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Britney Spears Allegedly Told Cops She Took Adderall, Prozac on Day of DUI Arrest

May 21, 2026:

Britney Spears Allegedly Told Cops She Took Adderall, Prozac on Day of DUI Arrest

Britney Spears
Allegedly Admitted to Adderall, Prozac Use During DUI Arrest …
Told Cop ‘I’m An Angel’

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Britney Spears allegedly told cops she’d taken Prozac and Adderall on the day of her shocking DUI arrest … this according to the police report.

An officer detailed Spears’ March 4 arrest in great detail in the report — first obtained by Us Weekly — starting from when he says he saw a car crossing into another lane multiple times before he turned on the sirens to pull him over.


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According to the report when Spears finally pulled over after the officer says she initially did not react to his emergency lights, he smelled the “distinct odor of an alcoholic beverage.”

The officer says he asked Spears if she’d been drinking … to which he says she told him she’d had one mimosa several hours earlier but could handle her liquor.

The officer says she told him, “I could probably drink four bottles of wine and take care of you. I’m an angel.”

Britney allegedly told cops she’d taken several different prescription drugs on the day of her arrest … including Adderall, Prozac, and Lamictal — a mood stabilizer and anticonvulsant.

The officer says Britney experienced frequent mood swings during the arrest — going from “confrontational and agitated to flamboyant and compliant.” He also says she seemed to slip into a British accent at times.

The officer says Spears submitted to two breathlyzer tests … and blew .05 and .06 — below the legal limit of .08 in California. However, the officer says he requested a Drug Recognition Evaluation … which dispatch audio we obtained back in March confirms.

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