A possible hazing incident has prompted an investigation into and the suspension of a Texas A&M fraternity. According to the sheriff's office, new fraternity members, also known as pledges, were told to attend an off-campus event. At least one pledge had to receive medical care for injuries they sustained during the off-campus event, according to the sheriff's office statement. And that's where we did three, four or 500 of those," the victim said of the event, according to KPRC. In the days following the event, some pledges said they couldn't walk and said their urine turned black, KPRC reported.