Police Not Prosecuting UF Frat Members In Harassment Of Vets
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PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (CBSMiami/AP) — A group of University of Florida frat members will not be prosecuted after being accused of harassing a group of disabled military veterans.
Police in Panama City Beach say they closed the investigations Tuesday because they couldn't identify the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity members who allegedly hurled drunken insults and spat at the disabled veterans. The veterans had been attending a Wounded Warrior retreat at the resort.
Fraternity members from the University of Florida and Emory University were attending spring formals there at the time.
The fraternity members were initially accused of simple battery, petit theft, criminal mischief and launching a deadly missile.
The University of Florida closed its Zeta Beta Tau chapter after the allegations arose.
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