Copyright 2009 Miami-Dade Police Department
ET goes in depth into the 2001 cocaine arrest and 1996 DUI arrest of Charlie Sheen's wife Brooke Mueller, who accused the actor of domestic abuse related to a Christmas Day 2009 incident.
Mueller was arrested in Miami-Dade County, FL, in 2001 for possession of cocaine. Bond was set at $5,000 for that arrest. See Mueller's mug shot above. That charge was later dropped because drug tests conducted on Mueller proved to be negative for cocaine.
Mueller was also arrested in 1996 in Palm Beach, FL, at age 19 after allegedly crashing a rental car into a sign and failing a sobriety test. Charges were also dropped in that case.
According to officers, regarding Mueller's DUI arrest, her Breathalyzer results registered .052 and .050, and she confessed to police that she had consumed 1 1/2 glasses of wine, adding that she had taken the prescription drug Vicodin. According to the report, "She also stated that she had used marijuana and cocaine before on experimental use. She also stated that she was worried that some Rohypnol had been placed in her drink."
According to a police incident/investigation report, officers first approached the Chevy Corsica driven by Mueller after it appeared that the car had hit a sign and pulled to the side of the road.
According to the report, "When Mueller stepped out of the vehicle, she nearly fell down. She used the vehicle door as a brace to remain standing. She had some slurred speech and appeared to be confused. She stated that she had not hit anything and she had just pulled over on the side of the road. She had no recognition of hitting any sign."
Officers wrote that after she was taken to Palm Beach County Jail, "Mueller displayed several mood swings. Her mood swings were not long in duration. The mood swings ranged from happy and pleasant to sad. Several moments she started to cry, then was very pleasant, talkative and cooperative."
According to the DUI police report, a urine sample from Mueller tested positive for Methaqualone, a sedative-hypnotic drug also known as "Quaaludes."