Texas A&M students sue fraternity for hazing after experiencing alleged severe burns

Austin News Briefs - Austin American Statesman
29/10/2021 0 min
Texas A&M students sue fraternity for hazing after experiencing alleged severe burns

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Two freshmen at Texas A and M University are suing a fraternity after they say they faced “serious” bodily injury when industrial strength cleaner was poured on them. The students, Patrick Close and Jose Figueroa, filed a complaint in state District Court in Harris County against Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Incorporated, A and M’s chapter of S-A-E, and members of the A and M fraternity at the time for violation of the anti-hazing statute in Texas.

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