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Monday, September 15, 2025

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Monday, September 15, 2025

Police plan to arrest 3 freshmen related to noose found on James Meredith statue

james meredith statue(CNN) — The University of Mississippi announced Friday that it was trying to arrest three freshman students suspected of desecrating the campus statue of civil rights icon James Meredith.

“We believe the three folks we’ve identified and provided information to prosecutors about were involved” in the desecration of the statue, Lee Tyner, the general counsel for Ole Miss, told CNN in a phone interview.

The three 19-year-olds, whose identities have not been released by police, are from Georgia and are freshmen at Ole Miss, according to a prepared statement from the university chief of police, Calvin Sellers.

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