Former LSU star Demetrius Byrd arrested after allegedly pulling knife on bus: 'Who wants to die?'

A assemblage shot leader is successful jailhouse aft allegedly posing a superior menace connected a autobus successful Miami.

Former LSU wide receiver Demetrius Byrd was arrested aft allegedly getting into a heated statement with a rider and brandishing a blade.

The apprehension report, according to the New York Post, said Byrd asked the passenger, "Who wants to die?"

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Wide receiver Demetrius Byrd of the LSU Tigers celebrates his touchdown drawback against the Auburn Tigers astatine Jordan-Hare Stadium connected Sept. 20, 2008, successful Auburn, Alabama. LSU defeated Auburn 26-21. (Getty Images)

Byrd was allegedly yelling astatine different passengers, and the idiosyncratic helium got into the statement with tried to calm him down. But that was erstwhile helium allegedly pulled the blade.

Online records accidental Byrd was charged with aggravated battle with a deadly limb and is being held connected $5,000 bond.

Byrd besides has a home unit warrant.

Demetrius Byrd, No. 2, of the Louisiana State University Tigers pumps up the assemblage during the Allstate BCS National Championship against the Ohio State Buckeyes connected Jan. 7, 2008, astatine the Louisiana Superdome successful New Orleans, Louisiana. (Getty Images)

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Byrd is possibly champion known for his game-winning drawback with 1 2nd near against Auburn successful 2007. LSU was trailing 24-23 erstwhile Matt Flynn recovered him for a 22-yard score. The Tigers would spell connected to triumph that year's nationalist championship.

Byrd was a touted NFL imaginable but fell to the seventh circular aft suffering superior injuries successful a car wreck conscionable a week earlier the draft. He was primitively successful captious condition.

He was drafted by the San Diego Chargers but ne'er saw the field.

Demetrius Byrd, No. 2 of Louisiana State scores a second-quarter touchdown arsenic Reshad Jones, No. 9 and Vance Cuff, No. 25 of Georgia support during their crippled astatine Tiger Stadium successful Baton Rouge, Louisiana, connected Oct. 25, 2008. (Dave Martin/Getty Images)

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In 27 games with the Tigers, helium caught 72 passes for 1,134 yards and 11 touchdowns.

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