Police said Bristol Palin appeared heavily intoxicated. Police report: Bristol Palin slugfest

An Alaska man told police that Bristol Palin was “punching him in the face repeatedly” during a wild drunken brawl last month at a house party in Wasilla, Alaska, according to a police report released Thursday.

Both Sarah Palin’s daughter Bristol and her son Track appeared heavily intoxicated when cops arrived after the fight, which involved about 20 people, the report said. Sarah Palin was at the scene when police arrived, but no interview with the 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate is included in the report.


The Alaska Dispatch News posted the police report online. The report consists of a number of separate police reports that were taken at the scene on Sept. 6.

One officer said he “recognized one of the individuals as Sarah Palin and Todd Palin, who appeared upset and in a verbal argument with other individuals at the scene.”

Police said they arrived at the house, owned by Korey Klingenmeyer, to find Track bloodied, apparently intoxicated and shirtless. Track, after being asked to step out of a white limousine that he entered as police arrived, was beside Todd and Sarah Palin, who told him to speak with an officer, the report said.

Police interviewed witnesses at the scene, who said Bristol had punched Klingenmeyer multiple times.

Police said Bristol also appeared heavily intoxicated. Klingenmeyer told police that when Bristol was asked to leave, “she began to get angry with him and began yelling at him” before “punching him in the face repeatedly, using both hands.”

Klingenmeyer, who police reported appeared “moderately intoxicated,” said he held Bristol back and pushed her down as she tried to hit him.

Police reports said Willow Palin, another of the Palins’ daughters, was also at the scene and was “extremely agitated.”

One police officer reported that he “smelled the odor of alcohol coming from Bristol and I observed no visible injuries on her.”

The police report detailed that Bristol confronted a woman who allegedly pushed Willow. Klingenmeyer then pushed Bristol to the ground, and, according to Bristol, “called her a slut over and over,” the report said.

Bristol Palin told officers that someone “pulled her to the ground on the grass by her feet … then someone stole her shoes and sunglasses.”

Track Palin was bloodied, appeared to have injuries to his face and “appeared heavily intoxicated and acted belligerent at first,” the report said.

Klingenmeyer, according to the report, told police that “he was angry that the Palins had showed up and were causing the problems.”

Police said Thursday they will not proceed with charges from the altercation, the Alaska Dispatch News reported.