Man wearing Michigan State shirt assaulted in Ann Arbor
A man was injured Saturday night after being assaulted by three men because he was wearing a Michigan State University shirt, Ann Arbor police said.
About 10 p.m., the 23-year-old East Lansing man was walking near the intersection of 1st and West Huron streets when the men confronted him because they didn't like his shirt, police spokeswoman Lt. Renee Bush said.
The men punched him in the face and body, leaving him with cuts to his face, Bush said.
The victim was taken by ambulance to a local hospital, police said. He was walking to a South Division Street home at the time, Bush said. Bush did not have further details, and detailed descriptions of the men were not available.
Anyone with information can call the police department's tipline at 734-794-6939.
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