The University of Central Florida has suspended its Sigma Nu fraternity and will pursue a Title IX investigation over a recording where several members can be heard chanting about rape and promoting sexual assault. "In a video, there's a brother yelling obscenities, like 'Let's rape some [expletives], rape some sluts' and then yelling, 'Rape' over and over again," according to an incident report filed with UCF's Student Conduct Office. The reported incident occurred June 9 in one of Sigma Nu's off-campus apartments when some of the frat members returned home from a bar, according to the July 9 incident report. A woman who is not a UCF student made the recording after spending time in the off-campus fraternity apartment with her then-boyfriend, a Sigma Nu member, according to a UCF incident report obtained by The Huffington Post. The woman then turned the recording over to a UCF student, who filed a complaint with the university. "She sent me the videos because she felt that they may be able to help me in an open police case ...," the woman said, according to the incident report. Earlier this year, a UCF student told police she was sexually attacked at the off-campus Sigma Nu fraternity house last October, according to an earlier incident report. UCF has a suspect and turned the case over to the State Attorney's Office in April, university spokeswoman Courtney Gilmartin said last month. The national fraternity is investigating the recordings, Sigma Nu Executive Director Brad Beacham said in a statement Friday: 
 
 Sigma Nu officials received copies of recordings from the UCF police department. As a result of the video, the fraternity was notified of its interim suspension related to charges of sexual misconduct on July 20, according to a letter the university's Office of Student Conduct shared with HuffPost. A panel hearing will be held Thursday for the fraternity, which is charged with sexual misconduct for condoning or encouraging acts of sexual misconduct, according to a UCF letter. Based on information in UCF's student handbook, individual students involved in the video could face punishment ranging from writing a research paper to expulsion if found to be in violation of school policy.
– An incident report from the University of Central Florida says the school has suspended a fraternity after a recording surfaced of at least one member chanting offensive statements about rape, per the Orlando Sentinel. "There's a brother yelling obscenities, like 'Let's rape some [expletives], rape some sluts' and then yelling, 'Rape' over and over again," the report indicates, noting the incident took place among four frat members on June 9 after some of them got home from a bar. In the recording, said to be acquired by Knight News, a male voice can also be heard shouting, "We're gonna rape 'em, who cares." The UCF report notes that a female who doesn't attend UCF recorded the incident while in the off-campus apartment of her boyfriend, a Sigma Nu member, the Huffington Post notes. That woman then gave it to a UCF student, who filed a complaint and said, per the report, "She sent me the videos because she felt that they may be able to help me in an open police case." That case may involve that of a UCF student who says she was sexually assaulted at the Sigma Nu frat house in October, per the Sentinel. Meanwhile, the director of the frat's national HQ issued a statement Friday about the recent recording, saying, "The words used by people in the recordings are disrespectful, despicable and vile. The Fraternity and University are investigating," the Huffington Post reports. A panel hearing will be held Thursday, where the students involved and the fraternity will find out their fate: Per the UCF student handbook, individual students could face anything from having to write a paper to expulsion, while Sigma Nu itself could receive sanctions, get kicked off campus, or even have its national charter revoked, the Huffington Post notes. (Sigma Nu was the frat Jon Hamm was in when he allegedly set a pledge's pants on fire.)