A disagreement over an Easter egg hunt on Sunday at a Michigan school left one person with minor injuries and a second individual behind bars, according to authorities.
At around 9:15 a.m., deputies with the Calhoun County Sheriff's Office were called to Valley View Elementary in Springfield, just outside of Battle Creek, regarding a stabbing. Sheriff's deputies learned that a man and woman were setting up for an Easter egg hunt later that day, when they got into a disagreement about the eggs' placement, according to a news release.
A family member intervened in the argument, at which point the man produced a knife and cut the relative multiple times, according to police. Deputies were able to convince the suspect to drop the knife and placed him into custody, authorities said.
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The victim was treated on scene for minor lacerations and was expected to make a full recovery.
The suspect, a 36-year-old man from Battle Creek, was arrested for aggravated assault.
Police said the stabbing occurred prior to children arriving for the egg hunt. No other injuries were reported.
