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   OXFORD, MS (WMC) - Panola County Sheriff's Department arrested two men accused   
   of kidnapping an Ole Miss student.   
      
   District Attorney said 34-year-old Charles Roger Prince and 28-year-old   
   Kedrick Kevon Norwood have both been arrested and charged with one count of   
   kidnapping and rape.   
      
   Oxford Police Department said the woman and a friend received a ride around 1   
   a.m. Sunday from two men they did not know. The men picked up the women at   
   Oxford Square.   
      
   "These two people showed up and said 'Hey, do y'all need a ride,' and they   
   [the women] got in the car with them," Hildon Sessums, captain of the Oxford   
   Police Department said.   
      
   After riding around for an hour, one woman stayed in the car while her friend   
   got out. The friend who got out, later became worried about her friend.   
      
   "She was worried about her friend because she had tried calling her and she   
   wasn't answering her phone, so that's when we got involved with the sheriffs   
   department," Sessums said.   
      
   Police said the woman was taken to a house in Panola County that morning and   
   was held against her will.   
      
   Panola County Sheriff's Department received a tip around 10:30 p.m. Sunday   
   that she was there, and deputies were able to get the woman to safety and took   
   the two men into custody.   
      
   The Clarion Ledger reported both men were on parole at the time the crime   
   occurred.   
      
   Oxford police said they just implemented a new downtown unit to help better   
   protect patrons in the square, along with 12-15 security cameras.   
      
   It was a busy night when the girls were abducted. It was the night of an Ole   
   Miss football game, so the bars were open late.   
      
   "There's only so much we can do. If you get a ride with people, that's not   
   going to look suspicious to us because people are constantly getting picked up   
   and dropped off up there, but just know we are there and are doing our best,"   
   Sessums said.   
      
   OPD said it hopes to install more lights and cameras by the end of the year in   
   downtown; that way officers can actually control and move in real time.   
      
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