Hannibal Buress Asked a Cop to Call Him an Uber Before Arrest


Hannibal Buress

Asked Cop to Call Him an Uber

… Before Arrest

12/10/2017 11:09 AM PST

EXCLUSIVE

Hannibal Buress seemed like he was trying to do the right thing before getting busted for disorderly intoxication … ’cause he asked a cop to order him a ride home.

TMZ has obtained Hannibal’s arrest affidavit from his Saturday night bust in Miami, in which the arresting officer describes exactly what happened before he arrested the comedian.

The officer says Hannibal approached him with blood shot eyes and a strong odor of alcohol coming from his breath, and then asked him to call him an Uber. The officer says he refused, which caused Hannibal to become angry and belligerent. 

The cop goes on to say Hannibal then went inside a bar, which the cop says he asked Hannibal to leave since he was too drunk. The two then made it outside, where the officer says Hannibal continued to hurl profanities at him and caused a crowd to form.

The cop says he asked him to leave 5 times before cuffing him.

As we reported … Hannibal was released around 6 AM Sunday on a $500 bond. His mug shot was pretty epic, too. 



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