LYNN – A Scituate man was charged with his second offense of driving drunk on Saturday after State Police found him behind the wheel of a car with a flat tire and a blood alcohol level nearly two times the limit.Adam P. Fraser, 29, of 529 Country Way, was charged with his second offense of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, operating under the influence of alcohol causing serious injury, failure to stop for police, miscellaneous motor vehicle equipment violation, assault and battery on ambulance personnel.He was arraigned Tuesday at Lynn District Court by Judge James Lamothe and released on personal recognizance and posted $1,000 cash bail. He is due back in court on March 18.According to court documents, Revere State Police responded to a report of a hit-and-run crash involving a blue pickup truck on Route 1 North by the Wonderland MBTA station. The truck was seen a few minutes later driving down the road with sparks coming from underneath the vehicle and a flat tire.After attempting to pull the car over, police say Fraser continued to drive through Lynn until it got stuck at a red light on Newhall Street. When officers illuminated the driver’s side of the car, they could see blood trickling down the back of Fraser’s head. After asking him to get out of the car, Fraser allegedly ignored the command and kept driving when the light turned green until he hit a snow bank on Nahant Street.As Fraser stumbled out of his car, officers say he looked confused and was unsteady. A three-inch gash was found on the back of his head and a strong odor of alcohol was coming from his breath. While waiting for an ambulance to arrive, police say Fraser spewed obscenities and kept saying, “Go ahead,” but officers say they don’t know what he meant.Then, when EMTs arrived, Fraser allegedly became irate and yelled at them as he was being strapped into a stretcher. Upon arriving at an area hospital, police say Fraser kicked an EMT in the chest and swore at nurses.When asked if he was on something other than alcohol, Fraser said, “It’s all booze” and continued to yell. His blood alcohol level was found to be 0.155 percent.During his booking, police say Fraser fell against the wall while taking his photo and continued to stumble all over the room.