Phi Kappa Psi Frat at KU is under investigation amid the sexual allegation protest. What happened?
Just a month after the protest at the UNL fraternity for the sexual allegation, another similar case has emerged from the University of Kansas.
Thousands of protesters raised their voices against the KU Kappa Frat after the recent rape allegations.
What Happened At Phi Kappa Psi Frat House?
Phi Kappa Psi Frat at KU is under fire for recent sexual assault allegations.
On a recent Monday night, students gathered around the fraternity house at the University of Kansas. They were holding pamphlets in the rally with slogans like, “No Means No”.
It is alleged that a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity raped an undergrad girl of the college. And, people want the potential culprit to be arrested for his actions.
Furthermore, the protesters also want to make sure that the investigators are seriously taking the sexual assault case, which was filed on Saturday.
The rally was initially catalyzed by a sorority group named “Strip Your Letters”. The group has been cynical about Greek leadership at KU for a while now.
Phi Kappa Psi Frat KU Protest Update
Phi Kappa Psi Frat latest update states that the protest has been fairly peaceful.
The crowd is reportedly massive with more than 1000 people on the street. They can be heard with statements like “Phi Psi Frat has got to go” and “lock him up.”
On the other hand, the police have tape around the property. At one point, the protestors did try to break the area, but the officers soon handled the situation.
Protestors are allegedly throwing objects at the building. Nevertheless, no major damage has been reported.
Likewise, police have not arrested any protestors till now. In addition, no one has been injured in the incident as well.
Phi Kappa Psi Frat Rape Allegations – Was Anyone Arrested?
No Phi Kappa Psi Frat member has been arrested after the rape allegations.
The police have not released any information regarding the alleged victim or the assaulter. Similarly, protestors are stating that the victim could have been drugged.
After massive backlash, Phi Kappa Psi also released a statement on the case. They wrote, “On Sunday, September 12, Phi Kappa Psi became aware of allegations against a new undergraduate member based on alleged events occurring at the chapter house on the night of Saturday, September 11.”.
The further added, “University of Kansas officials were immediately notified so a full and prompt investigation could be initiated. Phi Kappa Psi takes these allegations very seriously and will fully cooperate with law enforcement.”
The full investigation is still on the way.