Prosecutors charged Wednesday that former Enron Chief Executive Jeff Skilling broke the terms of his $5 million bond during a bizarre alcohol-fueled fracas in New York earlier this month.
Former Enron CEO Jeffrey Skilling
The court filing says Skilling's blood alcohol level was 0.19 -- more than twice the legal limit in most U.S. states -- when police sent him to the hospital at 4 a.m. on April 9.
Officers described Skilling as "uncooperative and intoxicated" and deemed him "an emotionally disturbed person" because he was accusing bar patrons of being undercover agents for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
"At one point, Skilling went to the middle of the street, put his hands behind his back and began talking to the sky, asking if FBI cameras were capturing what was happening," the motion says.
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