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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Police have filed alcohol-related charges against a suspended Penn State fraternity after a student suspected of drinking there was found unconscious and hospitalized.
The Centre Daily Times reports two misdemeanor counts of selling and furnishing liquor to a minor were filed against Delta Tau Delta on Monday.
State College police found the 18-year-old male student unconscious but breathing on a street on Sept. 28. He also had a cut on his leg from trying to jump a fence. Police say the student told officers he was drinking at the fraternity. The university suspended the fraternity in October.
The fraternity's national headquarters said in a statement that the chapter had appealed the suspension. It said the reported events "do not reflect the fraternity's best practices and expectations of our student members."
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