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WVU Police Issue Campus Warning in Morgantown After Anonymous Hazing Complaints at Two Fraternity Locations Trigger Active Criminal Investigations

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The university said students can report hazing anonymously as lawmakers and prevention experts stress the problem is still hard to stop.

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West Virginia University Police Warn After Anonymous Hazing Reports at Two Campus Fraternity Sites and Open Investigation Into Allegations Involving Student Safety