Last Saturday in East Lansing, a 17-year-old boy sustained multiple stab wounds after what has been described as a “large fight” took place in a downtown parking garage. According to CBS News Detroit, police said the incident occurred shortly before 1:35 a.m. at the Charles Street Garage located at 121 Charles St. The teenager was reportedly taken to the hospital following the altercation, where his injuries were deemed non-life-threatening.
Reports indicate the fight that led to the stabbing appeared to have been an isolated incident, with no connection to an unarmed robbery that transpired a few blocks over shortly afterward. Preceding a major upcoming football game between Michigan State University and the University of Michigan, the East Lansing Police Department has urged residents and visitors to celebrate safely. As per FOX 2 Detroit, the ELPD emphasized that on game day, support will be provided by multiple law enforcement agencies to maintain a safe environment.
The victim, after being injured, sought help from law enforcement and was transferred to a local Lansing area hospital. Details from Lansing State Journal note that the teen underwent surgery but is expected to recover from the wounds. Police are actively conducting interviews with suspects about the stabbing incident…