Three fraternity leaders at an Arizona college are facing hazing charges after a pledge candidate died following a rush event on Friday night, police said.
The fraternity initially discovered the vandalism when they went to the roof after noticing the Israeli flag they had up there was gone.
The settlement stems from a lawsuit the Foltzes brought against the university last year, alleging their 20-year-old son was subjected to heinous acts of hazing by the Pi Kappa Alpha International Fraternity.
Armand Runte, 19, was severely injured nine months ago while pledging Theta Chi at the campus in New Brunswick.
Two men are in custody in connection with a mass shooting at a Louisiana fraternity house that left nearly a dozen people injured, police said.
In the lawsuit, Cory and Shari Foltz alleged that their 20-year-old son was subjected to heinous acts of hazing by the Pi Kappa Alpha International Fraternity.