A shop worker shouted abuse at police after approaching them to help her unconscious friend.
Chantelle Taggart, of Anagh Coar Road in Douglas, appeared before Deputy High Bailiff Rachael Braidwood at Douglas Courthouse.
The 21-year-old admitted being drunk and disorderly on Central Promenade on February 17.
She hailed police to help her friend who'd overdosed in the back of a car Taggart was a passenger in.
But as officers helped the unconscious woman, Taggart shouted abuse at them and was eventually arrested.
Mrs Braidwood said it was a stressful situation and noted Taggart's previous good behaviour, handing her a 12-month conditional discharge.
DHSC doesn't know how many are on medical cannabis
Fourth weekend of bus strike looms as walkout resumes tomorrow
Hospice forced to cut jobs and reduce services
Island hosts top Turkish diplomat on war grave visit
Island heritage sites to open this week
You can't put your muck in our dustbin, West tells North
Onchan Pleasure Park prepares for weekend opening
Commissioners apply for handrail outside pub
