$400 fine and probation for “unlawful restraint.”

Ex-Baylor Frat President Accused of Rape Won’t Serve Any Prison Time

Jacob Anderson, the former president of Baylor University’s Phi Delta Theta fraternity accused of raping a woman at an off-campus party in 2015, will not serve any prison time. Nor will he be required to register as a sex offender. Instead, he will pay a $400 fine and receive counseling, the Waco Tribune reports, as part of a plea deal offered by the district attorney’s office. If the 24-year-old completes three years on deferred probation, he won’t even have a criminal record.

Through tears, the victim said in court that Judge Ralph Strother has “let my rapist go free.”

In March 2016, an officer told the Waco-Tribune that, according to the arrest affidavit, the woman, then a sophomore at the university, was given a drink at an off-campus frat party and “became very disoriented, was taken outside by our suspect, who is Jacob Walter Anderson, and she said when they got outside, Anderson forcibly sexually assaulted her.”
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Former McLennan County District Attorney Vic Feazell, a lawyer who represents the victim’s family, told KWTX: “As a former DA, I never, ever have seen such a sweetheart deal for a defendant like this.”

“It pays to be rich and white in McLennan County when you’re charged with a crime,” he said.