Summary
Ohio State University temporarily suspended the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity while the university and police investigate a video that appears to show two men catching fire. The university said the men are receiving medical care, and Columbus police said the incident appears to have happened Saturday.Key Facts
- Ohio State placed Sigma Alpha Epsilon on interim suspension during its investigation.
- The video circulating online appears to show one man whose sweatpants are on fire tackling another man, whose clothes then catch fire.
- The two men roll on the ground and remove clothing as onlookers intervene.
- University spokesperson Benjamin Johnson said the matter was referred to university and Columbus police.
- Columbus police said they received no calls for service at the location and learned of the video after a report Sunday evening.
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon CEO Steve Mitchell said the fraternity is investigating and will take action based on the findings.
- More than 62,000 students attend Ohio State's Columbus campus.
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