- The university informed of the event by the fraternity’s national headquarters
- Hazing is a criminal offense.
- The national fraternity organization says it suspended its investigation once the police began theirs and is collaborating with local authorities.
- UNH says Sigma Alpha Epsilon denounces hazing and misbehavior.
Police have issued arrest warrants for 46 fraternity members at the University of New Hampshire in connection with a hazing incident that occurred in April. However, the claims are addressed to members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity’s New Hampshire Beta Chapter.
The charges involved new members of the fraternity at the SAE chapter home on April 13 investigated by police.
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The police issued a warrant on the 7th of June. This is a criminal offense.
The national fraternity organization says it suspended its investigation once the police began theirs and is collaborating with local authorities. Moreover, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Service Center stated it was aware of the occurrence and has been fully working with the inquiry.
Dave Pascarella, said, “Sigma Alpha Epsilon denounces all acts of misbehavior that do not exemplify the Fraternity’s principles established by our credo. The true gentleman.
