Police arrest 3, eject 42 at Michigan-Nebraska football game
Three people were arrested and 42 ejected during the University of Michigan's football game against Nebraska on Saturday at Michigan Stadium.
One person was arrested for assault and battery, one for being a minor in possession of alcohol, and one for resisting and obstructing a police officer, according to U-M Department of Public Safety spokesperson Diane Brown. In addition, one person was issued a citation for possessing alcohol inside the stadium.
Among the ejections, 18 were for possessing alcohol in the stadium, 11 for possessing someone else's ID, 7 for disorderly conduct and 6 for violating stadium rules.
Emergency medical personnel treated 45 people, with 10 being transported to the hospital for additional treatment.
The announced attendance of the game was 113, 718. Michigan won, 45-17.
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