University of North Carolina at Charlotte Teen Accused of Filming Sexual Encounter Without Consent Charged for Distributing Video to Fraternity Members
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A teenager is now facing multiple serious charges after he allegedly recorded a sexual encounter with a University of North Carolina at Charlotte student without obtaining her consent. Following the act, he purportedly distributed the videos to members of a fraternity.
Police reports indicate that Alexander Michael Evanoff, a 19-year-old, allegedly filmed an explicit video during the encounter without the woman’s consent.
Authorities claim that he subsequently sent the video to a group chat that included 32 members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Law enforcement officials report that Evanoff confessed to recording the video without the woman’s approval and acknowledged sending it to the fraternity group chat.
Reports state that the woman confronted Evanoff, inquiring whether sending the video made him feel “cool.” Allegedly, he responded affirmatively and later apologized for his actions.
Evanoff was taken into custody on Monday and charged with one count of disclosing private images and two counts of felony secret peeping. He was released the following day after posting a $10,000 bond.
While the woman involved is a student at UNCC, the university has clarified that Evanoff is not affiliated with the institution. The nature of his connection to the university remains unclear. A spokesperson for UNCC described the alleged behavior as “reprehensible.”
Fraternities across the nation are under heightened scrutiny following the filing of a lawsuit by Jane Doe against seven individuals associated with Cornell’s Chi Phi chapter.
We have attempted to reach out to Evanoff’s attorney for a statement, but have not yet received a response.









