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West Virginia University fraternities raided by police amid ongoing hazing investigation

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West Virginia University fraternities raided by police amid ongoing hazing investigation — Wilkes-Barre Schools news

Two fraternity houses at West Virginia University were raided by law enforcement on Monday night amid an ongoing investigation into hazing allegations, authorities said.Officers with the West Virginia University Police Department served search warrants at the Lambda Chi Alpha and Kappa Alpha fraternities, police said on Tuesday. Video captured by the university's student-run newspaper, the Daily Athenaeum, from outside Lambda Chi Alpha along North High Street in Morgantown showed a large group of students gathering as the raid was taking place. The video showed law enforcement officials leaving the fraternity house with what appeared to be bags of evidence.Earlier this month, the Lambda Chi fraternity was placed on interim suspension after hazing allegations. The suspension came after what the university called "multiple reports" of hazing. The exact nature of the allegations was not released. The suspension puts a stop to chapter social events, recruitment and new member programs wh

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