Man found drunk in sorority bathroom
Jack Willems
Issue date: 2/4/09 Section: News
Police are wondering how a man was able to enter the Epsilon chapter house of the Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity Saturday, Jan. 24, after he was found in the sorority's bathroom while intoxicated.
At 2 a.m. Saturday morning, two members of the sorority went to the bathroom and one of them realized someone was in one of the stalls, said Gary Crain, public information officer for the UAPD. A man came out of the stall and yelled "How do I get out of here?" Crain said. The two girls responded by calling the police and escorting the man out of the sorority house, Crain said. The man, Chad Remington Burns, was arrested 10 minutes later at the corner of Maple Street and Lindell Avenue, according to the police report.
Jessa Mehlhoff, president of Zeta Tau Alpha, declined to comment on the event because it is an ongoing investigation.
The police have yet to determine how Burns entered the building, Crain said. All sororities have combination locks and deadbolts, he said. Furthermore, the Zeta Tau Alpha chapter has an alarm system, and it was not set off, Crain said. This indicates that Burns did not break in, Crain said.
At 2 a.m. Saturday morning, two members of the sorority went to the bathroom and one of them realized someone was in one of the stalls, said Gary Crain, public information officer for the UAPD. A man came out of the stall and yelled "How do I get out of here?" Crain said. The two girls responded by calling the police and escorting the man out of the sorority house, Crain said. The man, Chad Remington Burns, was arrested 10 minutes later at the corner of Maple Street and Lindell Avenue, according to the police report.
Jessa Mehlhoff, president of Zeta Tau Alpha, declined to comment on the event because it is an ongoing investigation.
The police have yet to determine how Burns entered the building, Crain said. All sororities have combination locks and deadbolts, he said. Furthermore, the Zeta Tau Alpha chapter has an alarm system, and it was not set off, Crain said. This indicates that Burns did not break in, Crain said.
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