University of Michigan wide receiver Grant Perry will appear in court on April 13 for a pretrial conference in Lansing for his charges of two misdemeanor counts of sexual misconduct, one misdemeanor of a minor in possession of alcohol and one felony count of resisting a police officer. According to Ingham County court records, Perry was released on bond Tuesday afternoon, with the condition that he does not contact his accuser.
The accuser, a 21-year-old woman, said Perry grabbed her by the groin and buttocks outside an East Lansing bar on the night of Oct. 15. Perry then fled from officers and was eventually forcibly detained.
Football coach Jim Harbaugh suspended Perry for two games following the incident, but allowed him to dress for the last four games of the season. Following Perry’s December arraignment in the East Lansing district court, he was suspended indefinitely. The University Athletic Department did not respond to requests for comment at the time of publication.