Headline: <%-3>Police report chronicles Michigan coach's spree<%0> Publish Date: 05/04/1995 SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (AP) -- Michigan football coach Gary Moeller was so intoxicated after his arrest last weekend that jail officials refused to admit him, suggesting he be taken to a hospital to check for alcohol poisoning, police reports indicate. <%-2>Moeller was arrested Friday night outside the Excalibur restaurant after punching an officer in the chest. Earlier, he had harassed a waitress, bothered other restaurant patrons and challenged the manager to a fight.<%0> At Providence Hospital, Moeller screamed profanities at patients and officers until nurses asked police to isolate him in a room, reports indicate. Officers said Moeller told them at the hospital: ``Take these handcuffs off,'' then threatened them. <%-2>The university on Tuesday named athletic department aide Keith Molin to head its internal investigation of Moeller's conduct. Meanwhile, Moeller has been suspended with pay from his $130,000-a-year job while defensive coordinator Lloyd Carr takes over his duties.<%0> Athletic director Joe Roberson said he and university president James Duderstadt will make a final decision after reading the report. Moeller, 54, has been unavailable for comment. But his lawyer, David DuMouchel, says he regrets the incident. ``His behavior was completely out of character and is a source of personal embarrassment to him,'' DuMouchel said. ``The entire incident is regrettable.'' He said specific allegations would be addressed at Moeller's pretrial hearing May 12. Moeller has been charged with misdemeanor disorderly conduct and assault and battery. <%-2>His wife, Ann, told police she argued with Moeller when he would not stop drinking, and she went to sit in their car. While she was there, Moeller sat at the bar and drank coffee and Grand Marnier until the bar cut him off.<%0> His waitress told police: ``As I walked past his table during the evening, he was making comments to me, such as: `Hey, did you know you're beautiful?' ... He was singing very loud and (was) obnoxious to the customers around him.'' Moeller smashed two glasses, cutting himself, the reports said. The waitress removed the salt and pepper shakers and coffee cups from his table. A band cut its set short because of Moeller. ``He tried to dance, came up to people he was not with and tried to dance with them but kept almost falling down,'' a singer with the band told police. Moeller reportedly used profane language, including several remarks about his wife. ``Some of the women commented on how upset they were to hear the language being used,'' the report said. ``One woman said she wanted to leave `before the shooting starts.''' Customers asked to be moved away from Moeller's table. Moeller latched onto the sports jacket of one patron upset over his behavior. The manager was able to break it up before it escalated. The manager told Moeller he would not be served any more drinks and tried to get him to sign his check and leave. Moeller responded by throwing a lamp shade at the manager's head and challenging him to a fight. Escorted outside, Moeller began jabbing his finger in the chest of the manager as police arrived. Holding Moeller up, police tried several times to get the coach to quietly go home in a cab, but Moeller refused and headed for his car. When officer Vincent Maviglia stopped him, Moeller punched the officer in the chest. Moeller spent Friday night in jail and was released the next day on a $200 bond.