911 call reporting frat video: "They set their pledges on fire"

Police released a 911 call reporting a video that appears to show two panicked men engulfed in flames in an alleged hazing incident at an Ohio State University fraternity over the weekend."They set their pledges on fire, and there's a video of it. And I just want to send it in so that something gets done about it," the caller told Columbus police dispatch on Sunday, a day after police said the incident took place. "They put gasoline on him and lit him on fire, and then just kind of stood there and laughed."The caller said they received the video in a sorority group chat, but they weren't there in person, according to the 911 call.

Columbus police on Tuesday also released a report of their preliminary investigation into the incident allegedly involving Ohio State's chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, which said "two victims participated in an activity that was dangerous" and that it resulted in second- and third-degree burns.The report did not identify the victims.Police spoke to SAE President George Limperis, who gave a statement, according to the redacted report, but no other details were provided.Ohio State announced Monday it had temporarily suspended the fraternity while authorities investigate the video. The video, which has since been widely shared on social media, shows a large group of people, many wearing