Keandra Harrison may have gone out of her way to piss off a Texas police officer by allegedly urinating on him during an interrogation.
On Saturday night, Rosenberg Police Department officers responded to a call about an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon at an apartment complex, TV station KETK reports.
Police officers claim they found Harrison, 21, inside a car with a loaded shotgun. Another gun was believed to be hidden in the vehicle, though Harrison refused to open the car to the police.
That's when things got messy, according to police.
As an officer tried to arrest her, she allegedly urinated on him and began laughing, according to KTRK-TV.
When she was asked if it was intentional, police claim she said "it sure was."
Harrison was charged with harassment of a public servant and resisting arrest.
Her father, who has not been identified, was also arrested. He faces a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, according to Click2Houston.com
Harrison isn't the first person accused of urinating on a police officer.
Last month, police in Albany, N.Y. arrested Noah McCall, 19, while breaking up a wild fraternity party.
While the officers were shutting down the party, McCall allegedly “urinated off the rear staircase directly onto a uniformed police officer,” police noted in the arrest report. McCall’s urine allegedly dribbled on the cop's head and face.
In August, Devin Langford allegedly peed in a cop car in Indian County, Fla., while being taken to the county jail.
The arresting officer told Langford to wait until they got to the jail, but the suspect said he couldn't hold out. He decided to avoid whizzing in the car by attempting to aim his stream out the window by kneeling out the backseat and aiming his urine out the window.
In the process, he splattered urine all over the passenger seat and floorboard of the police cruiser.
Last March, Chris Brennan, 18, a spring breaker in Florida made good on his promise, "I will piss in your car!" when he urinated inside a patrol car and on a deputy's lunch.
On Saturday night, Rosenberg Police Department officers responded to a call about an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon at an apartment complex, TV station KETK reports.
Police officers claim they found Harrison, 21, inside a car with a loaded shotgun. Another gun was believed to be hidden in the vehicle, though Harrison refused to open the car to the police.
That's when things got messy, according to police.
As an officer tried to arrest her, she allegedly urinated on him and began laughing, according to KTRK-TV.
When she was asked if it was intentional, police claim she said "it sure was."
Harrison was charged with harassment of a public servant and resisting arrest.
Her father, who has not been identified, was also arrested. He faces a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, according to Click2Houston.com
Harrison isn't the first person accused of urinating on a police officer.
Last month, police in Albany, N.Y. arrested Noah McCall, 19, while breaking up a wild fraternity party.
While the officers were shutting down the party, McCall allegedly “urinated off the rear staircase directly onto a uniformed police officer,” police noted in the arrest report. McCall’s urine allegedly dribbled on the cop's head and face.
In August, Devin Langford allegedly peed in a cop car in Indian County, Fla., while being taken to the county jail.
The arresting officer told Langford to wait until they got to the jail, but the suspect said he couldn't hold out. He decided to avoid whizzing in the car by attempting to aim his stream out the window by kneeling out the backseat and aiming his urine out the window.
In the process, he splattered urine all over the passenger seat and floorboard of the police cruiser.
Last March, Chris Brennan, 18, a spring breaker in Florida made good on his promise, "I will piss in your car!" when he urinated inside a patrol car and on a deputy's lunch.
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