Man Arrested for Acting Disorderly in Hoboken Police Station

Hoboken police arrested a 34-year-old man from Bloomsburg, Penn. early Friday morning, according to reports. 

Usman Khan was charged with disorderly conduct after causing a scene in the street as well as in police headquarters, police said. 

The incident took place around 6:15 a.m. on Friday, police said. 

Police arrived at 77 Park Ave., after getting calls about a disorderly man, police said.

Khan allegedly was giving the conscierge there a "hard time" according to reports, asking access to an apartment in that building. 

Khan allegedly began to scream at the conscierge, but couldn't show proof that he lived in the building and didn't have any keys on him, police said. 

After police arrived, Khan left the building and told police he'd be signing a complaint. 

About half an hour later, Khan came to police headquarters on downtown River Street to sign a complaint and allegedly acted disorderly again, police said. 

"You are going to listen to me now," he allegedly screamed at the police officers there, "f*** this, I live here!"

Khan was then placed under arrest, police said, and charged with disorderly conduct.

"I know acted stupid," Khan told police later, according to the police report, "I was arrested for the same thing in Atlantic City, it’s because I drink too much."