Man sentenced for fraternity water prank
DALLAS - A DeSoto man has been sentenced to six months in jail and 10 years of probation for his role in a fraternity initiation that sent a pledge into a coma.
Raymond Lee, 28, was sentenced Monday after he was convicted of aggravated assault for an off-campus incident in which fraternity pledges at Southern Methodist University were forced to drink large amounts of water.
Braylon Curry, a pledge with Alpha Phi Alpha, went into a coma after he was forced to drink the water. He later recovered and now attends Howard University.
Lee, the first of eight men to go to trial for the 2003 incident, was also fined $10,000.
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