Fraternity Leader Jailed For Pledge
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — A former Northern Arizona University fraternity leader was sentenced to two months in jail Wednesday for his role in a hazing that led to the death of a pledge.
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Carter Eslick, 20, also received three years of supervised probation during a sentencing hearing in Coconino County Superior Court.
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- 1 Oct
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — A former Northern Arizona University fraternity leader was sentenced to two months in jail Wednesday for his role in a hazing that led to the death of a pledge.
Coverage 3 articles
1 Oct Arizona university ex-fraternity leader gets jail time after pledge died of alcohol poisoning
New York Post1 Oct Ex-fraternity leader jailed after pledge died of vodka alcohol poisoning
The Independent
1 Oct Ex-fraternity leader at Arizona university gets jail time after pledge died of alcohol poisoning
Toronto Star
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