The Battling Intoxicated Palins, America's First Worst Family

Palin’s Drunken Brawl Detailed Out In Released Police Report
Author: Nathaniel Downes October 9, 2014 6:29 pm

The police report over last month’s drunken brawl at a birthday party
has cast new light over the events which have overshadowed the Palin
family. The narrative which comes out, once organized, presents the
Palin’s not as righteous defenders, nor as ignorant brawlers, but
instead as a case of intoxicated judgement leading to bad decisions on
all sides.

The police report details two very different incidents, one involving
Bristol and Willow Palin, and the other involving Track Palin with a
group of other men. It appears that on Todd Palin’s birthday, they
decided on crashing another birthday party at the home of Chris Olds.

This began a chain of events.

The incident with Track Palin appears to have happened as the Palin
family decided on leaving, finding out that they were unwelcome at the
birthday party. While leaving, a friend of Track’s, listed in the report
as Stephen, was sucker punched by someone from the party. Track moved to
defend, which resulted in several people knocking both Stephen and Track
down, and beating on them.

Once the assault on Track was finished, Willow Palin told Bristol Palin
of the attack, and laid the blame on someone within the house. The
result was a very intoxicated Bristol going into the house to defend her
sister’s honor. Once inside, Bristol punched the home’s owner, Korey
Klingenmeyer, in the face six times before she was restrained. Various
reports of language, including some very misogynistic language thrown at
Bristol, were detailed.

Mr. Klingenmeyer denied Track’s claim that he was involved in the fight
with Track, and that he had ordered anyone who wished to fight out of
his house shortly before Bristol stormed in. Steve Leiba, the man who
Track claimed was sucker punched, refused to be interviewed by the
police, but was reported by the officers on-scene as “bleeding from his
eye and nose.�

The report lays out a rather simple scenario, one of alcohol fueled
violence and impaired judgement on all parties. If it were not for the
name attached to the brawl being Palin, nobody would even raise an
eyebrow. But instead, this is a former Vice-Presidential candidate
turned reality tv starlet, someone attempting to stretch her 15 minutes
of fame as far as possible. Now that the witness reports have been
released, will there be more retaliation against those who told the
truth against the Palin family? Only time will tell.

http://www.addictinginfo.org/2014/10...-family-brawl/


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