Hey, Genuine. Sorry to burst your bubble here, but just because you're arrested doesn't mean you have to be read your Miranda rights. Miranda rights have to do with your protections if you're being questioned about a criminal matter. So before you're questioned by police about any involvement in a criminal matter, you have to be "Mirandized." If you're just being arrested on a misdemeanor charge, as in this case, and not questioned, they don't have any reason or need to Mirandize you.

I'm going to move this thread to the Legal area.