100 Students Arrested - which fraternity is involved?

[Braindea]

Wanted to cite your comment and make my own: Ciaccio was apparently a known gang-member from a Pomona gang, who came into (could one say, infiltrated) Theta Chi - for his purposes. In these days of "no hazing, no interviews, accept everybody, no discrimination, no friggin judgement on anybody" - could this not be unreasonably forseen? The Greek System, in some circumstances might be seen as ripe-for-the-taking by bad-actors. I'm not sure we've seen this before, but it will certainly be something we need to look for in the future. Just my opinion.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by Braindea

Wanted to cite your comment and make my own: Ciaccio was apparently a known gang-member from a Pomona gang, who came into (could one say, infiltrated) Theta Chi - for his purposes. In these days of "no hazing, no interviews, accept everybody, no discrimination, no friggin judgement on anybody" - could this not be unreasonably forseen? The Greek System, in some circumstances might be seen as ripe-for-the-taking by bad-actors. I'm not sure we've seen this before, but it will certainly be something we need to look for in the future. Just my opinion.

Are you suggesting that back in the "good old days" of hazing, interviews, and discrimination that there were no fraternity brothers dealing drugs?

Gang member or not, rumor at this point, he was a student, an honors student, meaning that by someone's standard he was above average. The idea that he "infiltrated" a fraternity for the sole purpose of selling drugs suggests a level of idiocy among the brothers . Because you know, accepting drug dealers is a result of political correctness, HQ probably sent out a memo.

[idkk]

Originally Posted by Braindea

Wanted to cite your comment and make my own: Ciaccio was apparently a known gang-member from a Pomona gang, who came into (could one say, infiltrated) Theta Chi - for his purposes.

Ciaccio was not the gang member from Pomona that was Castaneda (the 36 year old man)....

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by Braindea

Wanted to cite your comment and make my own: Ciaccio was apparently a known gang-member from a Pomona gang, who came into (could one say, infiltrated) Theta Chi - for his purposes. In these days of "no hazing, no interviews, accept everybody, no discrimination, no friggin judgement on anybody" - could this not be unreasonably forseen? The Greek System, in some circumstances might be seen as ripe-for-the-taking by bad-actors. I'm not sure we've seen this before, but it will certainly be something we need to look for in the future. Just my opinion.

Seems as if in another posting you stated that you were a Theta Chi from this chapter.
Where you there when he rushed?
And as pointed out, you ID the wrong person as the main dealer.
Edit: Gang Member.
And unless we start doing back-ground checks, not sure how your comments about pledging have much to do with this case at all.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by jon1856

And as pointed out, you ID the wrong person as the main dealer.

No, idkk was saying that the gang member from Pomona was Castaneda, not Ciaccio. idkk did NOT say that Ciaccio was not the main drug dealer....simply that he was not a gang member.

Which I'm inclined to agree. I don't think a 36 year old gang member would be a very effective main dealer at a college...everyone would think he was a narc.

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by 33girl

No, idkk was saying that the gang member from Pomona was Castaneda, not Ciaccio. idkk did NOT say that Ciaccio was not the main drug dealer....simply that he was not a gang member.

Which I'm inclined to agree. I don't think a 36 year old gang member would be a very effective main dealer at a college...everyone would think he was a narc.

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