Three South Florida men, including a U.S. Secret Service employee, are facing felony charges after authorities said an alleged fraternity hazing ritual left two men with life-threatening injuries that required extensive medical treatment, according to investigators.
The July 26 arrests stem from what investigators described as a multi-day initiation connected to Kappa Alpha Psi that unfolded over four days in early April at locations in Sweetwater and southwest Miami-Dade County.
Authorities said one victim, a University of Miami law student, suffered severe kidney damage that required surgery and skin grafts, while a second victim, a Miami-Dade Fire Rescue employee, also sustained serious injuries that prosecutors said could have been fatal without emergency medical care.
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Three Men Arrested
As reported by WSVN, authorities identified the suspects as Marquez Christopher Pinder, 29, Jared Lamar James, 26, and Elijah Delano Dyous, 29. All three have been charged with attempted manslaughter, aggravated battery with a weapon and hazing with a weapon…