U of A students react to sex assault allegation at fraternity house
U of A students react to sex assault allegation at fraternity house.
University of Arizona students are sounding off on a sexual assault allegation made in connection with a fraternity house.
The alleged assault occurred on Aug. 26, at the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house.
A woman told investigators she went from consensually kissing a fraternity member to waking up in a dark room, where she says she was sexually assaulted, according to court documents related to a search warrant.
Court records show the woman in this case said another Sigma Phi Epsilon member attempted to film her kissing another fraternity member.
The victim told investigators she did not remember being asked for or giving consent for sexual activity, and she had a bruise on her throat when she reported the incident later that morning, according to court documents.
However, the document’s section on property seized appears to read “not served.” University of Arizona Police did not clarify what that means, citing the active investigation.
Sigma Phi Epsilon is already on probation through May 2027 due to hazing and other allegations.