A Tiger Inn bouncer was knocked unconscious during a fight with a University student early Sunday morning and then transported to the University Medical Center at Princeton (UMCP), said the bouncer, Taron McBride, and witnesses.
McBride identified the student, a male junior, but authorities would not confirm the report, and McBride said he does not intend to file charges.
"The incident's still under investigation and we cannot release any information about it right now," said Mark Clark, a Public Safety officer.
Witnesses said McBride was being restrained when he was kicked in the chest, knocking him to the ground.
By the time the paramedics arrived, McBride had regained consciousness. He was transported to UMCP, where X-rays were taken of his hand and neck. No serious injuries were found, and McBride was released from UMCP around 5:30 a.m. Sunday.
A large crowd congregated around the fight, which took place in the middle of Prospect Avenue, witnesses said.
The student identified by McBride declined to comment.
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