A Penn State fraternity has been suspended for sharing offensive pictures . According to police , several members of the Kappa Delta Rho fraternity posted photos to a secret Facebook page that showed mostly nude women who were 'sleeping or passed out , ' drug sales and hazing rituals . Authorities were able to obtain some of the photos with a search warrant , but by the time they arrived at the fraternity house all of the computers had been wiped clean . Scroll down for video . Members of Penn State 's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity ( above ) posted photos to a Facebook page that showed mostly nude women who were 'passed out ' The Daily Collegian reports that the page had about 144 members , which included current students and past alumni . The first page , called Covert Business Transactions , was shut down after a female saw the page on a computer at the fraternity when one of the members left his computer on , and realized there was a topless photo of her that had been posted . She threatened the men , though unknown to her the page was moved to a new group , this one called 2.0 . A former member who was invited to join gave police his account so they could gather evidence , and from this they were able to get 20 photos posted , that should nude photos and drugs including 'marijuana , edibles , concentrates , attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder medication and some cocaine . ' He said in a statement to authorities ; 'This is the type of stuff that happens at KDR . ' Now , the fraternity has been shut down while it is being investigated by law enforcement . 'In response to the discovery of the two Facebook pages allegedly hosted by Kappa Delta Rho , the chapter was immediately placed on full chapter suspension by Penn State ’ s Interfraternity Council , ' the IFC said in a statement . 'Upon completion of all investigation into this matter , Kappa Delta Rho will be summoned by the IFC to undergo a conduct review session . ' Police are now going through the photos they obtained and trying to identify the victims , though no arrests have been made at this time . 'The evidence offered by the Facebook postings is appalling , offensive and inconsistent with the university community 's values and expectations , ' Damon Sims , Penn State 's vice president for student affairs , said in a news release . Joseph S. Rosenberg , executive director of Kappa Delta Rho , said in a statement ; 'Kappa Delta Rho stands for the values of contributing to our campus and broader communities , enhancing the character of our members , and respecting the rights of all who interact with our fraternity through any of our chapters . 'Upon learning from officials at Penn State that the KDR chapter at the university had been placed on full chapter suspension , our national leadership immediately examined the facts available to us at this time . In accordance with that review , we have placed the chapter on suspension for the remainder of this semester and we are conducting a full membership review and reorganization . 'We have informed the appropriate agencies and the university ’ s investigation and disciplinary process . Upon the completion of that investigation , we will evaluate these further findings and make a decision regarding the Penn State chapter that is appropriate for all parties . 'The national leadership of Kappa Delta Rho is committed to hold our brothers accountable for their actions . We embrace the principle of respect for all persons and we will adhere to that principle in this matter . '
Members of Penn State 's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity posted photos to a Facebook page that showed mostly nude women who were 'passed out ' They also posted photos of drug sales and hazing rituals to the secret Facebook page that had 150 members , including students and alumni . The group was shut down by university officials after it became known about their activities on campus.