the fraternity's name was operating on campus. He also asked for a list of the students allegedly involved in the rogue chapter at Lafayette to bounce off a national database of former and current members.

"No one there has any association with our fraternity," Rosenberg said, adding that the fraternity's lawyers sent Weiss a letter asking him to stop associating KDR with Glenn's death.

Rosenberg also said he supports Lafayette's policy to bar unrecognized organizations. He said no unrecognized group should be using his fraternity's name.

"They are using our trademarks in an illegal manner," Rosenberg said. "We would take action in collaboration with the school."

Easton police Lt. Matthew Gerould said the department's investigation of Glenn's death led to evidence that Glenn had been provided alcohol by individuals that were "formerlyLegislators and activists spoke Thursday night at the Marjorie Luke Theatre on gun violence in America and what can be done to address the “profit-driven crisis” causing mass shootings, domestic violence, suicide and accidents across America.

The panel discussion, which followed a screening of the film “Making a Killing: Guns, Greed, and the NRA,” included the film’s director, Robert Greenwald; State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson; Assemblymember Das Williams; Mayor Helene Schneider; Toni Wellen, chairwoman of the SB Coalition Against Gun Violence; and Bob Weiss, father of UCSB student Veronica Weiss who was killed in the Isla Vista mass murder in May 2014. The film, which brought many members of the audience to tears, was released on March 15 by Brave New Films and has since been screened at over 500