Dearborn man charged with stalking after heated traffic stop

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Dearborn, MI - A traffic stop escalates to stalking charges for a Dearborn man. Officials say he did not want to accept the ticket for loud exhaust, so police say he went after the officer.

All this allegedly started over a ticket for loud exhaust a week before this month in downtown Dearborn.

Police say behind the wheel of a red Lamborghini was 25-year-old Adam Hamade, who is now charged with stalking the officer who pulled him over and failing to obey a lawful order from police.

At the first stop, Hamade went on a 20-minute tirade against the officer who pulled him over in downtown Dearborn for having a loud exhaust. The officer remained calm, and it ended with a $200 ticket for Hamade's $300,000 Lamborghini.

He used the N-word, homophobic slurs, dozens of insults to the officer, and disparaged East Dearborn.

Then, Dearborn Police Chief Issa Shahin says Hamade showed up to a traffic stop involving the same officer twice to confront him like this.

Dearborn Police Chief Issa Shahin says Hamade showed up to a traffic stop involving the same officer twice to confront him like this.

Later, FOX 2 saw the same red Lamborghini with the vanity plate at Dearborn Police Department Thursday night.