A clerk at the motel tells WWJ that there was a man in one of the rooms who was ranting and refusing to come out.

The clerk says he had claimed to have weapons, but it turns he had nothing and was just heavily intoxicated.

Police have taken the man into custody.

If you remember the Hardy Boys, Baywatch and Melrose Place – actor Parker Stevenson was on all of those shows and is part of the weekend event signing autographs for fans.

WWJ’s Beth Fisher found out what the star and former teen heartthrob has been up to most recently:

“Different things, I’m a (still) photographer, I just had a book cover and an album cover and I have my own shows,” said Stevenson. ” I do voice-overs and act … and I’ve been raising my kids.”

Those kids are now 18 and 20. Stevenson said he loves meeting the fans, seeing folks dressed in costumes and is part of the weekend event.

A couple of the stars from Revenge of the Nerds and now the game show King of the Nerds are there all weekend including Curtis Armstrong and Robert Carradine.

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Armstrong is from Berkley originally – he tells WWJ that they are getting ready for season two of the game show Looking For Nerds.

“It’s kind of like pornography … you can’t define it but you know it when you see it,” said Armstrong. “It’s that kind of thing, you know, some nerds have very focused passions about comic books … or science or whatever.”

Stan Lee will be at Motor City Comic Con on Saturday and Armstrong is scheduled through the weekend.

The event normally held on Warren Ave in Dearborn was called off after organizers announced a change of venue a few weeks ago.

The change was prompted after the city of Dearborn lost in a lawsuit filed by a Christian group that says its members were arrested at the 2010 festival for trying to share their faith.

Organizers say will use this one year hiatus to put together a quality festival for next year.

It’s not known if the cancellation of this year’s festival was influenced by the announcement by Rev. Terry Jones, the Koran-burning pastor from Florida, that his group Stand Up America! would be protesting at the Arab Festival on June 14.