Prosecutors in Michigan have filed involuntary manslaughter charges against the parents of an accused killer. James Crumbley and Jennifer Crumbley, who live in Lansing, are the parents of 16-year-old Ethan Crumbley, who shot and killed four students and injured seven others. When the news broke on Friday, Ethan’s mother, Jennifer, texted, “don’t do it!” Her husband, James, drove straight home to check on their son. The gun was stored in the bedroom of the suspect’s parents. The state of Mich. does not require gun owners to secure their firearms from kids, but the law does not require it.
Police also arrested the parents of the suspected killer, Justin Shilling, after a search warrant was executed overnight. The suspects were found with the gun in their vehicle. The two teenagers were accompanied by their parents. A sheriff’s deputy told CBS affiliate that the boy and his father bought it last Friday, and James and Jennifer Crumbley had a history of violence.
The parents of the accused killer in the Michigan school shooting were arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter. The two teenagers were allegedly found in a car parked outside the school’s building. Investigators said the gun was stored in an unlocked drawer in James and Jennifer Crumbley’s bedroom. It is unclear whether the teen had been using it before the attack, but police said they had no intention of using it in any way.
Police have arrested the parents of the accused killer and seized his vehicle, as they drove to the school in an unlocked vehicle. They have also contacted a school teacher who had spotted Ethan Crumbley searching for ammunition in his bedroom the day before the attack. A teacher at the school reported Ethan Crumbley’s gun and ammunition the day before the shooting when he was at school. A day after the attack, a student was found using his phone to look for ammunition. The teacher immediately contacted the school authorities and James and his parents. The accused boy had already received counseling from the school, but the shooting continued after the teachers notified the parents and notified them.
The parents of Ethan Crumbley have been charged with involuntary manslaughter. The teen’s parents are accused of ignoring warning signs until the day of the attack. A police officer posted a Be On the Lookout on Facebook requesting the parents’ help in finding their son. They have been detained for the past five days, and the search for them continues on.
Ethan Crumbley and his parents were arrested on Friday after the vehicl of a gunman seized from their home. The teen, who was in the car when he shot up the school, was also arrested. The teen’s parents were notified of the shooting and ordered to take their son to counseling. Fortunately, they have not yet been charged with any of the crimes, but it is important to remember that their child’s life was threatened by a gun.
The Oakland county sheriff’s office has arrested the parents of the suspect’s 10-year-old son. The police have also confiscated the suspect’s vehicle. The sheriff’s office has interviewed more than 1,800 people. It also seized hours of video from the shooter’s house. The boy’s backpack was not searched, and he was released shortly afterward.
The suspects were taken to the Oakland County Jail after they were arrested. The accused killers, Hana St Juliana, Madisyn Baldwin, and Tate Myre, who was a student of the school, were arraigned after vehicl arrests on Thursday. The couple will now be arraigned on Saturday. However, they have not yet been interviewed by investigators, nor were they questioned.
The two are charged with four counts of first-degree murder, one count of terrorism, and 12 counts of possessing a firearm in a crime. The teen’s parents didn’t ask the school where the gun was when he was arrested. The suspects’ Facebook posts about the gun show the gun was in their bedroom. After the killing, he resigned from his job.
