30 partially clothed men found in frat basement in alleged hazing incident
Summary
Police found about 30 young men partially clothed and covered in food and liquids in the basement of an unaccredited fraternity house at the University of Wisconsin. Two men were arrested for hazing and disorderly conduct, and the university and national fraternity organization are investigating the incident.Key Facts
- Police responded to an anonymous tip about an event at the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house.
- Around 30 men were found in the basement, many partially clothed and covered in food and condiments.
- Several men had visible injuries suggesting physical abuse.
- Police arrested Brayden J. Klein and Samuel N. Vane on hazing and disorderly conduct charges.
- The fraternity is unaccredited by the university but still recognized by the national Alpha Epsilon Pi organization.
- The national fraternity said it takes such allegations seriously and will cooperate with investigations.
- The University of Wisconsin is conducting its own investigation relating to nonacademic misconduct.
- Authorities encourage anyone concerned about safety during Greek life recruitment to contact police.
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