Saturday, July 5, 2014

30 Fraternity Members Likely to Be Charged in Apparent Hazing Death



Homicide charges for more than two dozen people are expected following the apparent hazing death of a Baruch College student in December.


The New York Times reports that Pennsylvania police will likely charge some 30 Pi Delta Psi fraternity members involved in the death of 19-year-old Michael Deng.


Investigators say the Queens native died while taking part in a hazing ritual during a trip to the Poconos with the fraternity.


They say he was blindfolded, carrying a heavy backpack while fraternity members hit him, causing head trauma.


Police say the men waited 90 minutes before taking an unconscious freshman to the hospital.


A coroner ruled his death a homicide.


Some of the students have been suspended by Baruch and there could be more disciplinary action after the criminal investigation.


The fraternity has been disbanded.





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