4 arrested in fatal shooting on Southern Arkansas campus

MAGNOLIA, Ark. (AP) — Four suspects have been arrested in the fatal shooting of a Southern Arkansas University student in a parking lot on the campus, according to the university's president.

Quincy Lewis, 19, Shaivonn Robinson, 19, Le’Kamerin Tolbert, 20 and Odies Wilson, 21, were arrested Friday on capital murder warrants in the Tuesday shooting death of Joshua Keshun Smith, SAU President Trey Berry said in a statement late Friday on the university's website.

Authorities have said Smith was killed and another student wounded in the shooting that began after they met a group of people about 12:30 a.m. Tuesday in the parking lot of the campus in Magnolia, about 110 miles (180 kilometers) southeast of Little Rock.

Jail records show all four suspects are being held without bond and do not list attorneys who could speak on their behalf.

The university initially said the group of people that Smith met were not believed to be associated with the university, but SAU spokesman Donna Allen told KTVE-TV on Friday that Wilson, Tolbert and Robinson are students.