Marquez Christopher Pinder

Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity denied current membership ties to three suspects arrested in a Sweetwater hazing incident that left two victims with severe injuries. The suspects, charged with attempted manslaughter and hazing with a weapon, allegedly beat the victims during an initiation ritual involving paddles and canes.

A US Secret Service agent and two others were arrested in Miami for alleged prolonged hazing involving beatings with canes and paddles that caused severe injuries to two pledges. The incident, part of a fraternity hazing ritual in April, resulted in hospitalizations.

A United States Secret Service employee, Marquez Christopher Pinder, faces charges including attempted manslaughter and hazing following an alleged fraternity ritual in Sweetwater. He was placed on leave and granted a $75,000 bond after a court ordered him to avoid contact with two victims, a University of Miami law student and a Miami-Dade Fire Rescue employee.

A Secret Service agent, Marquez Christopher Pinder, is among three men charged in a Miami-Dade County fraternity hazing investigation. Authorities allege the suspects engaged in prolonged beatings with canes and paddles tied to fraternity initiation rituals, resulting in hospitalization and charges including attempted manslaughter and hazing with a deadly weapon.

Three men, including a Secret Service employee, were arrested in Sweetwater for a fraternity hazing incident that caused a victim's kidney failure and required surgery. They were charged with attempted manslaughter, aggravated battery, and hazing. The incident occurred in April near Florida International University.

Three men were arrested in Miami-Dade for alleged fraternity hazing involving prolonged beatings with canes and paddles, resulting in hospitalized victims. They face charges including attempted manslaughter, aggravated battery, and hazing with a deadly weapon.