Arkansas Student Charged After Alleged Sexual Assault At Fraternity House
A night that began with a chance meeting near campus has led to serious criminal charges against a University of Arkansas student, according to investigators. Crew Kvern, 19, was arrested April 12 in Washington County…

A night that began with a chance meeting near campus has led to serious criminal charges against a University of Arkansas student, according to investigators.
Crew Kvern, 19, was arrested April 12 in Washington County and faces charges including rape, aggravated assault, and third-degree battery, according to jail records, per Fox News.
Authorities say the case stems from an encounter on March 17, when Kvern and the alleged victim first met near his workplace on Dickson Street.
From there, the two went to the Kappa Sigma fraternity house at the University of Arkansas, where Kvern was living at the time, according to investigators.
Once inside the residence, authorities allege the situation escalated.
According to an affidavit, Kvern demanded sex from the woman, and when she refused, he allegedly became violent.
Investigators say the victim reported being slapped and punched



