Delta Chi Confirms Members Were Involved In Fatal Shooting At Northern Arizona University

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Delta Chi international headquarters have confirmed that members of its Northern Arizona University chapter were involved in a shooting earlier this morning that killed one person and wounded three others. According to police, shortly after 1 a.m. this morning, two separate student groups got into a confrontation in a parking lot outside Mountain View Hall dormitory. It turned physical, and 18-year-old freshman Steven Jones pulled out and used a handgun on four students. Jones was taken into custody by authorities without conflict.

Names of the victims have yet to be released by school officials, but it seems evident they were connected with Delta Chi.

Back in 2011, the NAU Delta Chi house was peppered by a drive-by shooting, but with no injuries. The Arizona Daily Star has also reported that “two other recent firearm-related assaults at the fraternity are also believed to be connected to drug sales there.”

Regardless of what may or may not have been the motive behind this mornings shooting, our thoughts are with Delta Chi and the NAU community.

[via The Washington Post]

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  1. Forever Unclean

    I heard the shooter was a Sigma Chi pledge and the kid who passed was a Dchi pledge. Pretty shitty situation if kids have to shoot to solve fights. Thoughts and prayers to my brothers in Flagstaff. ITB.

    10 years ago at 11:10 am
    1. RoguePhi

      Aside from the fact that you’re a complete piece of shit, it’s NAU, not UNA. Show some god damn respect

      10 years ago at 2:38 pm
  2. PSKest

    As a NAU senior in another fraternity, it amazes me how close this greek community is. We will always have your back Delta Chi.

    10 years ago at 11:50 pm
  3. TFM_RAPIST

    It’s shit like this that keeps giving fuel to the liberal fire of gun control and makes fraternities look bad. A fucking pledge rivalry? Are you kidding me? Quit fucking this up for everyone else

    10 years ago at 5:51 am