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To: Buckey who wrote (123356)	11/25/2003 12:39:29 PM
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aolsvc.news.aol.com Updated: 11:43 AM EST Singer Glen Campbell Arrested on DUI Suspicion Dave Cruz, Arizona Republic / AP Country singer Glen Campbell arrives in handcuffs at the Madison Street Jail in Phoenix. PHOENIX (Nov. 25) - Country singer Glen Campbell spent several hours in a Maricopa County jail cell Monday evening on drunken driving, hit and run, and assault charges, after a series of incidents police say started with a minor car wreck near his Phoenix home. Campbell finally went home after a magistrate set a $2,000 bond early Tuesday. Anderson Cooper of CNN's 360° unveils ugly truth about celebrities in jail. Police said Campbell's mood swung from combative to congenial and back to combative, including a kicking assault on a sergeant and a short jailhouse concert. It began around 5 p.m. local time when a silver BMW crashed into a white Toyota Camry while making a turn at a Phoenix intersection, according to Phoenix Police Sgt. Randy Force. No one was hurt in the two-car collision, Force said. A witness followed the BMW when it kept going, finally turning into the Biltmore Estates neighborhood where it was parked at Campbell's home, Force said. Police -- alerted when the witness called them on a cellphone -- knocked on Campbell's door, he said. Watch Video Broadband Only Camera's Allowed in Glen's Court Police arrested Campbell on suspicion of DUI because of his "demeanor and appearance, including a strong odor of intoxicating beverages on his breath," Force said. Campbell became combative as police placed him in a patrol car, striking at the car door, Force said. At the jail, he used his knee to kick the upper right thigh of a police sergeant, Force said. "It could have been a lot worse if the sergeant hadn't turned because the target was not the right thigh," Force said. Talk About It · Post a Message "He would go from combative to congenial," Force said. When his mood swung to the friendly side, Campbell would sing, he said. When it swung the other direction, he began kicking the holding cell door and cursing jailers, Force said. One of the charges is for extreme drunken driving, which is applied when a driver has a blood alcohol content measured over 0.15. The legal limit in Arizona is 0.08. © 2003 Cable News Network LP, LLLP. A Time Warner Company. All Rights Reserved.