Auburn man, woman injured after isolated altercation at apartment complex over the weekend
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- Man and woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries in parking lot altercation at Auburn apartment complex on September 10.
- Police identified suspect, determined incident isolated among acquainted parties; investigation ongoing with pending criminal charges.
Auburn police are investigating after a man and woman were injured in an isolated altercation over the weekend.
The Auburn Police Department responded to a residential apartment complex in the 700 block of West Magnolia Avenue in reference to an assault complaint in the early morning hours of September 10, 2023.
Officers located two victims who sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Both victims were transported to area hospitals where they were treated for their injuries and released.
“During the investigation, it was determined that a physical altercation occurred in the parking lot of the apartment complex that involved the two victims and another individual who has already been identified,” police said “The circumstances surrounding the altercation indicate that this is an isolated incident, and that all parties involved were acquainted prior to the incident.”
The investigation is ongoing and criminal charges are pending.
“Videos of this incident have been publicized on social media platforms and have been viewed by Auburn Police for evidentiary value,” police added.
Police encourage anyone who may have witnessed this incident or has information pertinent to the investigation to reach out to the Auburn Police Department by calling the non-emergency line at 334-501-3100, the tip line at 334-246-1391 or emailing [email protected]. You may remain anonymous.
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