Some state Republican lawmakers fear there may be an overreaction to the recent school shooting, resulting in harsh, overbearing gun laws. Stricter gun laws? The question looms over Michigan politics in wake of deadly school shootingĪs stuffed teddy bears, flowers and prayer candles accrue at a makeshift memorial for four slain Michigan high school students, a well-worn gun debate is coming back to life.īouchard’s response to gun law questions posed after the Oxford High School killings focused on the enforcement of existing laws. More on MLive:Prosecutor: Oxford school officials shouldn’t have let alleged shooter return to class after finding bloody picture‘We really need to listen to our kids’: How to address children’s fears about Oxford shootingLove will heal Oxford after tragic school shooting, community leaders pledge at vigil attended by thousands The Oxford shooting is one of the deadliest on a K-12 campus since 2018 when eight students and two teachers were killed at Sante Fe High School in Texas. Related: Bond set at $500,000 for parents of alleged Oxford High School shooterBouchard indicated more arrests could come during the investigation, saying he believes the couple received help while evading police. Their son, 15-year-old Ethan Crumbley, is the suspected shooter who killed four students and wounded seven people on Nov.
OAKLAND COUNTY, MI – As an entire family sat in jail after the parents of the accused Oxford High School shooting suspect were caught at a Detroit art studio, Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard stood at a podium fielding questions regarding the case Saturday evening. Oakland County sheriff says someone helped parents of accused Oxford school shooter evade police
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