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Gunshots Lead to a Suspension

July 19, 2007 08:59 AM ET | Christina Mueller | Permanent Link | Print

A Yale University fraternity member was arrested and suspended from the university after allegedly firing two rounds into the frat's ceiling, the Yale Daily News reports. The frat house where he was living also had to be evacuated after police found bomb-making materials there, in addition to two illegal assault rifles, nine firearms, ammunition, and a supply of chemicals in the student's room, according to the police. The Daily News did not report any comment from the student or his lawyer. —Christina Mueller

Tags: Connecticut | crime | Yale University | Ivy League

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