New Delhi: Work comes first for New South Wales police officer Winston Woodward. The inspector was addressing the media outside the Albury Police Station on Monday when a drunk man loitering around decided to shout and abuse the officer. Video captured by several media channels shows the cop stopping the press conference to confront the visibly-inebriated man.
The cop walked up to the man and instructed him to empty his beer bottle into the garden. When he refused to cooperate, the cop grabbed his T-shirt and dragged him inside the police station while yelling "come with me".
Inside the station, the troublemaker was issued a fine of 500 Australian dollars and a notice for criminal infringement for offensive language, according to 9 News.
After the incident, the cop returned to continue his interaction with the media. As for the man, guess he learned his lesson to never abuse a cop again.
The cop walked up to the man and instructed him to empty his beer bottle into the garden. When he refused to cooperate, the cop grabbed his T-shirt and dragged him inside the police station while yelling "come with me".
Inside the station, the troublemaker was issued a fine of 500 Australian dollars and a notice for criminal infringement for offensive language, according to 9 News.
After the incident, the cop returned to continue his interaction with the media. As for the man, guess he learned his lesson to never abuse a cop again.
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