Unfortunately, the Quinton Jackson arrest ordeal from the other day continues to evolve and get somewhat worse.

After posting a $25,000 bail and being released from the Costa Mesa jail Tuesday evening, Jackson was again detained by police authorities on Wednesday and this time transported to a local mental health hospital.

Lieutenant Rick Handfield of the Irvine police department ahd the following to say about the subject,

“We were called to Jackson’s residence yesterday afternoon to help assist him and to ensure that he was not a danger to himself or others,” Handfield said. “We exhibited unusual behavior forthcoming from Jackson to the point that we became concerned along with friends and family that were present. We detained Jackson and took him to be seen by mental health professionals.”

While the UFC has not yet released any official statements on the matter, Dana White did appear on a Los Angeles area radio show and said the following,

“I’m actually here right now, I’m in Southern California,” White said during the interview. “I’ve been dealing with this all day yesterday, I haven’t really gotten to the bottom of this yet. I don’t know what I’m going to do about it yet. Last night when he got out, Rampage is very religious…yeah I’m dealing with it.”

The Daily Pilot News in Newport Beach, CA is also reporting that a pregnant woman may have been injured during Jackson’s driving incident on Tuesday:

Former light heavyweight Ultimate Fighting Championship title-holder Quinton “Rampage” Jackson injured a Huntington Beach woman and may have injured her unborn child when he drove down along the 55 freeway median, authorities and the woman said Wednesday.

Holli Griggs, 38, was driving her 2007 Cadillac Escalade in the left lane on the southbound 55 freeway just south of Bay Street when Jackson’s gray-and-green monster truck sideswiped her as it continued down the freeway at 45 mph, California Highway Patrol officer Jennifer Hink said. The freeway turns into Newport Boulevard just south of there and is typically clogged with traffic at about the time of the accident, 1:30 p.m.

Jackson could face felony charges of a hit and run because Griggs was taken to the hospital for minor injuries, Hink said. In an e-mail sent to the Daily Pilot, Griggs said she and her unborn baby, 16 and a half weeks along, were injured but was not sure to what extent.

Griggs said Jackson was acting “violent and reckless” and “had no regard for my life or anyone else’s for that matter.”