Phi Kappa Psi fraternity members facing felony charges for setting pledge on fire
Four members of San Diego State University's Phi Kappa Psi fraternity are facing felony charges after a skit performed at a party last year led to a pledge being set on fire. The fraternity was already on probation for violating policies on alcohol and hazing when the incident occurred.
Key Points
- Four members of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity facing felony charges for setting a pledge on fire
- University fraternities under investigation for dangerous activities in recent years
- Accused members facing serious legal repercussions if convicted
Pros
- Justice being served for the victim who suffered third-degree burns
- Highlighting the consequences of dangerous fraternity activities
Cons
- Negative impact on the reputation of the fraternity and the university
- Potential long-term legal consequences for the accused members