Brotherhood drives three members after the death of the Southern University | News

Three members of the Omega PSI -Phi brotherhood were excluded after their alleged participation in the death of the Southern University's death Caleb Wilson. The website of the brotherhood lists Caleb McCray and Kyle Thurman As from the Beta Sigma chapter and Isaiah Smith, the “Dean of the Commitments”, excluded from the Lambda Alpha chapter. These closures are remarkable, since only 203 members from Omega PSI Phi have been excluded since it was founded in 1911.

The closures occurred after the arrest of the three men in connection with Wilson's death on February 27th during a brotherhood ritual. McCray is charged with criminal harassment and homicide, while Thurman and Smith are charged against offenses for cutting.

Southern University confirmed that all three suspects were current students at the time of the incident. The university has suspended all activities for Greek living documents and issued an armistice to the chapter of fraternity.

The fuses of the Brotherhood were announced after their annual district meeting in New Orleans. The case has steered national attention to the hazard practices and the responsibility of the fractions to ensure the security of their members.

During a news information on Friday, the head of the Baton Rouge Police Department, TJ Morse said The guardian.