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    Scout Willis Arrested For Allegedly Using A Fake ID & Drinking In Public

    Access Hollywood – Tue, Jun 5, 2012

    Scout Willis, the 20-year-old daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, was arrested in New York City on Monday for allegedly using a fake ID and drinking a beer in public.

    A spokesperson for the New York Police Department confirmed to Access Hollywood that Demi and Bruce's daughter was charged with two misdemeanors, criminal impersonation and a violation of the open-container law.

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    The 20-year-old was arrested at 6:30 PM on Monday in Union Square.

    According to The New York Daily News - who first broke the story - she was spotted with an 8-ounce Pakistani beer and when questioned by authorities she gave them a New York State ID with the name "Katherine Kelly" on it.

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    After being questioned further, she reportedly told the officer, "My name is Scout Willis. The first ID isn't mine. My friend gave it to me. I don't know Katherine Kelly."

    Willis, who is a student at Brown University, is due in in Manhattan Criminal Court on July 31.

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