Here's a little extract from the
Wikipedia article on the incident. Note this is not the first time that Gibson has been accused of anti-semitism. He later admited to saying the thing's he is quoted about Jews, but claimed he didn't mean it. Apparently the alcohol magicaly turned him into a racist.
At 9:15 pm PDT the night of Gibson's arrest, TMZ.com posted a detailed account of Gibson's arrest, transport to the station, and time in custody. The website quoted an anonymous law enforcement source and posted four pages of a handwritten arrest report.[6] TMZ claimed that the documents were part of the original eight-page report written by the arresting officer Deputy James Mee[7] before he was allegedly instructed by his superiors to omit the inflammatory details about Gibson's alleged anti-Semitic comments and abusive behavior.[8] The leaked report alleges that Gibson stated, "Fucking Jews...Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world" and asked Deputy Mee, "Are you a Jew?"[8] The report further alleges that Gibson refused to enter the patrol car and had to be handcuffed.[8] He also allegedly claimed to "own" the city of Malibu, California. According to the report, Gibson's blood alcohol content was measured at 0.12% (the legal blood alcohol level limit for driving in California is 0.08%).[8] The unnamed law enforcement source alleged that Gibson asked a female sergeant, "What are you looking at, sugar tits?" and threatened to urinate on the floor when he was not taken to the restroom. He was given a private phone and tried to call his lawyer. When he was unable to get through, he tried to break the phone against the ground before being restrained once more. Booked at 4:06am PDT, Gibson was released 5 hours later, around 9am PDT.[1]
A day after Gibson's July 29 apology, the Los Angeles Times and The New York Times reported that unnamed sources confirmed to them that the leaked documents were authentic.[9][10] The Associated Press later reported that the official arrest report would cite the anti-Semitic comments.[11] The authenticity of the leaked arrest report was neither confirmed nor denied by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, but the Department denied that a cover-up had taken place.[12]