What are we doing? >> Let's put him over here. >> I can't just check you out. You're all right. [Music] On June 27th, 2024, at approximately 3:00 a.m., officers with the Columbus Division of Police were dispatched to a call from Columbus Fire Medics about an unruly patient, Mr. Bergie, who called 911 asking for medical attention, was belligerent and uncooperative with the medics. He was eventually removed from the ambulance and placed under arrest. He chose to do things the hard way. >> One combative just he was getting in our face and like pointing his finger at spin and stuff, but he's he's drunk. But he he agreed finally to go where we told him. >> I could slow everybody else down. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. >> Not easy. You can slow anyone else down. He's >> I just said it. Your guys is convenient. So it's like >> they as a 57, not a three, but then they say combative. And it's like belligerent. >> The same way if we have an officer that says like, "Hey, they're combative. We're just going to run it in." Anyway, >> he's got an ankle bracelet. I don't know if he what his deal is, but it's just [ __ ] basic. is argumentative. >> What do you guys got him for? >> It came in as a alcohol withdrawal, but just >> clearly not withdrawing. >> No. >> A few moments later. >> Do you want to go to jail or do you want to go to the hospital? >> Possome. We need a medic. >> Somebody call a medic. >> 315. [Music] >> If he's you just want him to ride and then they we just follow. It's up to I don't care. But if he's going to play this game, >> do you have a rapid ID by chance? >> No. >> Oh, get that. We'll just call APA and tell him that he doesn't want he wants to act up and says [ __ ] you or whatever. >> Oh yeah, >> you can remember to grab his cell phones though. >> What are we doing, dude? Get out. >> You're not having a heart attack and snatching your cell phones up, buddy. That's not how it works. >> Great city equipment. >> He made sure he grabbed his phones, though. >> Yeah, >> I got two phones. Oh jeez. >> Didn't pay for either one of them, though. Oh, it's nice. >> Man, that's awesome. The only down five, but since we can put stuff on here, I wanted something smaller. >> Yeah. >> And uh >> get the get the number off his Fitbit. >> Oh, does that have a number on it? >> So, you call it >> Yeah. See, >> yeah. Violator. >> That's not going to stop it. I'm trying to cover it up. >> 171 1711 568 171. >> What are we doing? >> Put him over here. >> I can't [ __ ] breathe. My [ __ ] hurt. My [ __ ] hurt. >> Medic, just check you out. You're all right. I got the right to go to the hospital. >> We try to take you off. >> Then I'm going to the hospital. >> How you getting there? >> Mr. Chis, bud. These officers don't want nothing to do with me. They're [ __ ] playing games. They're taking my ass. I want the [ __ ] eternal fans. Transfer me. Transfer me over to transfer me over to me. I just want to [ __ ] go to the hospital, man. >> I want to go to hospital. >> I'm going to go to hospital. >> Yeah, I I went through four different people. They sent me to the adult parole authority. They're not even hang up the phone. >> Then where are we going? >> We're going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Yeah, you are. >> Call 911. You call 911. >> I'm going in. I'm calling in. >> Okay. That's not the number there. Don't stand up for me. Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do anything. I got a [ __ ] heart problem. >> Okay, you don't need to go to nobody. Let go. >> Put your hands behind your back, >> man. I got a heart. Put your hands behind your back. >> Is that what we're doing? >> The medic's already here, dude. Come on. Roll over. Sit up. >> Come on. No, I I don't do drugs. >> I don't do drugs. >> I don't do drugs. >> I don't [ __ ] do drugs. >> I don't [ __ ] do drugs. >> What's your name, sir? >> I don't do drugs. >> I don't do drugs. >> I want to go to hospital. >> I want to go to hospital. >> I want to go to hospital. >> I have a heart condition. I want to go to hospital. >> The medics already saying that you don't need to go to the hospital. >> The I have the choice to go to hospital. >> Not anymore. You're going to jail. I'm going to the hospital. >> I'm going to the hospital. >> What's his tattoos? >> How'd you find it? >> A bunch of [ __ ] in his bag. >> Oh, that makes sense. >> That makes sense. So cool. Oh, cocaine. >> I don't do drugs. >> What? >> You do drugs. >> Provides them. >> Howard, you could have just went with the medics and then you'd be at the hospital. And now >> we know you're born. >> You want to sit up? >> Make it a little easier for you. >> No. Get >> left foot. Right foot. What do we do with my heart? >> My [ __ ] hurt. >> My heart. >> Just put him in there. Hello. [Applause] >> Watch your feet. Bend your knees. >> Do we have any wagons available? >> There you go. Go. >> Watch your head. >> Our wagon was taken from us for unity tomorrow. >> Nice. >> Come on, Bernie. Anybody able to grab a wagon from the club? >> We never had any bypass. 295 char with that too. >> You going to charge the spin on more >> like a sidewalk. We didn't spit on that bike. >> RS4. [Applause] My [ __ ] heart. >> I can't [ __ ] My [ __ ] heart is [ __ ] cute. My heart is killing me right now. My heart is killing me. >> It's killing me. What's the matter? >> My [ __ ] heart is killing me. My heart is killing me right now. >> Why are you beating me up? >> On his side. >> Why are you beating me up? Why the [ __ ] are you beating me up? >> I'm begging for mercy. I'm begging for mercy. Stop beating me. >> I'm not beating you. >> No one's beating you. We all have cameras on, buddy. You could >> You're [ __ ] turning You're [ __ ] turning me on my goddamn [ __ ] >> Yeah. We don't want you on your stomach. It's bad for your health. >> Now we're not if we get here. >> We started from from the bottom. >> Now we're here. We're still >> ready. One, two, three. >> That got the wheels on it. >> Yes. You're only my brain. I guess there's like you guys paying attention. >> You have to look up. Make sure you're still paying attention. [Music] >> All right, Howard, you have a couple warrants. You're under arrest. You're going to the pike. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. Same. Same. >> I just want to be [ __ ] treated like a person. >> Well, they try to treat you like a person, then you extremely piece of [ __ ] You turn me on there and beat my ass. >> You turn me on there and beat my ass. >> How many times did we like ask you to sit up and talk? >> You did not ask me to do [ __ ] You drug me out of there. Knee me in the [ __ ] face and beat my ass. You piece of [ __ ] >> It's all on camera, boss. >> You [ __ ] Yeah, it's all on camera, [ __ ] I bet you that camera don't say what you're saying. >> I bet you that camera don't say. >> There's about 15 cameras here. They're all going to say the same thing. >> Yeah. All right. I bet they don't. >> But Well, then call in a complaint and you can figure it out from there, right? >> I'm going internal affairs, [ __ ] >> Okay. >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] ass little [ __ ] pig [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] >> Just a hint. If you're going to call internal affairs, I wouldn't make homophobic slurs and racial comments. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> Yeah. Okay. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] You want to treat a [ __ ] You want to treat a decent person like a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] piece of >> front of you. Somebody, >> you're a piece of [ __ ] >> You're a piece of [ __ ] >> I'll attack somebody to the county. Hey, are they are they verified? [Applause] >> Somebody's going to have to run. >> Yeah, we need to ride. >> He can't He can't do it. >> I can ride. >> We're too he can ride. So, He's got all the rest of it done. Okay, I don't care. Let's go [Applause] >> here. Tell me. Grab the front of this. Go get the door. want to go front to get. At the time of his arrest, Howard had multiple warrants for felonious assault, theft, and receiving property, as well as a warrant for possession of cocaine in another jurisdiction. Those cases have all been resolved. It looks like he spent somewhere between 30 and 60 days in jail. [Music] [Music]