Shocking reason University of Wisconsin unrecognized frat entangled in hazing incident was booted off campus years ago

The Wisconsin fraternity busted for allegedly hazing teens in its basement in a sick ritual had been booted from University of Wisconsin-Madison for a raft of violations — including getting a 17-year-old liquored up to the point of needing detox.

Cops raided the local house of Alpha Epsilon Pi Wednesday night and found 30 half-naked teen pledges smeared in condiments and huddled in a sweltering, filthy basement, the Madison Police Department said.

UW-Madison had put the frat on probation in 2013 after a party in which a 17-year-old boy and another guest were rushed to detox, university records show.

Officers responded to the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity after receiving an anonymous tip and discovered the men with visible injuries in a room heated to 81 degrees. Madison Police Department

Even under probation, the rowdy frat continued to rack up booze violations.

“Subsequently, the organization was found responsible for four additional incidents involving events and/or alcohol while it was suspended or on alcohol restriction,” the university wrote.

Two men were arrested after a suspected hazing incident at an unrecognized Madison fraternity. WKOW
UW-Madison had put the frat on probation in 2013 after a party. WKOW

UW-Madison finally cut ties to the organization in 2015 — but the shenanigans didn’t stop.

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