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Watch: Drunk Mumbai Girl Slaps Police Officer, Creates Ruckus In Police Station; Videos Go Viral

Darpan News Desk IANS, 28 Jun, 2016 02:44 PM

On June 15, three youngsters and a minor were caught drunk driving in Worli, Mumbai, and were taken to the police station thereafter. Reportedly, 20-year-old girl named Gauri Bhide was under the influence of alcohol while driving.

In two videos that have gone viral on social media, Bhide can be seen slapping and abusing the cops inside the police station while the boy accompanying her tries to stop her from going out of control.

#WATCH (15/6/16): Inebriated girl slaps policeman, creates ruckus in a police station in Mumbaihttps://t.co/mfou5ZTz7r
— ANI (@ANI_news) June 28, 2016

The cops try to catch hold of the girl as she shouts and throws and breaks things around but fail. Eventually, four officers hold her from arms and legs and take her away.

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