Not even Jenna Bush, daughter of President George W. Bush, the nation’s icon of youth and purity, can resist a drink.  In fact, last Friday, Jenna was cited for alcohol possession by a minor at a bar in downtown Austin, an area popular with college students, police said.  Her citation occurred just hours before her father’s arrival to speak at the dedication of the new Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum.
 Plainclothes officers who were checking for anyone under 21 in possession of alcohol cited the 19-year-old at about 1:30 a.m. at the bar, Cheers, located in the 6th Street area of downtown, said Assistant Police Chief Michael McDonald.  Jenna is a freshman at the University of Texas at Austin.
 “When the officers initially entered the club they cited four minors for being in possession of alcohol,” he said.  “While they were still in the club, they noticed two girls that also appeared to be under age drinking.  When they approached the two, they determined that they were in fact under 21 years of age and they cited both girls for minor in possession.  One of the girls was Jenna Bush, 19 years of age.”  Both girls were “very cooperative,” said McDonald, if you know what I mean.  Secret Service agents did not interfere and also cooperated with officers, again, if you know what I mean.
 The agents were outside the door, “so they were not aware she was consuming alcohol,” said McDonald.  A field release citation is a non-custodial arrest and usually the person being cited is not taken into custody unless they are so intoxicated that they are a threat to themselves or others, he said.
 “She wasn’t treated differently than anyone else,” McDonald said.  The citation carries a $200 fine or community service, he said.
 The White House had no comment on the incident.
 A “friend” of Jenna’s was reportedly picked up at the county jail in Fort Worth by her Secret Service detail last February.  He had been jailed after an arrest on a public intoxication charge, the Forth Worth Star-Telegram reported.  The 18-year-old student of Texan Christian University was in jail for several hours after his arrest at a party when he supposedly called for Jenna Bush and her bodyguards, Sheriff Dee Anderson told the newspaper.
 Jenna’s twin sister is a freshman at Yale University.  She’s working on it.