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Source: The Lantern

The Ohio Theta Chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon of Ohio State University on Indianola Ave. on Monday. Credit: Michael Goulet | Campus Photo Editor. Ohio State’s chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon is on interim suspension after a recorded incident circulated among students showing two individuals, related to the chapter, on fire. A new and longer video posted by NBC-affiliate NBC4 shows the two people who were seen on fire in previous videos lying on the ground with their clothes already burning before they began to wrestle each other. GRAPHIC VIDEO WARNING: The new video angle posted by NBC showing two individuals lying down, already on fire, before tackling each other One person can be seen lying on the ground with his pants engulfed in flames with his hands behind his head. As this is occurring, the other person who is later seen on fire, is also laying on the ground with someone crouched down next to him. The two get up and tackle each other, as surrounding people cheer.

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