![]() ![]() The executive director of Sigma Chi’s national office did not respond to a phone message Thursday. The lawsuit alleges the bar served Vincenzo Lirosi “in a matter that was so continuous and excessive” that it created a risk of death, and that the fraternity violated numerous safety policies and its duty to prevent further harm. “Scorpion’s, the frat, and the frat brothers have gone on with life as if nothing has changed, but Vinny’s family have been robbed of that luxury,” attorney Leah Cole Durst said in a statement. Robin Lirosi, of Whitman, Massachusetts, filed the lawsuit against Scorpion’s Bar & Grill, the UNH chapter of Sigma Chi and its national organization, and several individual members of the fraternity. Washington watchdog gets victory in Trump Colorado disqualification caseĬongress hunts for illegal UFO programs as the media shrugĬalifornia, New York in danger of seeing House delegations shrink furtherįormer federal judge: Colorado’s Trump disqualification not. Trump’s legal woes thrust Supreme Court into 2024 chaos Menendez blocks two Senate confirmations before holiday recess Jordan expands probe into Smith’s handling of Trump cases The 2024 Electionĭemocrats will regret their pyrrhic legal victory against Trump Hawley blocks McConnell-backed nominees, escalating feud Gingrich suggests 14th Amendment doesn’t apply todayīiden kept at distance from McConnell on border deal talks George Conway suggests Trump shouldn’t be able to appeal Colorado. Recordings reportedly show Trump pressuring Michigan canvassers to not certify. The grifter defense: The Bidens move to embrace influence peddling with a twist Raskin: Trump can’t hold office again under 14th Amendment “We take any allegation of hazing very seriously, and now that the police investigation is complete, we will be initiating a formal conduct process,” she said in a statement.Įx-White House lawyer says Supreme Court could rule ‘9-0’ in possible Trump. She said the university suspended the chapter in the interim pending the outcome of the police investigation. ![]() They were released and are scheduled to be arraigned next month.Įrika Mantz, the executive director of UNH media relations, said the fraternity’s national chapter told university officials about the incident, and the university immediately notified the police. Ten students have been arrested and charged in connection with the incident as of Friday, according to the statement. The attorney’s office did not immediately return a request for comment to The Hill. The Strafford County attorney’s office will be responsible for prosecuting the arrests in the case, the police department said. The department said hazing is a misdemeanor that can carry a $1,200 fine against an individual and a $20,000 fine against an organization. After university representatives notified the police of a possible “student hazing incident” that happened on April 13, officers determined there was probable cause that a crime was committed, the statement said.
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