A North Carolina man is accused of using his "HIV positive blood" as a weapon against hospital workers by "removing his IV from his arm" and then "spraying" it into the eyes of two different people treating him for "diabetic reasons," cops say.

"He aimed his HIV positive blood at the victims' eyes," an arrest warrant states about Kameron Gilchrist, 25, who faces felony charges for assaulting emergency personnel. Cops say a man and a woman employed at UNC Rex Hospital in Raleigh were attacked while treating Gilchrist in March.

"On or about the date of offense shown … [Gilchrist] unlawfully, willfully, and feloniously did assault [the workers] … by spraying HIV blood into eyes," police allege about both victims, according to the warrant.

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