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Person Of Interest Identified In Sexual Assault At University Of Chicago Frat House

The university issued a community alert saying the person is not a student or affiliated with the university but is banned from campus.

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A person of interest in a reported sexual assault at a University of Illinois frat house has now been identified by way of witness statements and video evidence, all of which has been shared with the Chicago Police Department, the university said.
A person of interest in a reported sexual assault at a University of Illinois frat house has now been identified by way of witness statements and video evidence, all of which has been shared with the Chicago Police Department, the university said. (CBS Chicago)

By Adam Harrington, CBS Chicago

The University of Chicago announced Wednesday morning that it has identified a person of interest in a sexual assault at a fraternity house this past weekend.

The university issued a community alert saying the person is not a student or affiliated with the university, but has been banned from campus.

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In an earlier campus alert, the University of Chicago said at 1:50 a.m. Sunday, a woman who was not affiliated with the university was sexually assaulted during a party at the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity house at 5625 S. University Ave., across the street from the west side of UChicago's Main Quad in Hyde Park.

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