The Delta Gamma fraternity will be closing the Epsilon Pi sorority chapter at the University of Connecticut, following the death of a student, who was hit by a fire department truck in October 2016.

Last month, Patrick Callahan, Matthew Moll, Austin Custodio, Dominic Godi, Dylan Morose and Jonathan Polansky were arrested and charged with permitting a minor to illegally possess alcohol and sale or delivery to minors.

On March 20th, the fraternity announced that the UConn chapter will close, only weeks after these arrests.

Delta Gamma in a statement said that “New information found during investigation in university into an unregistered event, coupled with continuous violations over the last several years, which led the decision to close the chapter indefinitely.

19-year-old Jeffny Pally, of West Hartford was sitting on the ground with her back against a garage bay door at the UConn Public Safety Complex at 126 North Eagleville Road in Storrs on October 16th. When the fire station received a call for an emergency at around 1:15 a.m.

The bay door, where Pally was leaning against, opened as she fell back onto the ground and a fire department truck leaving the bay drove over Pally.

Where Pally was leaning against the bay door opened, as she fell back onto the ground and a fire department

The fire fighters found Pally about one and half hour later, while returning from the call.

Medical examiner’s said that Pally died because of the blunt injuries to her torso and head and classified her death as an accident.

Jeffny Pally was a sophomore majoring in allied health and aspired to be a nurse; she worked as a resident assistant and was joining a sorority.

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