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Details of a bloody drunken brawl involving Sarah Palin's family which took place at a home party in Alaska last month have been released. In a document released by Anchorage Police Department on Thursday, October 9, the police said that Sarah, her husband Todd Palin, and children Bristol, Willow and Track were at the party.

As reported by Alaska Dispatch News, Track who looked "heavily intoxicated" and "acted belligerent at first" said that he was upset because "some guys were talking rudely to his sisters, making them cry," so he confronted them. At one point, Track was "hit from behind and Todd stated that there were two guys attacking Track at this time." Todd also said that Bristol "got knocked to the ground by the owner of the house [Korey Klingenmeyer]."

Bristol "appeared heavily intoxicated and upset," an attending officer wrote. She said the fight started when Willow said someone hit her.

Korey, meanwhile, claimed that he was unhappy that there was a fighting at the party and told the guests not to get involved. Bristol then launched profanity and he told her to just punch him "if it makes her feel better." She did it five or six times, then Korey pushed her and she fell.

When police were interviewing witnesses, Todd went to Korey and asked if "he called his daughter a 'b***h' " and an argument broke out. Officer Ruth Adolf wrote "we eventually separated everyone, and the Palin family ended up leaving."