvall4088]

It’s refreshing to see someone deal with an unfortunate situation so incredibly well. After watching so many angry belligerent morons behave like complete animals, she is a breath of fresh air. I wish nothing but the best for her going forward.

[@DEXTERSONEMANBAND]

The kid was extremely polite so was the officer. One A for both.

[@Netlogic.]

"Can I be honest with you?" - Words no cop has ever heard before

[@TampaJohn]

No. Speaking from experience, they hear it all the time. However, it’s usually a prelude to a lie.

[@zakhorov6068]

Tampajohn I totally don’t think he was being sarcastic, bro

[@unnamed2137]

@@TampaJohn I really totally exponentially don't think he was being sarcastic at all, bro

[@donotcareatall]

Tampajohn what do you mean it’s actually very uncommon for cops to hear that?

[@Abysia]

Dont Care Watch some police interrogation videos; it's extremely common. In fact, people who are lying very often lead by saying "ill be honest" or "i swear" "believe me" etc. It's a common indicator of deception, because people who are actually being honest don't feel the need to emphasize their honesty.

[@brandonmaiorino3065]

girl: my dad is a fire fighter cop: okay felony charge

[@bamaboy9846]

Lol I don’t this she caught a felony vro

[@NamedSeffy]

Not even close, they would give her life for associating with a firefighter

[@andrewdrennan9436]

Lol, I don’t think he’d send her diversion program paperwork for a felony.

[@jakef6341]

BAMABOY it’s a joke

[@may__dixierekt9722]

i got the joke mybf is a firefighter

[@nathanjamesbaker]

24:11 I feel bad for her that she even got arrested. She is such a nice young lady.

[@TheAnetmusik]

I always get delighted to hear your intro/outro theme by Steven O' Brien. Thank you for using this amazing instrumental. 😊❤

[@marvwhite1965]

This chick is awesome. "Am I allowed to cry?" yes. She then proceeds to take this arrest like a champ.

[@madtrucker0983]

A lot better than some grown men thats for sure

[@mam362]

@@madtrucker0983 Im not sure how taking a drunkeness arrest like a champs makes you awesome, but ok

[@jakestimson3451]

@@mam362 compare it to the rest on this channel and you will see

[@larrybud]

I thought for sure this video was going to be 30 minutes of her crying.

[@robovoid8024]

With no record or prior it'll most likely be dissmissed or downgraded further to time served.

[@johnforjustice2350]

That’s the most polite college drunk I ever seen. I would have called her an Uber.

[@Farrahline]

I agree

[@JZH10000]

Not like the cop knew where to send the uber anyway she gave 2 different addresses for where she lived

[@jackjackthompson5771]

Yes that would’ve have been a normal response. US is a police state..

[@proudmilitarybrat76]

Where was he supposed to tell the driver to take her? She didn't know her address.

[@johnforjustice2350]

Sometimes you know who to give a break and who not to. It’s not about my ego ....but about doing the right thing to others...and it wasn’t the right thing to do. Cop has an ego problem or self esteem problem I seen it before. The best LEO understand it’s about the people you protect and not about you.

[@audrey2658]

And todays example of wasted tax payer money. Seriously the punishments and treatment of people under 21 who drink or smoke is nauseating.

[@backslang]

Nice to see you spending so much time on serious crime.. this would be handled far more sensible in uk thank God!!

[@DOUBLEsuperSWAG]

I feel bad for her, she didn't need 2 million people to see this.

[@masteryoda8829]

For real can tell she so nice

[@sqadoodlebop2796]

Right

[@user-qu6ij5sl1v]

Seriously that's my only complaint with this channel sometimes. I guess a minor has never consumed alcohol in public before so we should make sure 2 million people can dig up this MINORS info. Kinda ridiculous

[@ryugaonblitz5546]

Did she consent to this video?

[@user-qu6ij5sl1v]

@@ryugaonblitz5546 Idk that but im not sure she would need to, news can film the street for stock footage and doesn't need to blur out minors faces. Citizens can foia footage that is public property for news purposes and I assume they don't need to blur out every minors face that appears in the background. So I assume they dont need to get her consent for shit

[@almilhouse9059]

Imagine if everyone was like this how much easier life would be. She was respectful and was treated exactly the same.

[@anonanon4831]

This is what I imagine all of "Real World Police: Japan" would be like.

[@j.zingler6735]

@@anonanon4831 :D

[@NameGoesHere341]

Anon Anon lol, don’t know much about japan do you?

[@almilhouse9059]

She didn't once use the race card or scream entitled abuse etc. She never said she didn't du nuffin and so on...

[@OO-nb2kt]

Hummmm did you see the same video I saw? Really? This has privilege written all over it. Notice I didn’t say white because there are plenty of minorities who throw a huge tantrum.

[@pedromiguel3227]

The cop may have saved her life, but I wish he let her call her parents.

[@ricksrnka6171]

This is how a mature woman acts.

[@eeeeemeeee9047]

"When is the last time you saw your boyfriend?" "A year ago" .

[@williamgutzkow6901]

Well shit after a year I may just start looking too

[@glock27able]

"Today"

[@imaramblins]

@@williamgutzkow6901 lol

[@mzungu_man6363]

She pregnant

[@roam2]

Cops suck,

[@gracegreen5958]

who says "perfect, thank you" after being handcuffed LMAO

[@Drawingodds]

This girl it seems.

[@natalienicole3880]

perfect= they’re not too tight & don’t hurt. thank you= for that.

[@perfectinsight2384]

Someone who understands that the cop is just a human doing a job lol

[@waywardwritersinn1273]

Someone who realizes police are necessary to a civil society and doesn’t want to defund/and or kill them

[@cherrycoke7099]

PerfectInSight ikr

[@Nicholegav94]

What a crock of crap! 😠 they didn’t need to arrest her!!!!!!!!

[@mshquinn5567]

She has got to be the most polite drunk I have ever seen. She doesn’t even seem drunk 🤣🤣

[@bethm5791]

“Can I be honest?” Sure “Dad? firefighter.”

[@bransen6447]

“Aliens? Real. Birds? Government drones.”

[@genesiss420]

Hotel? Trivago

[@noone-yo6rd]

Lol

[@lindsayluna16]

@@genesiss420 HOTEL TRIVAGO

[@MrsznewyawkRN]

Ma’m I know this is gonna sound dumb since your name is Beth - but is that shannan watts as your profile picture? Or are u this woman’s twin - holy shxt 😐

[@anonanon4831]

Mission Impossible 2: Have an Arrest Video on the Internet that makes Employers want to Hire You.

[@G_Robb]

Agreed. That lady should never been arrested. That officer should have just given her a ride home. She wasn't hurting or bothering anybody.

[@Tumwater02]

@@G_Robb: Not sure how much officer latitude Pullman (WA) has on stuff like this. If it was a university in a larger city (say Seattle Police dealing with University of Washington student) would be inclined to agree but I can't imagine Pullman's leadership gives a long leash. Know the city you are in, I guess?

[@G_Robb]

@@Tumwater02 The City shouldn't matter (I agree, sadly it does). Humanity should be universal.

[@user6860]

G Robb not when every move they make is being recorded☹️

[@ZeN72901]

@@G_Robb I would agree but it showed in the video she gave multiple different addresses when prompted to give her home address.

[@reivax6368]

"ur under arrest" her: thank you!

[@satanjd666]

Cop: "You don't really need to apologize." Nice drunk lady: "Ok...I'm sorry."

[@scowler92]

Classic logic-trap.

[@blowingleaves-rb9fw]

She’s so intoxicated she lost her mind. And she only had 3 drinks?

[@Pwnstared]

@@blowingleaves-rb9fw She's 150 pounds or less. Maybe it was vodka?

[@cantstopjuggin8057]

@@Pwnstared maybe 115

[@madpistol]

I almost feel sorry that she got arrested. She's so polite.

[@wr.3]

That's why your not a cop

[@madpistol]

We do laugh fine by me.

[@wr.3]

@@madpistol good

[@sneaklesworth7799]

There's no reason she should be catching criminal charges for it

[@seanstates9816]

Who says she will get criminal charges? She probably just got civil charges

[@thenarrator5327]

Absolutely no reason whatsoever to post this. It's not like she was driving drunk or assaulted someone, she simply drank under age. And yet, here you are posting this humiliating moment of her for the world to see in a shameless effort to get views. Utterly contemptable.

[@terriann3031]

She seemed extremely polite, that must have been refreshing for the officer! He was right to intercede, anything could have happened to her as confused as she seemed. He mentioned she could go thru a diversion program and not have a record. All is well that ends well.

[@finsterclause7184]

Why does “adorable” and “dumb as a rock “ always seem to go hand in hand ?

[@clayton8or]

usually drunk and dumb as a rock do much better...

[@Netlogic.]

@David Schlessinger Bingo, daddy's little girl

[@Talisman09]

It sometimes gives the illusion of "innocence". But there are plenty of dumb people that you don't find adorable

[@jeancarlogudiel2719]

Cuz alot of girls nowadays think they only gotta look cute and have no substance 2 them

[@thelastrebelshow1627]

Finster Clause Who even uses the word adorable?

[@chappy48]

This was the most chill encounter ever. Cop: "You dont have to apologize." Her: "Yes sir, I'm sorry."

[@DMWBN3]

Christopher Chapman can I be honest with you ??

[@Spudmechanic]

Probably the politest drunk arrest I've ever seen

[@someidiot420]

still cracks me up how she gets arrested and shes like '😄 ok!' like shes just going on another adventure

[@tip3593]

Officer walks up to the girl “Damn she’s a hottie” “Hey I’m looking for my boyfriend” “Yeah you’re going to jail”

[@bri_le]

Aaahahahaha

[@kashonaries534]

LMAO

[@justsmallstuff4994]

Lolol

[@michaelstollairetbarceo3287]

If Elliot Rodger became a cop.

[@angelgutierrez5950]

@@michaelstollairetbarceo3287 hahahahaha he tells her he is the supreme gentlemen while arresting her

[@fullnameontheinternet3384]

first name: lauren, last name: can i be honest with you

[@kevinvassago]

She's fkn adorable, how could u arrest someone so polite just trying to walk home. When that sht happened to me the cop was just like "ok. Be safe." And he drove away

[@hiddeninthewires2308]

Weird daddy issues

[@fettiwillfredo2724]

@@kevinvassago or you could drive her home..?

[@lowkeyyc152]

@@kevinvassago she was underage drinking that’s why he arrested her

[@SkateNCreate90]

This is wildly unnecessary. Getting her somewhere safe where she could have contacted her boyfriend and sobered up would have been the valiant thing to do. Instead you handcuff her and interrogate possibly the most polite and harmless girl I have ever seen. The cop looks like more of a criminal than she does.

[@pennywisethedancingclown4024]

Totally agree. I think the guys that told the cop were just hoping he’d go and drive her to where she needed to be or check on her. I don’t think they were planning on her getting arrested. He could have just driven her back to her campus. She seems like a nice girl and she wasn’t hurting anyone. Harsh.

[@SeanS-sl2hk]

She wasn’t offended but leave it to a random person that had nothing to do with the situation to be offended. Gotta love America nowadays lmao

[@PeacepiperF20]

Only when its a cute female though right?

[@SkateNCreate90]

@@PeacepiperF20 No, whether it was a cute female or a confused drunk old man... if they aren't doing anything that is going to harm or hurt anyone then just get them somewhere that they won't harm or hurt themselves.

[@PeacepiperF20]

@@SkateNCreate90 weird how the majority in videos seem to act different when it is a female that is attractive and a man. You just don't want to admit that because you fell for it. Lol

[@truthteller4442]

This arrest honestly wasn't cool. And I'm not White-Knighting. She really didn't do anything morally wrong, dangerous, reckless, or bad. And she was like the nicest and most polite person I have ever seen. The police should be trying to keep people like this on their side. Just drive her home, or if you want to teach some kind of lesson, ride her to the station, let her sober up for 6 or 7 hours in the drunk tank, and call for a family member to pick her up. Pretty sure most of us have been in the spot she was in at some point in our younger years, and thankfully, no goober cop like this gave us a lifelong rap sheet, and/or arrest record for it. Like, how can you go home after your shift and not feel bad about doing this? Girl just needed a little help, if anything. Only country on Earth where you can literally be arrested for just existing.

[@CoolAce1]

The cop was totally professional. You're pretty sure most of us have been in that spot? Probably not. I haven't seen too many drunks wandering around the streets. Blame the laws, not the cop. Raise the legal alcohol age to 25. Better yet, make it illegal like most drugs are.