Ryan Coleman allegedly flagged down Deputy Bradford Lockridge by flagging his arms and acting as if he was in distress.
When the officer stopped, the 37-year-old approached his vehicle and began "talking very rapidly and incoherently," the Rockdale Citizen reported.
Coleman then "stated that a bug flew into his eye and he bent over to look at his eye in the mirror on my passenger door," Lockridge wrote in a report.
After a brief conversation, Lockridge noticed a meth pipe in the suspect's waistband. When asked about the pipe, Coleman first attempted to conceal it and then tried to break it.
Lockridge cuffed him after a brief struggle and then found another pipe in Coleman's pocket and a silver sword in his pants that "ran down his leg from his waistband."
Coleman was arrested and charged with possession and use of drug-related objects, possession of a controlled substance and obstruction of an officer.
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