Kappa Sigma terminates chapter after TV almost hits woman
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The national Kappa Sigma fraternity has terminated its University of Wisconsin-Madison chapter's charter after people pushed a television off the chapter's balcony and nearly hit a woman.
Police believe the incident took place sometime this past weekend. Instagram videos show people pushing a cathode-ray television set off Kappa Sigma's Madison fraternity house's balcony while a crowd looks on from the ground. The television plunges to earth and barely misses a woman walking beneath it. The crowd cheers and begins stomping on the wrecked TV.
UW-Madison officials announced Thursday that the national fraternity had terminated the Madison chapter's charter on Tuesday.