Disorderly Alabama Woman Dives into Police Cruiser after Tantrum

A 38-year-old Alabama woman was charged with disorderly conduct after she allegedly threw a tantrum on the sidewalk along Spring Street and then dove into the open front passenger window of a police cruiser at around 1:15 a.m.

Police said Celina Miller, of Brewton, Ala., managed to get her entire body inside the police car and thrashed about, causing an officer’s dash-mounted computer keyboard and radio microphone to fall off their mounts.

Police were first dispatched to Spring Street for a report of a woman acting disorderly.

According to a police report, Miller was a passenger in a car being driven by a Texas woman with whom she had been out with for dinner that night.

The driver told police that Miller jumped out of the car without warning. They reportedly were having an ordinary conversation while en route to their hotel.

Miller reportedly was lying down on the sidewalk, throwing personal items and screaming expletives to bystanders and police by the time police arrived.

That was about when Miller got up and then ran to the police cruiser and leaped inside.

Miller was calmed down by police and taken into custody, but she remained calm only briefly. She was transported to Newport Hospital where she allegedly was uncooperative and aggressive towards staff and the behavior continued as she was eventually brought back to headquarters.

Miller was processed and held overnight for arraignment in Newport District Court on Wednesday.