Good god, we'd all be on death row right now if this kind of shit got prosecuted when we were in school...  Students arrested for burglary  Published on Tuesday, October 9, 2001 Sarah Bahari  Kansas State Collegian   Members of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity were arrested early Sunday morning for illegally entering the Pi Beta Phi sorority house and stealing three undergarments.Brandon Converse, 19; Shane Frownfelter,18; Allan Sheahan, 19; Curtis Mick, 19; and Kevin Hudson, 18 were arrested for aggravated burglary.
They all were released on $5,000 bonds, except for Hudson, who also was arrested for DUI.
His bond was $5,500.Police responded to the scene at approximately 5 a.m. Sunday after one of the women called to report the disturbance.
The three men had already fled the scene.
One woman described the vehicle to the police, who tracked it down.The undergarments, which were worth a total $50, were recovered.President of ATO Lance Jones said the houses had been involved in a series of pranks against each other.
"We're doing our best to make sure this won't happen again," Jones said.

Panty raid leads to burglary charges
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The three men had already fled the scene.
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"We're doing our best to make sure this won't happen again," Jones said.
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