LSU frat pledges allegedly waterboarded, forced to chug milk in hazing rituals: report
Two fraternities at Louisiana State University are suspended following an investigation into allegations of hazing within the organizations.
Delta Kappa Epsilon and Phi Gamma Delta, also known as "FIJI," have been placed on interim suspensions as the school investigates the allegations, WAFB reported.
LSU confirmed the interim suspensions to Fox News Digital.
On Sept. 3, an urgent complaint was made by someone who told his roommate, "They [DKE] had me doing wall sits and were actively water boarding me in the process," WAFB reported.
Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Kruck20/iStock)
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The person who filed the complaint wished to remain anonymous.
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LSU’s Delta Kappa Epsilon is under investigation and on interim suspension following hazing allegations. (Google Maps)
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Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) pledges were reportedly "forced to chug a gallon of chocolate milk, which caused many of them to puke."
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Pledges were also reportedly ordered to bring a squirrel to a meeting.
LSU's Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) fraternity is under investigation and on interim suspension following hazing allegations. (Google Maps)
In a statement sent to Fox News Digital, Delta Kappa Epsilon said:
"Delta Kappa Epsilon International Fraternity is aware of the allegations involving the Zeta Zeta Chapter at Louisiana State University and takes them seriously. DKE is cooperating with the appropriate authorities as they review the matter. We will take appropriate action based on the facts established through those processes. Because the matter remains under investigation, we will not comment further at this time."
Fox News Digital reached out to the LSU Police Department, the university and Phi Gamma Delta.
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