Shane Gibson, 43, told the board that his daughter, who is in third grade, “asked me if she goes to school if she is going to die and it literally broke my heart.” You could have saved lives.”Ībout a dozen of the 80 or so people attending the board meeting addressed its members. I wish you would have done that a month ago. Don’t let a kid come in and search for ammo and go back to class. Letters, pictures of shooting and there’s no disciplinary file? That’s not OK. “You let it stay with the counselor and the dean of students, only. “Who sets the example of where the complaints (about students) go?” Bourgeau said during public participation at Tuesday night’s meeting. Lori Bourgeau, 45, an Oxford Village councilwoman and parent of an 11th-grader, pointed a finger at the board and policies in place before the shooting. School officials have been criticized by the county sheriff and Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald for not alerting a school resource officer about their concerns with the teen and not searching his backpack before allowing him to return to class about three hours before the shooting at the school about 30 miles (50 kilometers) north of Detroit. They’re accused of giving their son access to a gun and failing to intervene when they were confronted with his disturbing drawings a few hours before the Nov. His parents, James and Jennifer Crumbley, are charged in the case with involuntary manslaughter.Įarlier Tuesday, a judge granted a prosecutor more time to collect and share additional evidence against the parents, partly to give the Michigan community “time to heal” during the holiday season.
Parents charged in Oxford school shooting seek lower bailĮthan Crumbley, a 15-year-old Oxford High student, has been charged as an adult with murder and other crimes.
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