She was last seen walking unsteadily down a street in the capital.
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The deputy noted in the report that he smelled alcohol on her breath and saw that she was walking unsteadily.
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Surveillance video, released by the police, showed Ms. Brjansdottir walking unsteadily by herself down a deserted street at around 5 a.m.
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Then a young girl came into view, inching out of the kennel, stepping onto the street and walking unsteadily to the sidewalk.
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The video, which has since gone viral, shows a girl slowly easing herself out of the cage and walking unsteadily for a few seconds afterward.
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Security footage from the building showed the woman walking unsteadily with Carney before he turned around and pulled her into the locker room, the complaint said.
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Shortly before the TAP Air Portugal flight was to takeoff to Lisbon on Friday night, an airport employee noticed the co-pilot walking unsteadily and smelling of alcohol.
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Dahscam video released by the police show him walking unsteadily when asked to get out of his car; shortly thereafter, he is unsure of what is happening to him.
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Another video, apparently recorded on a cellphone by a bystander, shows the journalist walking unsteadily into a grocery store, where he receives assistance as his blood flows across the floor.
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When Mr. Booker arrived at his hotel at midnight, he raided the minimart, his 6-foot-3 frame walking unsteadily back to the front desk as he balanced stacks of Oreos, crackers, water bottles and other snacks in both arms.
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The TV spots—which show Clinton walking unsteadily as a toddler, sauntering through Congress, and jetting around the world on Air Force One—are tailored to remind voters why they liked her in the first place, to smooth over the divisions in her party, and to refocus voters on what matters: keeping the White House in Democratic hands.
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The "poyopoyo" in the title is an onomatopoeia for the young children "toddling" around (or walking unsteadily).
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When [Richardson] left the house, [Fitzpatrick] followed him. He saw both of them walking together along Church Street, and saw [Fitzpatrick] take hold of [Richardson's] arm, because he was "walking unsteadily." They were walking in the direction of the Hunslet Old Mill Dam. Richardson's brother William last saw him at 11.30 p.m.
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