This story has been updated with new information.

Police in Eugene arrested a man on suspicion of disorderly conduct a day after asking the public to help identify a man seen June 5 swinging a knife at the downtown Eugene Public Library.

The man reportedly swung a knife and yelled at 1:10 p.m., with a female library patron nearby, police said. 

When a librarian went to the second floor to investigate, no knife was seen, and the man left the library when asked, police said.

The female patron near the man did not make a police report, but video of the man began circulating on social media and was reported to police June 6, according to a Eugene police news release.

Jerrod Brennen Adesso, 33, was scheduled to appear Tuesday, June 16, in Eugene Municipal Court on charges of disorderly conduct, menacing and resisting arrest.

Ian Campbell, a spokesperson for the Eugene Public Library, in an email said patrons near someone “behaving in a way that makes you feel unsafe” should “create distance between yourself and that person if possible and notify library staff right away.”

“Library staff are trained to respond to these situations and can contact police or other emergency services if needed,” Campbell said.

Anyone with information about the man may call police at 541-844-8023 or email ZGoodin@eugene-or.gov.