Bristol Palin can be heard in a police recording telling authorities she that she was called "a slut" and other profanities during the family brawl in Alaska on Sept. 6 that made national headlines in the lower 48.
In the profanity-filled statement obtained by TMZ and posted on Tuesday, the 23-year-old Palin described to authorities how she was pushed to the ground at the home of Korey Klingenmeyer after confronting an older woman about shoving her younger sister Willow Palin.
"Listen carefully ... you can hear Sarah Palin in the background telling Bristol not to cuss during her statement," noted TMZ. "As we reported ... police broke up the massive melee, but no one involved wanted to press charges."
E! News reported that according to a police report it obtained on Oct. 9, Bristol Palin said was shoved to the ground by Klingenmeyer, who was the person she said called her bad things. The police report stated that almost everyone involved was "intoxicated" and Bristol Palin repeatedly punched Klingenmeyer in the face until he grabbed her fist and pushed her to the ground.
An Anchorage police report stated that five officers who were called to the scene and interviewed 15 witnesses with stories that sometimes conflict.
"Overall, the accounts in the police report seemed to confirm, in broad terms, initial witness reports that surfaced before the police report's release,"
reported the Anchorage Daily News. "At least two fights appear to have broken out during the party, according to witness statements: a fight involving Track Palin, 25, and his father, Todd, and one involving Bristol Palin, 23, oldest daughter of the Palins. Seven witnesses verified Klingenmeyer's account of being punched in the face repeatedly by Bristol Palin."
On Sept. 19, Sarah Palin posted a comment on Facebook about how proud she was of Bristol, though not mentioning specifically the brawl or her sticking up for her sister.
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