Dustin Poirier arrested for public intoxication at Atlanta airport
Yahoo Sports • 3 min read • Latest: Jun 24, 2026, 12:33 AM
Last updated Jun 24, 2026
Dustin Poirier was detained on June 21 for public intoxication at an Atlanta airport, where he exhibited aggressive behavior toward staff. Video footage from the two-minute incident shows Poirier making threats to law enforcement officers before being handcuffed. Following the incident, Poirier expressed regret and indicated he would work on personal issues stemming from his recent retirement from MMA. The altercation has raised concerns among fans about his well-being.
- •Poirier was arrested on June 21 for public intoxication.
- •He was found drunk and aggressive at an Atlanta airport.
- •Video of the arrest has gone viral, causing fan concern.
- •After the incident, Poirier apologized and vowed to improve himself.
- •He retired from MMA last year, struggling with life outside the octagon.
- 4:30 AMYahoo Sports — Dustin Poirier: 'Walking away from fighting hasn't been easy on me'
- 12:33 AMYahoo Sports — Dustin Poirier threatens police in airport arrest video
- 9:30 PMMMA Fighting — Dustin Poirier public intoxication arrest video shows erratic, threatening behavior from former UFC fighter
"Dustin Poirier caused quite the scene before finally getting arrested at the Atlanta Airport. On Sunday evening, Poirier was arrested in the Georgia for public intoxication, though details on the former UFC interim lightweight champion’s arrest were sparse. But on Tuesday, TMZ Sports procured body cam footage of Poirier’s arrest in the Atlanta Airport, showing Poirier acting erratic and threatening a police officer, before ultimately submitting to his arrest. The bodycam footage picks up after Poirier had been removed from a plane, as Poirier is shown causing a scene with some of the gate agents. 🚨 Dustin Poirier was unhinged during his arrest this week in a totally chaotic scene 🎥: Atlanta Police Department pic.twitter.com/DKCBQBLR81 — TMZ Sports (@TMZ_Sports) June 23, 2026 “Pulled me off the plane, all my boys went to f*cking the crib,” Poirier says in the footage. “Now, what the f*ck?” The responding officer then recognizes Poirier and asks if he is Dustin Poirier, prompting the former fighter to lash out. “Man, f*ck you, bro,” Poirier says. “F*ck you, and f*ck her, and f*ck her.” The responding officer does his best to de-escalate the situation, but Poirier removes his backpack and begins threatening the officer, even taking a boxing stance, prompting the officer to call for several backup units. “I’ll fight you right now,” Poirier says. “I’ll go with you right now. Let’s go. Yeah, tell ’em. Tell ’em to come on, because it’s going to be bad. What’s up? You want to fight?” The officer then pulls his taser out and backs away as Poirier continues to posture aggressively, even challenging the officer to tase him, while the officer repeatedly asks Poirier to relax. “You gonna tase me?” Poirier said. “You gonna tase me, dog? I’m gonna bang you up.” More officers eventually arrive, are briefed on the situation, and things defuse in the video, with Poirier ultimately acquiescing to being arrested, and even trying to smooth things over with the officer he tried to fight. “Hey, pound it,” Poirier says while handcuffed behind his back. “You did a great job. You did what you could.” Poirier was booked into Clayton County Jail after the incident and bonded out a few hours later. In the state of Georgia, public drunkenness carries a punishment of up to one year in jail or up to $1,000 in fines, or both.
"On Sunday, June 21, Atlanta police were called to a disturbance at the airport involving former interim UFC lightweight champion Dustin Poirier. "The Diamond" was taken into custody after being aggressive with airport staff. Video of the incident later emerged revealing a drunken Poirier threatened ...
"Worrying reports surfaced on Monday, claiming Dustin Poirier had been detained for a public drunk misdemeanor in Atlanta, Georgia, the night before. Now, footage of Poirier's arrest is going viral, and the two-minute clip is extremely concerning. During the height of his career, 'The Diamond' was ...
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External links- Yahoo SportsJun 24, 2026, 4:30 AMDustin Poirier: 'Walking away from fighting hasn't been easy on me'
On Sunday, June 21, Atlanta police were called to a disturbance at the airport involving former interim UFC lightweight champion Dustin Poirier. "The Diamond" was taken into custody after being aggressive with airport staff. Video of the incident later emerged revealing a drunken Poirier threatened ...
- Yahoo SportsJun 24, 2026, 12:33 AMDustin Poirier threatens police in airport arrest video
Worrying reports surfaced on Monday, claiming Dustin Poirier had been detained for a public drunk misdemeanor in Atlanta, Georgia, the night before. Now, footage of Poirier's arrest is going viral, and the two-minute clip is extremely concerning. During the height of his career, 'The Diamond' was ...
- MMA FightingJun 23, 2026, 9:30 PMDustin Poirier public intoxication arrest video shows erratic, threatening behavior from former UFC fighter
Dustin Poirier caused quite the scene before finally getting arrested at the Atlanta Airport. On Sunday evening, Poirier was arrested in the Georgia for public intoxication, though details on the former UFC interim lightweight champion’s arrest were sparse. But on Tuesday, TMZ Sports procured body cam footage of Poirier’s arrest in the Atlanta Airport, showing Poirier acting erratic and threatening a police officer, before ultimately submitting to his arrest. The bodycam footage picks up after Poirier had been removed from a plane, as Poirier is shown causing a scene with some of the gate agents. 🚨 Dustin Poirier was unhinged during his arrest this week in a totally chaotic scene 🎥: Atlanta Police Department pic.twitter.com/DKCBQBLR81 — TMZ Sports (@TMZ_Sports) June 23, 2026 “Pulled me off the plane, all my boys went to f*cking the crib,” Poirier says in the footage. “Now, what the f*ck?” The responding officer then recognizes Poirier and asks if he is Dustin Poirier, prompting the former fighter to lash out. “Man, f*ck you, bro,” Poirier says. “F*ck you, and f*ck her, and f*ck her.” The responding officer does his best to de-escalate the situation, but Poirier removes his backpack and begins threatening the officer, even taking a boxing stance, prompting the officer to call for several backup units. “I’ll fight you right now,” Poirier says. “I’ll go with you right now. Let’s go. Yeah, tell ’em. Tell ’em to come on, because it’s going to be bad. What’s up? You want to fight?” The officer then pulls his taser out and backs away as Poirier continues to posture aggressively, even challenging the officer to tase him, while the officer repeatedly asks Poirier to relax. “You gonna tase me?” Poirier said. “You gonna tase me, dog? I’m gonna bang you up.” More officers eventually arrive, are briefed on the situation, and things defuse in the video, with Poirier ultimately acquiescing to being arrested, and even trying to smooth things over with the officer he tried to fight. “Hey, pound it,” Poirier says while handcuffed behind his back. “You did a great job. You did what you could.” Poirier was booked into Clayton County Jail after the incident and bonded out a few hours later. In the state of Georgia, public drunkenness carries a punishment of up to one year in jail or up to $1,000 in fines, or both.
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