A Glendale man has been arrested on drug charges after erratic behavior in Prescott in which he would shine a mirror at airplanes flying overhead, authorities said Thursday.

Casey Joe Wells, 29, was booked Wednesday in a Yavapai County on charges of possession of dangerous drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia, said Susan Quayle, a spokeswoman for the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputies used a Taser, an electronic stun gun, to subdue Wells after he acted aggressively, refused to cooperate and resisted any contact or verbal commands, Quayle said.

“Wells was found to be in possession of a pouch containing methamphetamine, a straw and a mirror,” Quayle said. “Reports from a witness state that Wells had been doing drugs non-stop for several days.”

He was taken into custody after deputies investigated reports of a man engaged in suspicious behavior on a road near U.S. 89A in Prescott, she said.

Witnesses related that the man, wearing only cut-off shorts, was shining a mirror into his own face and then at airplanes, Quayle said.

Deputies arrived and found Wells waving his arms erratically, running around and then lying on the ground, she said.

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Tiffany Sutton, the woman who was accused of chasing her boyfriend around a Tempe apartment with a pickax in order to drink his blood, has been sentenced to ten years in prison.

She was arrested the night before Valentine’s day after she tied up her lover and attacked him with a knife. The victim had apparently signed a disclaimer before being tied up saying that he wouldn’t press charges if sex got too crazy.

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