A Pennsylvania State University fraternity was suspended after police discovered that members were using Facebook to post nude photos of women, Pennsylvania television station WJAC reported on Monday.
WJAC obtained a copy of the search warrant, which claimed that several members of the fraternity were accused of taking photos of women while they were asleep or passed out and posting them to secret Facebook groups.
Members of the Kappa Delta Rho fraternity created a Facebook group called “Covert Business Transactions,” according to WJAC. A victim allegedly found out about the group, and it was shut down. The frat then created a group called “2.0,” according to the warrant.
State College police said that about 150 students and alumni joined the groups and that individuals had to be invited to join, according to WXPI.
According to WJAC, police did not find the photos when they searched computers for the Facebook groups. But police have 20 printed photos from when the Facebook groups were discovered.
In addition to photos of naked women, there were also images of drugs and hazing, according to the police.
State College Police Lt. Keith Robb said that the police will work with Penn State’s Office of Student Conduct “to determine potential victims, potential suspects, but also to sanction the fraternity for their conduct,” according to WXPI.
The Penn State Intrafraternity Council said in a statement that it suspended Kappa Delta Rho and “will be summoned by the IFC to undergo a conduct review session.”
Ah, Penn State, wouldn’t want you to get out of the sex scandal headlines… Making Life Better, indeed!
Penn State should follow what a different University did with their racist frat- ban them, shut them down and expel members who participated!
Apparently racism is considered worse than sexual abuse in this country.
How do you expect frats to turn boys into men?
I know I’m bringing an element of victim-blaming here, but why would any self-respecting woman want with any frat boy? They’ve already proven themselves unworthy and dangerous as a class.
Turn them over to the cybernautics division and…oh wait, that’s the recipe for creating a cyborg army.