Hinesdale Woman Calls Police Officer Names and Tries To Bite Him

Police bodycam footage shows the arrest of a 45-year-old Shawn N. Mullarkey where she attempted to bite an officer and called him names.

The video has racked up hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube. The woman tried to bite a Hinesdale Police Officer at her $1 million house in the 100 block of West Walnut Street.

The police report on the incident states that the woman tells cops 'you are dead': Police." Police were there as Mullarkey was driving to her house with her children in the back seat of her vehicle.

Officers said they were arresting her on a warrant charging her with domestic battery, where she is accused of hitting her ex-husband with her car.

Mullarkey refused to get out of her car and closed the garage door while officers were inside.

"You are under arrest," she was told.

"I am not," she said.

Officers then warned she would be "tased" if she did not get out of the car.

They then removed her from the driver's seat, with her repeatedly yelling, "Take your hands off me!"

As she was being taken out, she demanded to speak with her lawyer before she was taken away. She accused one of the officers of having "yanked" her.

The officer defended himself, saying, "I yanked you because I told you that you were under arrest and to exit your vehicle."

One of the officers told her, "You got a whole show for your neighbors here."

She repeatedly called one of the officers a "d--k."

"You are a m-----f-----. You are a sh---y human being," she said.

The officer replied, "That's messed up."

After she was put in the police car, she got out several times.

"You are a piece of dirt that I wouldn't even piss on if you were on fire," Mullarkey told an officer.

The officer said, "I smell the odor of alcohol on you."

She responded, "That's my piss because I'm pissing on you."

Then Mullarkey said the officer was the "worst part of society," with the officer replying, "I don't think so."

When officers tried to get her back into a squad car, she tried to bite one of them. As an officer was getting ready to drive Mullarkey to the police station, she could be heard saying from inside the police car, "You are dead."

The officer asked her to elaborate.

She said the officer would be sued, adding, "You think you are so cool that you can beat up a girl. Good for you."

After the squad car arrived at the police station, she refused to get out, and officers carried her out. Mullarkey was charged with felony aggravated DUI (her 3rd such violation), aggravated assault on an officer, resisting an officer and possessing alcohol while driving. Mullarkey was taken to the DuPage County Jail.