By Jim Clark

Police officers were dispatched to Mike’s Pizza in Davis Square last week on reports that a female who appeared to be intoxicated was asleep at one of their customer tables.

Upon arrival, officers were directed to the woman in question, later identified as Marsha Cargill, by restaurant employees.

Cargill was reportedly found by officers to be asleep, with her feet up on a table.

When police asked he to wake up and leave the restaurant, Cargill reportedly jumped up and asked the officers what they wanted.

She was once again asked to gather her belongings and vacate the premises. When asked to show her I.D. she reportedly said, “No, don’t do this to me.”

According to reports, Cargill eventually began making her way towards the restaurant’s main doors, but before she got outside turned around and headed back towards the restroom.

Police stopped Cargill and advised her that she needed to find another place that would allow her to use a restroom.

Cargill reportedly ignored the officers and attempted to brush past them towards the restroom.

When stooped by the officers, she reportedly began yelling at the officers and some of the restaurant’s patrons.

Cargill reportedly stormed out, leaving her bags in the restaurant, and continued yelling as she weaved her way across the street, causing some vehicles to stop short, police said.

After getting across the street to use the restroom at Starbucks, Cargill once again returned to Mike’s, continuing her tirade against police and patron’s of the restaurant, according to reports.

After several exchanges with police, who were only asking her to leave the restaurant, Cargill was placed under arrest and charged with disorderly conduct. She reportedly became more agitated and louder as she was led away for booking.