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LSU TKE Hazing in Baton Rouge: What Happened and What Your Rights Are If you are reading this page, you already know what happened on October 9, 2025. You know that active members of the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity — the Beta-Phi Chapter at Louisiana State University — struck pledges at two separate off-campus locations in Baton Rouge. You may be one of the pledges who was hit. You may be a parent who just learned your son came home with bruises he would not explain. You may be a witness who saw what happened and is trying to decide whether coming forward is loyalty or betrayal. We need to talk to you before the fraternity finishes the conversation it is already having with itself. Three TKE members — Logan Greneaux, 20, Brody Tanner, 19, and Thomas Lavergne, 22 — have been cited by LSU police for principal to criminal hazing and simple battery. They were issued summons, not booked into jail, because the charges are misdemeanors. More arrests may follow. The fraternity released a statement saying it “proactively self-reported” and does “not condone violence of any kind.” That statement is not an apology. It is a legal strategy, and…