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Judge sentences NAU fraternity leader to 60 days in jail for pledge's fatal hazing
crime-and-courts12 days ago

Judge sentences NAU fraternity leader to 60 days in jail for pledge's fatal hazing

Carter Eslick, a former pledge master at Northern Arizona University, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and three years of probation for his role in the January 2026 death of 18-year-old Colin Daniel Martinez. Martinez died of acute alcohol toxicity with a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.425%, more than five times the legal limit. Eslick pleaded guilty to a felony hazing charge after organizing a drinking game at an off-campus house. The judge emphasized that no one intervened to save Martinez, while the victim's family sought reform in Greek life rather than maximum prison time.

via ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos|
#alcohol-poisoning#arizona-courts#crime-and-courts
NAU Fraternity Leader Sentenced to 60 Days for Fatal Hazing Incident
crime-and-courts12 days ago

NAU Fraternity Leader Sentenced to 60 Days for Fatal Hazing Incident

Carter Eslick, a former pledge master at Northern Arizona University, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and three years of probation for his role in the January 2026 death of 18-year-old Colin Daniel Martinez. Martinez died of acute alcohol toxicity with a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.425% after participating in a hazing drinking game at an off-campus house. Eslick pleaded guilty to a felony hazing charge, acknowledging his responsibility for providing the alcohol and rules for the event. The victim's family sought reform rather than maximum prison time, while the judge emphasized the failure of bystanders to intervene. The national fraternity organization closed the NAU chapter following the incident.

via Fox News|
#alcohol-poisoning#arizona-law#crime-and-courts
NAU Fraternity Leader Sentenced to Jail for Role in Pledge's Fatal Hazing
crime12 days ago

NAU Fraternity Leader Sentenced to Jail for Role in Pledge's Fatal Hazing

Carter Eslick, a former pledge master at Northern Arizona University, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and three years of probation for his role in the January 2026 death of 18-year-old Colin Daniel Martinez. Martinez died of acute alcohol toxicity with a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.425%, more than five times the legal limit. Eslick pleaded guilty to a felony hazing charge after organizing a drinking game at an off-campus house during a recruitment event. The victim's family sought reform rather than maximum prison time, while the judge emphasized the failure of bystanders to intervene.

via CBS News|
#alcohol-poisoning#crime#delta-tau-delta
NAU Fraternity Leader Sentenced to Jail for Role in Pledge's Fatal Hazing
crime12 days ago

NAU Fraternity Leader Sentenced to Jail for Role in Pledge's Fatal Hazing

Carter Eslick, a former pledge master at Northern Arizona University, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and three years of probation for his role in the January 2026 death of 18-year-old Colin Daniel Martinez. Martinez died of alcohol poisoning at an off-campus Delta Tau Delta house during a recruitment event. Eslick pleaded guilty to a felony hazing charge after organizing a drinking game that resulted in the pledges consuming approximately 3.5 liters of vodka. The victim's family sought reform over maximum prison time, while the judge emphasized the failure of bystanders to intervene. The national fraternity organization closed the NAU chapter following the incident.

via AP News|
#alcohol-poisoning#college-safety#crime
Arizona Fraternity Leader Sentenced to 60 Days in Jail for Role in Pledge's Fatal Hazing
us-news12 days ago

Arizona Fraternity Leader Sentenced to 60 Days in Jail for Role in Pledge's Fatal Hazing

Carter Eslick, a former pledge master at Northern Arizona University’s Delta Tau Delta chapter, was sentenced to 60 days in jail and three years of probation for his role in the January 31, 2026, death of 18-year-old Colin Daniel Martinez. Martinez died of acute alcohol toxicity with a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.425%, more than five times the legal limit. Eslick pleaded guilty to a felony hazing charge after organizing a drinking game at an off-campus house during a recruitment event. While the university suspended the chapter and the national organization closed it, Eslick’s sentence included deferred jail time contingent on completing 305 anti-hazing presentations. The victim’s family sought reform rather than maximum prison time, while the judge emphasized the failure of bystanders to intervene.

via NBC News|
#alcohol-poisoning#colin-daniel-martinez#delta-tau-delta
Methanol Poisoning Crisis in Laos: Rising Death Toll and Safety Concerns
health-and-safety1 year ago

Methanol Poisoning Crisis in Laos: Rising Death Toll and Safety Concerns

A recent outbreak of methanol poisoning in Vang Vieng, Laos, has resulted in the deaths of six tourists, prompting international warnings about the dangers of tainted alcohol. Methanol, a toxic industrial alcohol, can be lethal in small amounts and is sometimes used in drinks due to its low cost. The U.S., U.K., and Australia have issued travel advisories, urging tourists to purchase alcohol only from licensed vendors and to be vigilant for signs of tampering. Methanol poisoning can mimic regular intoxication but leads to severe symptoms and requires immediate medical attention.

via NPR|
#alcohol-poisoning#health-and-safety#laos
"Rising Drug and Alcohol Poisoning Deaths Linked to Homelessness"
health2 years ago

"Rising Drug and Alcohol Poisoning Deaths Linked to Homelessness"

A study from the University of Georgia suggests that reducing homelessness by 25% could save thousands of lives lost to drug and alcohol poisoning, with almost 2,000 lives potentially saved from opioid overdoses alone. The researchers found a causal link between increased homelessness and higher overdose deaths, emphasizing the need to address housing insecurity to curb the growing fatalities. The pandemic-induced rise in homelessness is likely contributing to an increase in accidental drug and alcohol deaths, highlighting the urgency of tackling homelessness to combat the opioid epidemic. The study recommends a housing-first approach and pragmatic policies to invest in those in need of help.

via University of Georgia|
#alcohol-poisoning#drug-overdose#health
Methanol-laced cider claims 18 lives in Russia.
health3 years ago

Methanol-laced cider claims 18 lives in Russia.

At least 18 people have died and dozens more have fallen ill after drinking adulterated cider in western Russia's Ulyanovsk region. The cider contained lethal amounts of methanol, also known as methyl alcohol or wood alcohol, and is much more toxic than the ethanol found in regular alcoholic drinks. Authorities detained one person on suspicion of causing death through negligence and ordered the affected goods to be removed from sale. The consumption of homemade alcohol remains a problem in Russia despite tightened controls on the production and sale of alcohol after previous incidents of alcohol poisoning.

via Daily Mail|
#adulterated-cider#alcohol-poisoning#deaths