She was handcuffed after authorities found her in possession of one gram of kush and a vape suspected to contain cannabis oil.
According to barangay officials, they received a report about a woman causing a disturbance at the LTO extension office on 20th Avenue.
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"We were shocked when she started cursing at all of us. She said, ‘I need to use the restroom,’ but after using it, she suddenly started screaming and causing a scene. She kicked the door, destroyed property, and even broke the toilet bowl," said Barangay San Roque official Ramil Singson.
While inside the restroom, the woman also threw objects at barangay officials. She did not stop there—she poured water on a printer, kicked two handheld radios, and slapped a male student.
Inside the vehicle she had rented, authorities discovered several PNP athletic uniforms packed in a suitcase.
An investigation by the Quezon City Police District revealed that a few hours before the incident, the woman had hit another motorist on EDSA and fled the scene.
She allegedly pretended to be a police officer.
"According to a witness, she was wearing a PNP athletic uniform and was shouting threats, saying, ‘I’m a cop, I’ll shoot you!’ When she was being taken to Traffic Sector 3, she managed to escape, leaving behind the MMDA personnel who had responded," said Police Major Jovencio Solis Jr., deputy station commander of Cubao Police.
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Even after being detained at the Cubao Police Station, the woman continued her violent behavior.
"She broke the toilet bowl and threw her own waste outside the custodial facility, hitting two people, including a police officer," Solis added.
The suspect denied slapping the student and impersonating a police officer. She also did not provide any statement regarding the illegal drugs found in her possession.
She is now facing multiple charges, including physical injury, threats, usurpation of authority, unjust vexation, disobedience to a person in authority, and violations of the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act.
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