The judge’s ruling comes after victims’ families filed suits, alleging staff and admin did not take appropriate action to prevent Ethan Crumbley from killing 4 students.
A Michigan judge has ruled that Oxford High School—where then 15-year-old Ethan Crumbley killed four students and wounded seven on Nov. 30, 2021—along with its staff and teachers cannot be sued for the mass shooting.
The ruling comes after some of the victims’ families sued staff for allegedly mishandling warning signs Crumbley presented, including not alerting a school resource officer about their concerns after he was caught looking at ammunition on his phone and failing to search his backpack before he was sent back to class about 3 hours before the shooting.
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