Payson police said a man arrested in a domestic dispute not only threatened the arresting officer and his family, but emphasized that he knew where the officer lived by describing his home and vehicles.

According to an affidavit filed in Provo's 4th District Court, Licea-Alfaro told officers that he had been deported to Mexico once before, and Immigration and Customs Enforcement ordered that he be held at the jail.

Payson police responded to a home near 300 East and 900 South after Licea-Alfaro's wife called police and reported that her husband was chasing her in his car. Licea-Alfaro hit an awning while trying park his car as officers tried to pull him over, the affidavit said.

According to police, an officer shot Licea-Alfaro with a Taser as he tried to chase his wife into her home, but he pulled the wires out of his body after a few seconds and continued toward the door. Licea-Alfaro was pepper sprayed and restrained with the help of a bystander.

A Spanish speaking officer reported that Licea-Alfaro said he was going to kill his wife, and later threatened to kill her after returning to Mexico.

At the hospital, Licea-Alfaro told a police officer that he knew where the officer lived and would shoot him in the head with an AK-47 assault rifle, the officer wrote in his report. The officer paid little attention to the threats until Licea-Alfaro began describing the officer's house and vehicles. The officer wrote that Licea-Alfaro, who refused a sobriety test, laughed after making the threats.