Zac Efron Beaten by Homeless Men

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 4:41PM EDT / Published Mar. 27, 2014 10:48AM EDT

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Apparently they still haven’t forgiven him for High School Muscial 3. According to TMZ, Zac Efron was punched in the face while he and his bodyguard were fighting with several homeless men under a highway overpass in a sketchy part of downtown Los Angeles. Efron reportedly told police he had run out of gas, and thrown a bottle from his window which the homeless men interpreted as a threat. Police told TMZ that no arrests were made because the fight was “mutual combat.” In November of 2013, Efron broke his jaw after he said he slipped on a puddle at his house.

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Zac Efron Beaten by Homeless Men

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