Police: Drunk Man Tells Hoboken Officer 'I Will Kill You'

A Fairview man who was ticketed for public urination Saturday allegedly threatened to kill a Hoboken cop and had to be strapped down with restraints after being taken to the hospital, the Jersey Journal reported.

Alex Tamayo-Segura, 25, was allegedly taking a leak between parked cars near Newark and River streets just after midnight Saturday when police spotted him and told him to pull up his pants, according to the news site.

Police said Tamayo-Segura, who appeared drunk and was slurring his words, refused to comply with the officers' requests and instead began pulling his pants up and down, the Jersey Journal reported.

When an ambulance arrived to take Tamayo-Segura to Hoboken University Medical Center to receive treatment for intoxication, he began flailing his arms, police said.

Told that he'd be arrested if he didn't stop struggling, Tamayo-Segura allegedly told the officer, "I will kill you," the Jersey Journal reported.

It took two officers to corral Tamayo-Segura, who had to be strapped down with restraints at the hospital after getting aggressive with medical staff, police said.

He was charged with making terroristic threats, resisting arrest and eluding a police officer, and issued a summons for public urination.