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Authorities investigate sexual assault at Clemson fraternity
By: The Associated Press//February 16, 2015
Authorities investigate sexual assault at Clemson fraternity
By: The Associated Press//February 16, 2015
SENECA (AP) — Clemson University officials say authorities are investigating a report of a sexual assault at fraternity house in Seneca.
The Clemson University Police Department told multiple media outlets that the assault was reported to have occurred late Friday. A woman who isn’t a student told police that a man she didn’t know sexually assaulted her at the Sigma Chi fraternity House.
She was taken to Oconee Medical Center.
The Oconee Sheriff’s Office is investigating. No one has been arrested.
University spokesman John Gouch didn’t say if any actions have been taken against the fraternity.
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