Father of school shooter found guilty of negligent homicide
Kyiv • UNN
A father was found guilty of negligent homicide for buying a gun used by his son during a school shooting in Michigan in 2021 that killed 4 people.
The father of a teenager who bought the gun his son used to shoot four people at a Michigan school in 2021 has been found guilty of negligent homicide. This is reported by the BBC, UNN reports.
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James Crumbley bought the gun that was used to shoot his 15-year-old son Ethan. Earlier, it was also known that Jennifer Crumbley's mother was guilty of negligent homicide, and they both face 15 years in prison.
A son opened fire at Oxford High School, located about seven miles north of Detroit, on November 30, 2021. Four people were killed and seven others were injured. He is serving a life sentence.
The prosecutor's office believes that the parents, in accordance with state law, were obliged to prevent their son from harming others and failed to comply with warnings that he was mentally ill.
