Rape Reported At Johns Hopkins Frat House
BALTIMORE (AP/WJZ) -- Baltimore police are investigating a rape reported at a Johns Hopkins University off-campus fraternity house.
Detective Ruganzu Howard says police responded early Sunday to a report of a sexual assault at Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house in the 2900 block of St. Paul Street. He says detectives are investigating a rape, but refused to release the incident report, saying that doing so would compromise the integrity of the investigation.
Hopkins officials said in an email sent to students on Sunday that the victim is not a student.
"The alleged victim, who is not a Johns Hopkins student, was attending a party at the house. She reportedly was assaulted by two individuals. Preliminary reports are that the individuals are not known to have an affiliation with the university," the university said in an email to students.
Hopkins has barred the fraternity from holding any activities.
Hopkins has been under federal investigation for its handling of sexual assault complaints.
If you have any information that might be pertinent to the investigation, please call Baltimore police at 410-396-2076. You may also call university security at 410-516-4600; they will put you in touch with police
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