Former Frat Member Gets 1 Day in Jail for Plea Deal in Rape Case

A former Indiana University student will serve one year probation – having served one day in jail – after accepting a plea deal Thursday in two rape cases against him, Fox59, WISH and the New York Daily News report.

John Enochs pleaded guilty to battery with moderate bodily injury, as a Class A misdemeanor, having previously been accused of rape in two separate incidents, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.

The two previous rape charges were withdrawn, with the new charge amended, according to court records.

Some on social media were quick to criticize the deal as the result of broader prejudice in the justice system – even linking Enochs’ plea to the controversial six-month sentence handed down for former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner.

“Now we know the truth. White men don’t get punished for raping women,” one Twitter user wrote.

Another wrote, “White male privilege must be nice.”

It was not immediately clear what led to the plea deal, and PEOPLE was not able to reach either Enochs’ attorney or the Monroe County Prosecutor’s Office for comment.

The victim in the April 2015 incident has alleged that Enochs attacked her at the DeltaTau Delta house, according to Fox59, citing court documents.

According to Fox59, the second rape allegation, from 2013, was brought forward during the police investigation into the 2015 incident. The victim in that case repotedly agreed to help investigators, and Enochs was later arrested based off of DNA evidence and witness statements, according to documents obtained by Fox59.

Indiana University has previously said Enochs is no longer enrolled at the university and did not graduate.

This article originally appeared on People.com