Two more suspects have been arrested in connection with the death of South University and A& M student during an alleged incident with hatred, police said on Tuesday.
Caleb Wilson, a 20-year-old junior at Baton Rouge College, Louisiana, died after an incident outside the campus last month, school officials said.
Wilson collapsed after being hit in the chest repeatedly as he promised a brotherhood, according to Batton Rouge police chief TJ Morse.
A group of men released him unanswered at a local hospital and announced that he had collapsed after being hit in the chest while playing basketball in a city park, according to court reports. But after the investigation, the employees learned that the incident actually took place in a warehouse in Baton Rouge while he promised the brotherhood Omega PSI Phi, according to Morse.
A suspect, 23-year-old Caleb McTra, surrendered in prison in the parish of East Baton Rouge last week with his lawyer and was charged with crime and murder, Morse said.
Two additional suspects were arrested this week for a crime, which is a crime, the Baton Rouge police station said on Tuesday.
The 25 -year -old Kyle Thurman was arrested in Port Alan, Louisiana, on Monday by the Marshall Operational Group and the Crime Detention Team in Baton Rouge, police said. He was extradited to Baton Rouge and booked at the parish prison in East Baton Rouge, police said. It is unclear if he has a lawyer.
The 28 -year -old Isaiah Smith turned in early Tuesday and was booked at the East Baton Rouge Prison, police said.
“A honest relationship was set and his family went through the bonding process,” his lawyer Franz Borgard said in a statement on Tuesday night before ABC News. “Our thoughts and prayers come out to the Wilson family at this time of mourning.”
Isaiah Smith booking photos, left, and Kyle Thurman
Police Department of Baton Rouge
The three suspects allegedly broke some of the promises of boxing gloves as the students stood online during a meeting at a company warehouse on the floor on February 26, according to their arrest orders. McTra is the only suspect specifically accused of Wilson’s drilling documents.
Smith held the title of the Dean of Promises and guided the nine promises during the alleged hated, according to his statement in his arrest warrant. He has been accused of hitting at least one bet during the supposedly hating, according to the statement.
Thurman claims he has hit promises in one group while McCra is accused of strikes on promises in another group involving Wilson, according to the arrest warrant. Both suspects are current members of the Omega PSI Phi Brotherhood, the declarations said.
It is alleged that McCra had hit Wilson four times in the chest, at that moment Wilson fell to the floor, becoming unresponsive and seemed to have a seizure, according to the applications.
Wilson was brought to a local hospital in a vehicle registered in Smith, according to applications. Employees also described Smith as a person seen on a surveillance video, removing Wilson from the car, according to declarations.
Following McCra’s arrest, his lawyer told him that they were reviewing the facts in the case and committed to ensuring that “a proper process is being respected.”
“At that time, no evidence was presented to me to support such serious accusations,” his lawyer Philip Robinson said on Friday. “I maintain my client’s innocence and call on the public to refuse to rush to judgment until all the evidence is heard.”
Wilson was declared dead shortly after midnight on February 27, according to the parish office in East Baton Rouge.
The cause of Wilson’s death has not yet been determined while the results of the additional forensic tests ordered by the pathologist, the parish of the parish of the Eastern Baton Rouge confirmed to ABC News.
Southern University, Historic Black College and University, said it collaborated with the criminal investigation. The school is also conducting an internal investigation into what has led to Wilson’s death after reports of “unanimous activities outside the campus” and will “take appropriate action” after it is completed.
“Hausting is a violation of the rules and provisions of the university, as well as the Louisiana Law, and it will not be tolerated in any form at South University,” the school said.
A student for student Caleb Wilson at South University and A&M College at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, March 5, 2025.
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Last week, the university said it began the process of its student trial for any alleged violations of school policy against the background of his hating investigation. It has also prohibited an uncertain admission to membership for all student organizations after Wilson’s death.
Ricky Lewis, the highest-ranking national employee of the Omega PSI Phi Brotherhood, earlier said in a statement that they “actively work to collect accurate information” against the backdrop of investigating local authorities and “we fully support their efforts to seek the truth”.
A public memorial is planned to be held for Wilson from South University on Friday to “mourn this huge loss,” school staff said.
“He was a bright light at Jaguar Nation, a dedicated scientist and a proud member of the world -renowned human Jubox,” says Chancellor of South University John Pierre in a statement. “The kindness, passion and the unwavering spirit of Caleb Wilson left a lasting effect on all who had the privilege of knowing him.”
