A “drunk” stripper was caught trying to seduce an Ohio police officer during her hit-and-run traffic stop in newly released body camera footage.
Grace Spoonamore, 20, was arrested by Brunswick police in April after allegedly crashing into a Chevrolet Cruze in full view of a uniformed officer.
In footage of the arrest, Spoonamore – who appears visibly drunk – attempts to flirt and seduce the officer, even telling him to tase her because she “likes it kinky.”
At one point, as the officer tells him to get into the police car, Spoonamore calls him “handsome man” and says, “Are you feeling some kind of weird because my leg isn’t in the car?”
An edited version of the original hour-long body camera video went viral on YouTube, garnering more than a million views in four days.
A drunken stripper was caught trying to seduce an Ohio police officer in newly released body camera footage following her arrest for a hit-and-run in April.
According to a police report obtained by DailyMail.com, the 20-year-old woman was driving a blue Buick Enclave that returned with felony warrants for her arrest.
The officer saw the woman speeding through a green light and crashing into another car, prompting him to follow after she appeared to be running away from him.
The officer eventually arrested her, and the officer noted that Spoonamore appeared disoriented, with bloodshot eyes and slurred speech.
In the video, she initially denies being under the influence, but then tells the police officer that she had “two double bosses” at “Trick”.
She then told a second officer that she had actually had three double drinks, which amounted to six drinks in total.
After being handcuffed, Spoonamore is asked if she has anything on her, causing her to laugh and tell the officer, “I don’t know, do you want to check me?”
As she sits in the patrol car, Officer Dominick Demedal asks the Georgia native what her current address is, which she refuses to give.
“Don’t worry about all that,” she replies. “I’m not giving it to you.”
“What are you going to do if I don’t?” ” she asks.
“Accuse you of obstruction,” he said.
“Building what?” » she replies before he declares “official business”.
“Okay, it’s cool, I don’t care,” Spoonamore shouts.
In the video, she initially denies being under the influence, but then tells the police officer that she had “two double bosses” at “Trick”.
As she sits in the patrol car, Officer Dominick Demedal asks the Georgia native what her current address is, which she refuses to give.
Spoonamore sobs in the back of the patrol car
During another wild moment, Demedal is caught off guard as Spoonamore tells her she’s a stripper at an undisclosed club.
“Where is it,” he replies.
‘What do you mean, what is it?’ she declares. ‘You know.’
While Demedal was filling out paperwork for the arrest and before his drug and alcohol tests, Spoonamore allegedly spat on Brunswick Officer Robert Dugan.
The incident was not caught on camera, but the moments that followed showed Spoonamore kicking the car’s plexiglass partition as the officer tried to talk to him.
A few minutes later, she is seen crying and telling the officers that she doesn’t trust them and asking if she can get out of the patrol car and talk to the two officers “woman to woman.”
Another special moment during the arrest occurs when one of Spoonamore’s friends approaches the police and tells them that she is looking for her friend.
The unidentified woman told officers that Spoonamore had “left the family function and was in this area” and that she was worried about her.
The officers then tell him about the drunk driving, the hit-and-run and the assault on a police officer, saying, “Yes, she’s going to jail.”
The cops then ask the friend if they can give her her address or tell them how long she has lived in the Northeast Ohio area, but she says she doesn’t know and asks “why is it important ? »
The woman is seen in the video yelling and screaming at the officers.
Another special moment during the arrest came when one of Spoonamore’s friends approached the police and told them she was looking for her friend.
As the officers took the Georgian woman to the police station, she threatened to “piss” on the officer’s face, but only if he “likes it.”
She ends up peeing her pants in the back seat of the vehicle.
“I couldn’t help it,” she says as they enter the police station.
As she stands and waits for her photo to be taken, she repeatedly attempts to take off her pants while the officer looks for a female officer to help her.
Spoonamore comes out of the taped blue box on the floor as he tells her to stay there until she approaches him and tells him she would be willing to be tasered.
‘You want to tase me? Do it. I like this. I like it naughty,” she says.
As the officers lead the woman out of the station and toward a patrol car, she begins screaming and crying and claims they are going to rape her.
“You’re going to rape me, stop trying to rape me,” she shouts.
She then lies down and resists being put in the vehicle to go to the hospital, kicking and screaming that they are trying to take her “to Mexico.”
The police officers comment on Mexico’s strange statement as she sits in the car screaming, asking “where does this come into play?” » to no response.
Online, some social media users speculated and wondered whether the 20-year-old Georgian could have been a victim of sex trafficking.
‘You want to tase me? Do it. I like this. I like it naughty,” Spoonamore says at one point.
Spoonamore left the police station to go to the hospital
As the officers lead the woman out of the station and toward a patrol car, she begins screaming and crying and claiming they are going to rape her.
The video ends with Spoonamore and Demedal in the patrol vehicle en route to the hospital as she continues to cry.
The woman was ultimately arrested on suspicion of speeding, operating a vehicle under the influence, obstructing official business and simple assault of a police officer.
Medina County court records show she was charged with at least one count of harassment with a bodily substance, allegedly for spitting on the officer.
Spoonamore will next appear before a judge on September 18 for pre-trial.
His criminal trial is scheduled to begin October 2 in Brunswick.
