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Pennsylvania State University, Death of Tim Piazza
2 former Penn State University students sentenced in 2017 hazing death
Brendan Young and Daniel Casey were the former president and vice president of a Penn State fraternity where 19-year-old Timothy Piazza fell and later died after consuming a large amount of alcohol during a hazing event.
2 former Penn State students sentenced for roles in Timothy Piazza hazing case
Brendan Young and Daniel Casey were each sentenced to two to four months in prison for their roles in the Timothy Piazza hazing case.
Ex-Penn State frat leaders sentenced in 2017 hazing death of student
Two former fraternity leaders were sentenced for their roles in a hazing incident that led to the death of Penn State University student Timothy Piazza of Lebanon, New Jersey, in 2017.
Ex-leaders of a Penn State frat will spend time in jail for their roles in a hazing death
Brendan Young, 28, who was president of the now-defunct chapter of Beta Theta Pi in 2017, and Daniel Casey, 27, who was vice president and pledge master, were sentenced in Centre County Court to two to four months behind bars, followed by three years of probation and community service. Each will be eligible for work release.
Former Penn State students sentenced for 2017 Piazza hazing death
Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle A. Henry has announced that two former Penn State University Students were sentenced for their roles in a 2017 hazing incident. According to Henry, 28-year-old Brendan Young and 27-year-old Daniel Casey both previously pleaded guilty in July to 14 counts of hazing and a single count of
Brendan Young, Daniel Casey Sentenced For Tim Piazza's Death
The former president and vice president of a frat at Penn State have been sentenced in connection with the death of a student from New Jersey, Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry announced on Tuesday,
Ex-PSU frat leaders sentenced in 2017 hazing death of Timothy Piazza
Two former fraternity leaders were sentenced for their roles in a hazing incident that led to the death of Penn State University student Timothy Piazza of Lebanon, New Jersey, in 2017.
‘Nothing can undo the harm’ Two former PSU students sentenced in Tim Piazza case
Two former Penn State students, who were fraternity leaders, were sentenced in Centre County Court after pleading guilty to hazing charges in the death of Timothy Piazza in July, Attorney General Michelle Henry announced.
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A free speech advocacy group says Penn State University should publicly apologize to its student newspaper staff for removing ...
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