(Credit: WJBK|myFOXDetroit.com) Brandon Carmack booking photo
(Credit: WJBK|myFOXDetroit.com) Brandon Carmack speaking with FOX 2'S Roop RajEAST LANSING, Mich. (WJBK) -
A Michigan State University student who claimed he was beaten by student athletes is now facing charges himself.
20-year old Brandon Carmack was arraigned Wednesday in East Lansing on two counts of assault and battery, domestic assault and battery, filing a false police report of a felony and stalking.
In August Carmack told FOX 2's Roop Raj he was attacked by a group of students, including some he said were MSU hockey players, after trying to speak to his girlfriend who was ignoring him.
See also: MSU Junior claims some hockey players involved in his beating.
But after investigating, police now say Carmack was drunk and tried to attack his ex-girlfriend until her friends jumped in and stopped him. The incident happened outside a home no Beal Street in East Lansing. A judge set Carmack's bond at $10,000 personal recognizance.
