Wells Fargo has reportedly fired one of the Cornell University students accused of raping an intoxicated woman in 2024. Diego Sarabia had been employed at the bank’s Charlotte, North Carolina branch since 2022. He is one of the seven Cornell University alums accused of raping the woman at a fraternity house on campus two years ago.
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Sarabia has lost his job as New York prosecutors reopened their investigation of the 2024 incident, according to a TMZ report. The woman said she reported the incident to Cornell University Police on November 8, 2024.
She became completely incapacitated while frat members were sexually assaulting her, the lawsuit alleges. In her lawsuit, she alleged that Diego Sarabia, along with six other fraternity members, raped her while she tried to hide under the covers. New York state prosecutors have reopened an investigation into the alleged 2024 gang rape at a Cornell University fraternity house, a district attorney confirmed on Monday, after a civil lawsuit filed this month by the alleged victim sparked renewed outrage. The victim, identified only by the pseudonym Jane Doe, filed a civil lawsuit on September 16, saying she was sexually assaulted at the Chi Phi fraternity house on the Ivy League campus in October 2024 after being pressured into snorting ketamine, smoking marijuana and drinking alcohol.
