As the sex scandal that has rocked the prestigious wizard academy continues to unfold, Dumbledore, its beleaguered headmaster, announced today that he has decided to cancel the school's quiddich team's remaining season while the school investigates the allegations of rape leveled against three team members earlier this week. New details have also emerged about the alleged rape in question.

Apparently, the accuser is a muggle who went to the house where six of the team members live off-campus to perform a strip tease routine during a team party. According to the alleged victim, three of the teammates forced her into the upstairs bathroom after joking about penetrating her with the handle of a flying broom.

Inside the bathroom, she claims, one of the young wizards rendered her helpless by casting a date rape spell on her with the incantation "carnus violatum." The three then took turns having sex with her. The alleged victim was later found in a convenience store parking in a disheveled, disoriented state. When she claimed she'd been raped the police put her on one of their squad brooms and flew her to a nearby hospital where she was treated and released.

The three accused wizards are free on bail but have had their wands confiscated by the authorities. Prosecutor Michael Nifong will be handling the case in spite of allegations that he conjured up evidence previously in a similar case.