A twenty-two-year-old Chattooga County man was arrested in Floyd County this week after reports indicate he made threats towards law enforcement during a traffic stop on Highway 27.  Georgia State Troopers stopped Hayden Christopher Ramey of Summerville for a broken windshield.  During the traffic stop, officers detected a strong odor of alcohol on his breath.  During the stop, Ramey proceeded to threaten troopers while making motions to strike them with his fist and handcuffs. A search of Ramey then resulted in troopers finding Clonazepam and Alprazolam in an unlabeled pill bottle under the driver’s seat. Ramey then proceeded to fight with officers as they placed him inside a patrol car. He is accused of placing a large dent and scratches on the side of the car. Ramey is charged simple assault, terroristic threats/acts, two counts possession of controlled substances, drugs not in original container, interference with government property, possession of marijuana, obstruction, DUI and a windshield violation.