Eminem's Ex-Wife Kim Scott Screams at Cops in Body Cam Video From Attempted Suicide

Footage from a police body camera has surfaced showing Eminem's ex-wife, Kim Scott, furiously screaming at officers and paramedics as they attempted to wheel her away following a reported suicide attempt. The incident took place at her home in Michigan, where emergency services were dispatched after a distress call.

The video captures Kim Scott in a highly agitated state, unleashing a torrent of profanity at everyone trying to assist her. As she is strapped to a stretcher and moved toward an ambulance, she continues to hurl insults at police and medical staff.

Kim directed much of her anger toward a man inside the house, calling him a "prick" and a "dopehead" while officers and medics worked around her. The tense journey from the front door to the ambulance was anything but quiet.

About a minute into the footage, an officer is seen holding up his forearm to show other responders what appears to be a bite mark allegedly left by Kim. The marks were later photographed as evidence. The officer was taken to a hospital due to the bite and exposure to Kim's blood, and Kim was arrested on charges of assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest.

A second body camera angle offers an even closer view of the chaotic scene, with Kim continuing to rant as she is wheeled toward the ambulance.

As previously reported, police say Kim was "irate and combative" when they found her in the basement on July 11, wearing only a bra and underwear. They claim she resisted being handcuffed, bit an officer's forearm, and kicked another officer in the shin while being escorted out of a room, prompting police to use a Taser on her.

The 911 call from Kim's house was also obtained, with the dispatcher directing responders to a Chesterfield address for a "suicide attempt."

Kim Scott, who was married to Eminem in the late 1990s and again briefly in 2006, has had a turbulent history, including legal troubles and substance abuse issues. The couple shares a daughter, Hailie.

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