据WAPT和《维克斯堡邮报》报道，密西西比州阿尔康州立大学（ASU）学生政府协会主席詹姆士·斯蒂格斯三世（James Stirgus III）因两项重罪而被捕，罪名是管有枪支和销售管制药物。
据WAPT称，案件中的受管制物质是大麻。根据学校的说法，Sirgus被要求在周日离开Alcorn State / Prairie View A＆M足球比赛。后来，他在周四被捕，并被送往克莱伯恩县监狱，在那里他张贴了10,000美元的保证金。
根据亚利桑那州立大学提供的声明，Sirgus在学校进行纪律听证会期间被暂时停职。
学校说：“请注意，我们非常重视这些情况，因为我们每天工作，以确保为成千上万的学生，教职员工和来访者提供安全的环境。” 它补充说，根据联邦法律，由于学校的纪律记录是机密的，因此ASU无法进一步评论Stirgus案。
Stirgus于2017年毕业于Vicksburg高中，主修商业金融，并于3月当选为2019-2020年学生政府协会主席。
他告诉 Alcorn's：“我想对学生宿舍进行调查，以找出并解决任何重大问题。我还希望为学生组织建立一个网站来发布其活动，以便学生团体能够变得更加了解并彼此互动。” 他三月份当选后的官方网站。
由ASU学生戴蒙德·约翰逊（Diamond Johnson）于周五早上组织的一个change.org请愿书，要求斯特里格斯返回校园，并对他担任校长的工作表示赞赏。截至撰写本文时，请愿书已有1,600多个签名。
请愿书说：“你们都已经知道斯特尔格为阿尔康州立大学所做的美好事情。所以，让我们所有人做正确的事情，帮助他回到校园！！！”
根据现行的密西西比州法律，在任何学校校园内拥有或携带任何枪支都是重罪。在学校校园内拥有枪支的最高刑罚为罚款$ 5,000和监禁三年。
管制药物指控最高可判处20年徒刑，并可能处以1,000至25万美元的罚款。
STUDENT GOVERNMENT PRESIDENT IN MISSISSIPPI ARRESTED ON DRUG AND WEAPON CHARGES
James Stirgus III, president of the Student Government Association at Alcorn State University (ASU) in Mississippi, was arrested on two felony charges Thursday—possession of a firearm and sale of a controlled substance, according to WAPT and the Vicksburg Post.
The controlled substance in the case is marijuana, according to WAPT. According to the school, Stirgus was asked to leave the Alcorn State/Prairie View A&M football game on Sunday. He was later arrested on Thursday and transported to Claiborne County Jail, where he posted a $10,000 bond.
According to a statement provided by ASU, Stirgus has been put on an interim suspension while the school conducts a disciplinary hearing.
"Please know that we take these situations very seriously, as we work daily to ensure a safe and secure environment for thousands of students, faculty, staff, and visitors," the school said. It added that ASU was unable to comment further on Stirgus' case, as school disciplinary records are confidential, according to federal law.
Stirgus, who graduated from Vicksburg High School in 2017, is majoring in business finance, and was elected as the 2019-2020 Student Government Association president in March.
"I would like to survey the student dormitories to figure out and solve any major issues. I also hope to establish a website for student organizations to publish their events so the student body can become more aware and interactive with each other," he toldAlcorn's official website upon his election in March.
There is already a change.org petition, organized by ASU student Diamond Johnson Friday morning, requesting Stirgus' return to campus and praising the work he's done as president. As of this writing, the petition has over 1,600 signatures.
"Y'all already know the good things Stirg has done for Alcorn State University. So let's all do the right thing and help get him back on campus!!! #EverythingGRRRD," the petition says.
According to current Mississippi state law, it is a felony to possess or carry a firearm of any sort on any school campus. Possessing a firearm on school campus carries a potential maximum sentence of a $5,000 fine and three years in prison.
The controlled substance charge carries with it a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison, and the possibility of fines ranging from $1,000 to $250,000.
