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Southern Univ. grad arrested for delivering fatal punches in frat hazing of 20-year-old pledge: cops
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0:42Now PlayingA Southern University in Louisiana graduate has been charged after he “turned himself in” for the violent hazing death of pledge and beloved marching band member Caleb Wilson — with police warning that more arrests are coming.
Caleb McCray, 23, faces manslaughter and criminal hazing charges for allegedly repeatedly punching Wilson in the chest with boxing gloves during the Feb. 21 ritual, causing a fatal seizure, Baton Rouge Police said at a Friday press conference.
“Caleb McCray turned himself in with his attorney and was booked in the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison,” Chief TJ Morse said.
“We have two additional suspects that we are drawing up warrants for and working with their attorneys to turn themselves in.”
McCray is a member of the Omega Psi Phi fraternity that Wilson, 20, was attempting to join when he was killed. He graduated from Southern University in December 2024 and is a Louisiana Army National Guard member, according to ABC News.
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