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Witnesses told police that a Michigan State University student whose jaw was broken at an off-campus party was slugged because he was repeatedly harassing women – not because he’s Jewish, according to a police report released Thursday after a prosecutor said no hate-crime charge would be filed.
Zach Tennen of Franklin had said he was a victim of “religious hatred,” and his family rallied to his side as he recovered after the Aug. 26 incident in East Lansing. But others at the party told police that Tennen, 19, had been drinking and wouldn’t keep his hands off women.
freep.com/article/20120928/NEWS06/309280100/Prosecutor-No-charges-filed-alleged-hate-crime-MSUThe man who delivered the punch said Tennen, a sophomore, was “walking around to many girls at the party, rubbing up against them with his hands and asking them to hook up and kiss him,” according to a police report released under a public records request.
Thought I would update this news story story which was discussed in another thread when it made headlines.
I don’t think anyone should be punched in the face unless of course it’s a case of self-defense; punching someone in the face is a barbaric act.
Zach Tennen, however, should have kept his hands to himself.
Michigan State student’s mouth stapled in hate attack thread:
forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=706539&highlight=michigan+state+university