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Nicholas Jurden faces drug charges after Miami University frat party.  (Photo/Oxford Police Department)

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Willison Evans faces drug charges at Miami University fraternity bust.  (Photo/Oxford Police Department)

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Fireworks lead to Miami U. drug bust

Updated: Friday, 21 Sep 2012, 8:37 PM EDT
Published : Friday, 21 Sep 2012, 8:37 PM EDT

OXFORD, Ohio (WDTN) - Six Miami University fraternity members face drug charges.

Willison Evans of Phi Kappa Tau and Nicholas Jurden of Sigma Alpha Epsilon face the most serious charges.

They stem from a fire alarm back in August that brought officers to the two houses.

Police say they found frat members firing off fireworks at each other from the third floor windows.

Officers found the drugs while they were there dealing with the antics.

A seventh frat brother faces fireworks charges.

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