Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE), a fraternity at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, is being accused of using a color-coded hand marking system at the front door of one their recent parties to identify which females they wanted to slip a mickey into their drink.
Reports The Raw Story:
According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, police raided the fraternity house on Tuesday. In the wake of a raucous Friday night party at the house, three women and one man were hospitalized with symptoms of extreme intoxication and disorientation.
One student has been arrested in connection with the alleged druggings, which were administered on the basis of color-coded hand stamps. All of the women who were drugged had red X’s on the backs of their hands, which were given to them by the party’s doorman.
The one male student who was taken to the hospital had drunk from a drink given to one of the women with a red X.
Police were called three times on Friday night to Sandburg Residence Hall between midnight and 1:33 a.m.. Each time, they found female students unable to stand or walk, all of whom had red Xs on their hands from the same TKE party.
At around 1:20 a.m., police arrived at the fraternity house, where they found a large group of students drinking in the basement, all underage. Several “large piles of vomit” and a copious number of empty alcohol containers dotted the lawn and covered the interior floors of the building.
One of the women who was treated over the weekend reportedly rushed the bar at the party and poured out several drinks before she blacked out. She was ejected by fraternity members and said that she had a “weird feeling and sensation prior to blacking out.”
Various Facebook postings say the frat is notoriously known for date raping patrons on Friday night parties.
“We are deeply concerned about these allegations because the safety of our students is our No. 1 priority,” UWM spokesman Tom Luljak said Thursday while students in the frat declined to comment. “Our police are aggressively pursuing this investigation to determine exactly what happened and who may be involved.”
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