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Police Search Two WVU Fraternities in Hazing Probe

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West Virginia University police, assisted by local law enforcement, served search warrants at the Lambda Chi Alpha and Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity houses in Morgantown as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged hazing. Lambda Chi Alpha had been placed on interim suspension earlier in October after reports of hazing. Videos showed officers removing items from at least one house, but the university has not disclosed what was seized or whether anyone was arrested, citing the ongoing investigation.

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