Police: Phi Gamma Delta prank left W. Virginia student bound in trunk
Source: CBS News
By/ Crimesider Staff/ CBS News/ November 9, 2015, 5:37 AM
Police: Phi Gamma Delta prank left W. Virginia student bound in trunk
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -- Police filed charges against several West Virginia University students in connection with what they say was a fraternity prank that involved beating and stuffing someone in a car trunk bound with duct tape, reports CBS Pittsburgh.
Police were called around 11:30 a.m. last Wednesday after witnesses reported someone being beaten and put into a vehicle. They found 21-year-old Christopher Grace of Arlington, Virginia, bound with duct tape in the trunk.
Several other young men were trying to get away in a Nissan Altima with cuts and scrapes on their hands and knees, police said. After taking them into custody, police determined the incident was part of a Phi Gamma Delta fraternity prank, the station reports.
Seven people, ranging in ages from 18 to 21, were charged with disorderly conduct. They are: Luke Russillo, 18, and Joseph Russillo, 18, both from Delaware; Chadwick Miller, 18, of New Jersey; Matthew Kinker, 19, of Illinois; Tyler Audette, 18, of New York; Austin Harpin, of Massachusetts; and Cody Heffelinger, 18, of Pennsylvania, according to the station.
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"Prank."
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it is called a "prank" or "mischief" by the media and often by LOE. When black children commit a crime... well need I say more? 
They get killed for just "being", let alone what happens if they commit any crime.
