A self-proclaimed dating expert and Arkansas mom just can’t stay out of the back of a patrol car.
Amy Duvall, 37, of Fayetteville, was busted for public intoxication on July 18 after her boyfriend called the cops because the blonde bombshell tried to throw herself out of a moving vehicle rather than leave his house following a full day of “adult activities.”
Bodycam video circulating online shows the drama unfolding in real time. Officers arrive to find a highly intoxicated Duvall outside the residence. She has nowhere to go, no phone for an Uber, and is too smashed to drive herself. When the situation escalates, she resists getting into the patrol car, pleading “No please don’t do this” as officers try to secure her.
Once locked in the back seat, the real show begins.
For the next 45 minutes, Duvall, still clearly under the influence, treats the officer to a detailed, explicit recap of her and her boyfriend’s horizontal hobbies. At one point she describes the encounter as “violent,” according to the footage. Split-screen versions of the video intercut the bodycam with glamorous photos of Duvall posing poolside in a skimpy red bikini and designer sunglasses.It was her second arrest in just two weeks.
On July 4, University of Arkansas police clocked Duvall’s gray Subaru doing 44 mph in a 25 mph zone near campus. Her young child was in the car. Officers said she showed clear signs of intoxication, admitted to drinking, failed field sobriety tests, and refused a chemical test. A search turned up an empty White Claw can and an empty Tito’s vodka shooter. She was charged with DWI, second-degree endangering the welfare of a minor, refusal to submit to a chemical test, and speeding.
Local outlets described her as a “self-proclaimed dating expert” and event producer who had previously worked in marketing and even served as creative director for Northwest Arkansas Fashion Week.
This time around, she was simply booked for public intoxication and a Rule 8.1 hearing.
The video, shared widely by police-activity accounts, has drawn plenty of online commentary about the rapid-fire repeat offender who went from driving with her kid while allegedly soused to nearly diving out of a moving car after a day of passion.
Duvall remains free on the earlier charges. No further details on the status of the public intoxication case were immediately available.
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