A former Indiana University student will only serve one year’s probation, pleading guilty to misdemeanor battery after initially being charged with rape. 
 
 John Enochs, from suburban Chicago, was charged last September with raping two women, with one alleged attack occurring at the Bloomington school's Delta Tau Delta fraternity house. 
 
 The victim told authorities that in April 2015 she had been held down by an attacker as she repeatedly told him to stop. 
 
 She suffered a laceration to her genitals. 
 
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 Prosecutors also brought charges for another alleged victim who said she was attacked by Enochs in similar case in 2013, according to WXIN. 
 
 Authorities said that DNA taken from the second victim after the attack matched Enochs. 
 
 Rape is a level 3 felony in Indiana, and can carry up to 16 years in prison upon conviction. 
 
 It was not immediately clear what prompted prosecutors to settle for a probationary sentence, dropping the rape charges as Enochs pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery. 
 
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 One of the alleged attacks occurred at the Delta Tau Delta house at Indiana University Bloomington. (Fox 59 News) 
 
 The decision comes after the sentence given to former Stanford student Brock Turner for sexual assault drew international attention for its leniency and his supporters placing the blame on drinking. Turner is expected to spend three months in jail 
 
 Court records seen by WXIN say that Enochs spent one day in jail. 
 
 Social media sounded off with racially charged outrage on the light punishment, many seeing similarities between Turner and Enochs' cases. 
 
 "Why are all these men getting a slap on the wrist for rape!!! It's sick I don't get it," Facebook user Juleon H. Dove fumed. 
 
 "#John Enochs only spent one day in jail. White privilege must be a wonderful thing!" quipped Twitter user Alina. 
 
 Enochs' LinkedIn page shows that he was scheduled to graduate this year, though a university spokesman said when he was charged that Enochs is no longer a student at the school. 
 
 Indiana University Bloomington has faced criticism for the way it has handled sexual assault cases on campus, and Department of Education data from earlier this month says that it currently has three open Title IX complaints against it. 
 
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 BLOOMINGTON, Ind.– A former Indiana University student who was charged in connection with two rape cases in September 2015 accepted a plea deal and was sentenced Thursday. 
 
 John Enochs will serve one year of probation after accepting a plea deal. He agreed to plead guilty to battery with moderate bodily injury (class A misdemeanor) and his two rape charges were dismissed. Court records show he spent one day in jail. 
 
 The most recent incident reportedly occurred in April 2015. 
 
 According to court documents, the victim told police she’d been raped at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house, but didn’t know her alleged attacker. She said she repeatedly told him to stop, but he held her down. Eventually she was able to leave the room and get away. 
 
 Police said security video showed Enochs entering the room with the victim. She left after about 24 minutes. Health officials determined she suffered a laceration to her genitals. 
 
 While investigating that report, police found a similar case from 2013. The victim in that case agreed to help investigators, and Enochs was later arrested based off of DNA evidence and witness statements. ||||| Please enable Javascript to watch this video 
 
 UPDATE (June 24, 2016)-- John Enochs pleaded guilty to battery with moderate bodily injury and was sentenced to one year of probation. 
 
 Original story: 
 
 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (Sept. 15, 2015)-- A former Indiana University student has been charged with two counts of rape after an assault was reported at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house in April. 
 
 John Phillip Enochs, 21, surrendered to police after a warrant was issued for his arrest. 
 
 Court documents show that the victim told police she'd been raped at the fraternity house, but didn't know her alleged attacker. She said she repeatedly told him to stop, but he held her down. Eventually she was able to leave the room and get away. 
 
 Police recovered security video from the fraternity, which they say shows Enochs entering a room with the woman. About 24 minutes later, she left. 
 
 Health officials determined she suffered a laceration to her genitals. 
 
 During their investigation, police found a similar case from 2013. The victim in that case was contacted and agreed to help with the investigation. 
 
 DNA evidence, witness statements and identification from victims gave investigators enough cause to charge Enochs with two counts of rape. ||||| Related Coverage Former IU student accused in two rape cases 
 
 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (WISH) — A former IU student accused of raping two women at an IU frat house has been sentenced. 
 
 John Enochs plead guilty to battery with moderate bodily injury. 
 
 He took a plea deal and will receive a one year probation and one day in jail. 
 
 Enochs was accused of raping two women at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house. 
 
 The most recent incident happened in April 2015. According to the probable cause affidavit, the victim, who told police she had been drinking before the assault, said she was in the courtyard of the fraternity house with her friends when she went inside for the bathroom. The victim told police the next thing she remembered was being in a private room, naked, with an unknown man, having sex.
– A former Indiana University student charged with raping two women will get off with a year of probation and one day in jail, WXIN reports. John Enochs took a plea deal and was sentenced Thursday, pleading guilty to misdemeanor battery. According to the New York Daily News, it's unclear why prosecutors decided to drop the rape charges—felonies punishable by up to 16 years in prison—against Enochs. But that didn't stop the sentence from immediately being compared to the infamously lenient one issued against Stanford swimmer Brock Turner earlier this month. A woman says she was at an April 2015 party at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity when she went inside to use the restroom, WISH reports. She says the next thing she remembers is being naked and alone with an unknown man having sex with her. She says she told him to stop multiple times, but he wouldn't. She suffered a laceration to her genitals in the attack. Authorities say security video showed Enochs enter the room with the victim and leave 24 minutes later. Police found a similar case from 2013, and that victim agreed to work with authorities; DNA evidence, eyewitness statements, and IDs from the women led in September to the two rape charges against Enochs. Indiana University has been criticized for how it handles sexual assaults on campus and currently has three Title IX complaints against it. (Some Aussie cadets claim they were forced to rape each other.)