Man Arrested After Assaulting and Spitting Blood at Cop

Three men were arrested on Saturday after being involved in a fight, obstructing arrest and spitting bodily fluids at a police officer, according to reports. 

Around 2:25 a.m. on Sunday, police responded to a large fight at 460 Fifth St., where approximately 30 people were fighting, spectating and yelling, according to reports. Police first arrested Bryant Arguto, 23 from North Bergen, who had left the fight and was walking the street without his shirt on allegedly pushing and shoving people in the street, police said. After Arguto was placed in a police car, four women came up to the officers and told them a man was unconscious in the hallway of the building, according to reports. 

Police found 23-year-old Christopher Macias, from North Bergen, on the floor in a hallway at 460 Fifth St., bleeding from the mouth and nose, according to the report. Ambulance personnel came to assist Macias, but he allegedly started assaulting the EMTs, police said. Macias tried to get up and leave, pushing a police officer down the stairs in the process, causing both men to fall, police said.

When Macias was placed under arrest by the officer, he yelled "I'll kill you a**hole," and "I'm going to shoot you," according to the police report. 

Meanwhile, outside in front of the cop car, Rami Elsayed—a 22-year-old from Clifton—attempted to free Arguto from his captivity, police said. Elsayed was also placed under arrest, according to the report. 

Macias, whom police was trying to get into another radio police car, was getting angrier and angrier, police said. "I'm going to f***ing kill you all," Macias allegedly said, according to the reports.

Once in the cop car, Macias continued to yell profanities at the cop, threatening to sexually assault his mother, sister and daughter, according to the police reports. Macias then spat a mouthfull of blood on the arresting officer, which landed on the cop's uniform, according to the reports. 

Macias was transported to police headquarters where he, again, refused medical attention and spat blood in his holding cell, police said. He was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, subjecting police to bodily fluids and disorderly conduct. Arguto was charged with disorderly conduct and Elsayed was charged with obstructing the law, according to police reports.