State v. Noel, 202 N.C. App. 715 (Mar. 2, 2010)

The evidence was sufficient to establish that the defendant emitted bodily fluids where it showed that he spit on an officer. The evidence was sufficient to show that the defendant acted knowingly and willfully where the defendant was uncooperative with the officers, was belligerent towards them, and immediately before the spitting, said to an approaching officer: “F--k you, n----r. I ain’t got nothing. You ain’t got nothing on me.” The evidence was sufficient to show that the defendant was in custody when he was handcuffed and seated on a curb, numerous officers were present, and the defendant was told that he was not free to leave.