By Snejana Farberov A sorority at University of Central Florida has been suspended indefinitely in the aftermath of a hazing scandal involving forced binge drinking. Three members of the Chi Omega Greek organization on campus resigned after two freshman pledges came forward with allegations of hazing. A 19-year-old UCF student identified in a police report as Cheyanne Fannan has revealed to the authorities in a videotaped interview that sisters at Chi Omega forced her to drink rum until she blacked out. Scroll down for video New sisters: University of Central Florida freshmen Cheyanne Fannan (left) and Carlee Stetson (right), both 19, claim they were hazed while pledging to Chi Omega
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University of Central Florida freshmen Cheyanne Fannan and Carlee Stetson told police they were forced to down Dragon Berry Bacardi rum
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Fannan, 19, told police she blacked out in off-campus garden and had to be carried home
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Stetson had to call her boyfriend for help after the two were abandoned by the sisters at night in a parking lot
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Three members of Chi Omega resigned earlier this month over the allegations of hazing
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Not out of the woods: Police have concluded their probe into the incident, but the @placeholder is still investigating Chi Omega
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Not out of the woods: Police have concluded their probe into the incident, but the UCF is still investigating @placeholder
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The university has reserved the right to discipline the former sisters and punish the sorority for breaking @placeholder’s hazing, alcohol and disruptive conduct rules.