It’s no one guess how a Missouri man ended up spending Valentine’s Day drunk at the Maricopa Library. But how he was arrested, well, that’s not a mystery.

The Maricopa Police Department responded to the Maricopa Library and Cultural Center at 6 p.m. with reports that 39-year-old Kyle Nickelson was “blackmailing employees by pointing to finger guns.” Immaricopa.

According to police documents, library manager Angela Howell said he must leave as the library closed at 6pm as the library responded with a target “from her waist” and “from her waist.” He told Nickelson.

Howell ultimately persuaded the officers to leave the building, but he told them he had started lo outside near the employee’s car. When Howell ordered him to leave his property, he replied: “You were the one calling the police officer.” Police documents say she was scared, so she locked herself inside the library.

The officer spotted Nickelson on the side of the building, where he noticed that he smelled alcohol and lurped his speech. When officers told him he was being arrested, Nickelson became aggressive and resisted before he was taken to the ground.

Police identified Nickelson with a Missouri birth certificate on his backpack and later confirmed he had a warrant from that state. Immaricopa The official records were then analyzed. This strongly suggests that the man is a current resident of Cuba, Missouri.

Nickelson told police he resisted arrest, saying he was too much to drink.

MPD officers arrested Nickelson and booked him at the Pinal County Jail on charges of disorderly conduct, criminal nuisance and local government violations Public drunk. He faces seven months in prison for two misdemeanor charges and fines up to $2,500 for public addiction.