WINONA, Minn. – One thing that can be said about Tahyra Unique Buckner is that she bristles at being told what to do – at least so at a Third Street bar downtown. A bartender called police about 11:45 p.m. on Friday to remove an unwanted customer for appearing to be doing drugs. Police escorted Buckner out and wrote a citation not to come back for a year. Twenty minutes later Buckner was back. Police returned end escorted her out again and ticketed her as a habitual offender. A third time was back again. This time she resisted being taken out, stiffening into a dead weight that made it difficult to get her into the squad car’s backseat, police said. At jail she stiffened again and refused to get off the floor. Buckner, age 23, of Winona, was charged eventually with trespassing and obstructing justice. In all of this, police said, her speech was slurred and she smelled of alcohol.
