Person of interest found in sexual assault at frat party near University of Chicago
Summary
A person of interest has been identified in a sexual assault case at a fraternity near the University of Chicago. The individual is not a student or affiliated with the university and has been banned from campus while the police investigation continues.Key Facts
- The sexual assault was reported early Sunday morning at an Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity house near the University of Chicago.
- The victim is a woman not affiliated with the university.
- The person of interest fled the fraternity after being interviewed.
- University cameras and license plate readers helped identify the suspect and the evidence was shared with the Chicago Police Department.
- The university has banned this individual from campus but has not released their name.
- The alleged victim was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center for care.
- The AEPi fraternity chapter has been told to stop all events during the investigation.
- Alpha Epsilon Pi headquarters is cooperating with the university and local police on the case.
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