ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJLA) -- The Maryland Senate Judicial Committee heard testimony Thursday from a Bowie State University student about his hazing experience as it consider a measure to impose stricter hazing penalties.
Kevin Hayes spoke in support of Sen. Jamie Raskin's anti-hazing bill that would raise the penalty for violent hazing from a $500 fine to $5,000.
Hayes filed suit last year against the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity, claiming he was beaten and humiliated when he pledged.
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