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

Newly released body camera footage shows a tense encounter between Kim Scott and law enforcement following a suicide attempt.

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What happened

Police body camera footage has emerged documenting an interaction between law enforcement and Kim Scott, the ex-wife of Eminem. The video shows Scott screaming and using expletives while being attended to by first responders. Coverage from outlets including TMZ, Page Six, and the New York Daily News focuses on the intensity of the confrontation.

Reports also note that Scott was hospitalized following the incident, which follows a DUI arrest involving her two months prior. Additional coverage from 102.7 KIIS-FM mentions that Scott was arrested after allegedly assaulting a police officer. Public updates regarding Scott’s legal status or medical condition remain limited.

Coverage does not yet specify the current status of the alleged assault charges or further details regarding her recovery.

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What event is depicted in the body camera footage?

The footage captures an encounter between Kim Scott and police officers following a suicide attempt.

What legal issues has Kim Scott faced recently?

Coverage notes a DUI arrest two months prior to this incident and a report of an alleged assault on a police officer.

What is Kim Scott's current condition?

She was hospitalized following the incident, though coverage does not specify further details on her status.

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