www.dailymail.com University of Michigan Student Arrested After Assaulting Conservative Influencer
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- •A University of Michigan student attacked conservative influencer Lizzy Benichou on campus.
- •The incident was recorded and shows the student making violent threats.
- •The student was arrested by campus police and displayed aggressive behavior.
A University of Michigan student was arrested on November 2, 2026, after attacking conservative influencer Lizzy Benichou during a confrontation on campus. The incident began when the student confronted two men at a table displaying a sign questioning the compatibility of Islam with the West. After a heated exchange, the student shoved Benichou to the ground and threatened her, stating she should have 'killed' her. The altercation was captured on video, leading to the student's arrest by campus police. Witnesses reported the student displayed aggressive behavior and made violent threats during the incident. Benichou is known for her conservative views and has a significant social media following. The student was taken into custody without further incident. No injuries were reported, and the student expressed no remorse for her actions.
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