AP has some new details about the arrest of Fox News' Gregg Jarrett. He may have taken a drug that didn't mix well with alcohol - or should not have been taking at all. It appears he should not have been drinking either because a police report indicates he had just been released from an alcohol and drug rehab facility.

An AP report on Huffington Post reveals details from the police report of Jarrett's arrest at a bar inside the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport:

The bar employee told police Jarrett seemed very intoxicated after just one drink. Jarrett allegedly told another customer he'd taken medication before his flight, but he denied that when questioned by police. He told police he'd been drinking vodka since 9 a.m., the report said.

...Officers found gabapentin pills in his pocket. A search of Jarrett's bag showed he was just released from an alcohol and chemical dependency treatment facility, the report said.

Gabapentin is approved for treating seizure disorders and pain that occurs after shingles, though it is prescribed for a number of other reasons. Side effects can include drowsiness, dizziness and loss of coordination.

Jarrett is scheduled to appear in court June 6.