Helen Clark arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour

March 19th, 2009 at 8:13 am by David Farrar

Labour Politician Helen Clark has appeared in court after being arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour:

Labour MP accused of being drunk and disorderly in a hotel told police they were ‘pigs’ when she was arrested, a court heard today.

Helen Clark, 54, denies using threatening words and behaviour and being drunk and disorderly in the Great Northern Hotel …

Then she allegedly said to officers: ‘I remember in the Seventies when police were referred to as pigs. That’s what you all are, pigs.

‘Look everyone, I’m being arrested by pigs.’ …

Bar staff had noted that her speech was slurred and had refused to serve her any more alcohol.

Miss Allison said Clark had responded with abuse.

The court was told that Clark had said: ‘Why am I being treated like this? Why am I treated like a ****? I have been humiliated.’

She had added: ‘Who is the bitch giving orders… you, you, calling me drunk?’

Miss Allison said attempts to calm Clark had failed.

Clark had told a member of the wholesale staff: ‘Don’t patronise me… **** off.’

Kiwiblog will provide updates to the court case as they occur.

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26 Responses to “Helen Clark arrested for drunk and disorderly behaviour”

  1. Brian Smaller (3,835) Says:

    You prat DPF :) – this had me going for a moment til I clicked the link. Talk about disappointed.

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  2. OECD rank 22 kiwi (2,672) Says:

    If only it were “our Helen” in the dock. The attitude of both Helen’s appears remarkably similar.

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  3. paradigm (507) Says:

    To be fair, the quote does give the age of this “Helen Clark” as 54, where as ex-”imperius leader Clark” is 59… However I doubt many people except dpf (and maybe Peter Davis) know that.

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  4. big bruv (11,202) Says:

    Ahh bugger that!….I am going to take a “lefty” approach to this story, I am not going to let little things like the truth get in the way of spreading this as far and wide as I can.

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  5. MarkMcLT (59) Says:

    Fomenting happy mischief indeed :-) . You cunningly started the quote immediately after the key word – ‘former’ .

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  6. OECD rank 22 kiwi (2,672) Says:

    The headline has a ring of truth because Helen Clark spent her last years in office impersonating Robert Mulldoon.

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  7. Fairfacts Media (344) Says:

    Of course it wasn’t our Helen.
    The headline described her as a ‘babe’.

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  8. GMDI (69) Says:

    No way could it have been our helen, there would have been an element of fun getting to that state. dear ex-leader wouldn’t have a clue how to get that far if it involved fun

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  9. getstaffed (9,188) Says:

    ok, so I’m going to go against the flow (and earn a boatload of -ve karma I’m sure) and say that this post is beneath you David…. even if it did have a humour tag, which it doesn’t.

    [DPF: The headline was factually correct. And if anyone was stupid enough to repeat it without clicking on the link, then they have learnt a lesson]

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  10. Buggerlugs (1,609) Says:

    and our Helen would still have Howard “My Personal Policeman” Broad on speed dial to get her out of the shite.

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  11. Murray (8,832) Says:

    getstaffed if nothing else kiwiblog has taught us that almost nothing is beneath DPF because you’ll never go broke catering to lowest common denominator.

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  12. slightlyrighty (2,246) Says:

    Be careful what you wish for eh?

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  13. Glutaemus Maximus (2,207) Says:

    Pigs, not poodles was the real give away.

    Otherwise I was convinced.

    However, don’t think Helen Clark takes fluids by mouth. It’s an Alien thing!

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  14. getstaffed (9,188) Says:

    [DPF: The headline was factually correct. And if anyone was stupid enough to repeat it without clicking on the link, then they have learnt a lesson]

    Indeed it was correct, and anyone stupid enough to forward it really does deserve all they get. The clue for me was public drunkenness. Megalomaniac personality types don’t get trashed in public.

    However much I dislike ‘our’ Helen (actually I really despise her..) I stand by my opinion that this post is a bit, um, low quality for you David. Still… your place, your rules and I appreciate you hosting this rabble, incl myself, here at Chateau Kiwiblog.

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  15. Short Shriveled and Slightly to the Left (722) Says:

    haha
    well done DPF
    I thought it was a “DIM post” before I went to the link

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  16. GPT1 (1,950) Says:

    Credit to NZ Helen Clark I guess – not for one second did I think this related to her.

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  17. Tauhei Notts (1,255) Says:

    You tricked me because the Great Northern Hotel was at the foot of Queen Street and was a great watering hole about the time Helen Clark commenced university studies. The main entrance was just south of the Customs Street West intersection with Queen Street.

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  18. Ratbiter (1,265) Says:

    ROFLMAO

    Classic!

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  19. MT_Tinman (2,228) Says:

    Unfortunately I wasn’t fooled (I love a good joke even when I am the “victim”) but like Big Bruv that won’t stop me from spreading this story far and wide.

    ‘ does show up the humourless wankers among us though, well done DPF.

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  20. Sam Buchanan (425) Says:

    Yeah, it was a bit too good to be true, but pretty funny anyway.

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  21. freethinker (590) Says:

    Brilliant teaser windup DPF – interesting though the UK version is just as physically unappealing as the homegrown one.

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  22. Christopher (425) Says:

    That had me going for a couple of minutes :D

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  23. Rex Widerstrom (4,965) Says:

    What is it with UK papers?! A “Blair babe”?! Can anyone imagine Granny Herald calling a Nat MP a “Key cutie”?! (Though some might say Gerry Brownlee is well deserving of the monicker… :-D )

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  24. baxter (893) Says:

    May it please My Lud the antics of my client’s namesake in New Zealand greatly depressed my client and drove her to drink.

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  25. Haiku Dave (273) Says:

    you utter rascal
    i nearly thought it was the
    other helen clark!

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  26. Dirty Rat (504) Says:

    Well I wasn’t fooled.
    I know for a fact that our former esteemed Prime Minister was enjoying a Chardonney at a certain Parnell ( near Helensville) mansion inspecting the Feltex

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