Markeith Loyd, Accused Of Murdering His Pregnant Ex-GF & An Orlando Cop Curses Out Judge During 1st Court Appearance: "Fuck You" (Video)

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(New York Daily News) Florida cops have released surveillance video of the arrest of Markeith Loyd, who faced a judge again Friday after being charged in the slaying of an Orlando police officer.

Loyd, accused of killing at least two people, was hit with the fresh set of charges on Thursday night, including first-degree murder of a law enforcement officer, according to the Orlando Sentinel.

Update in the apprehension of triple murder suspect Markeith Loyd: https://t.co/xPkgSMmH7g pic.twitter.com/qELyRAFIOf
— Orlando Police (@OrlandoPolice) January 19, 2017

During a hearing Thursday morning relating to the slaying of his pregnant former girlfriend, the 41-year-old Loyd ranted to the court, closing the appearance by repeatedly saying "fuck you" to Judge Jeanette Dejuras Bigney.

Loyd was much more subdued in a brief court appearance in Orlando on Friday morning.

The new charges against Loyd include wearing a bullet-proof vest and carjacking, according to the Sentinel. He now faces a total of 10 charges relating to the two deaths, according to the newspaper.

Lt. Debra Clayton of the Orlando Police Department was gunned down on Jan. 9 while attempting to capture Loyd. His ex-girlfriend Sade Dixon was fatally shot at her home in December.

Police Officer Debra Clayton was allegedly shot to death by Markeith Lloyd (right)

Loyd told the judge on Thursday he plans to represent himself, and said the charges against him were made up.

He was injured during his arrest Tuesday night following a week-long manhunt, and was heavily bandaged as he showed up in court. He suffered a fractured left orbital bone, according to WTKR.

"You all portray this shit to the news people like I just went there and shot this girl when there were other guns found," he said to the judge on Thursday.

The video shows some officers kicking Loyd as he is seen crawling toward them, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

"The first night that he was captured and brought into custody, we did not try to hide what had happened to him," Orlando Police Chief John Mina told reporters, according to WTKR. "Obviously, we want to be very transparent and open. He resisted arrest. We used force. He was injured. It will be investigated."

Chief Mina Press Conference reference Capture of Markeith Loyd https://t.co/vqLwmIU3bX
— Orlando Police (@OrlandoPolice) January 19, 2017

Said Mina, according to the station: "We were the ones who found him. He didn't surrender. We found him and he tried to escape and then came out, did not comply with officers' commands and they used force."