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One student, 67 others arrested at Hash Bash

DPS spokesperson Elizabeth Hall said the student was arrested for illegally selling T-shirts on University property.

Sixty-seven others were arrested on various charges including:

46 for possession of an illegal substance; 11 for possession of an open alcohol container, including at least one minor; eight for selling illegal drugs, and two for outstanding warrants from previous incidents.

A spokesperson for the Ann Arbor Police Department said the official number of arrests made by AAPD was not available yesterday.

Victim fights one mugger; chases 2nd until police intervene

One of the men claimed he was surrounded by six men who asked him "if he had any weed on him," AAPD reports said.

The victim said the man he was chasing hit him in the face with a closed fist and searched his pockets for money. AAPD reports the victim of the assault then attacked one of the assailants and chased another until AAPD officers intervened.

The suspect was placed under arrest for armed robbery.

3 teens arrested for Saturday night car theft in parking garage

Later Saturday evening, AAPD officers were called to the scene by a parking attendant.

Three teen-agers were spotted on the fourth floor of the structure looking into parked vehicles.

AAPD officers approached the youths near a Ford Probe with a smashed window. One of the teens was carrying a screwdriver.

The driver of the car later notified AAPD that a radar detector was missing from the vehicle. The detector was recovered from the roof of Scorekeepers, a local sports bar located directly under the fourth floor of the parking garage.

The teens were arrested for destruction of private property.

Markley laundry machines knocked over; heavy flooding reported

According to the DPS report, the machines were "tipped upside down and were flooding the room and hall with water."

Damage to the machines, electrical wiring and floor was estimated at $1,000.

DPS has no suspects in the incident.

-- Compiled by Daily Staff Reporter Sam T. Dudek.