Ethan Crumbley and his parents had a face-to-face meeting with school administrators shortly after 10 a.m. Tuesday,\u00a0Sheriff Michael Bouchard said.
Pontiac — Before he allegedly carried out a shooting at Oxford High School, the 15-year-old student accused in the rampage took part in a meeting with his parents and school officials over his “concerning” behavior in the classroom, authorities said Wednesday. Ethan Crumbley and his parents had a face-to-face meeting with school administrators shortly after 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said. The day prior, he said, Cumbley also was called in for a meeting with school personnel. Bouchard declined to discuss specifics of the Tuesday meeting that took place just hours before Crumbley allegedly emerged from a bathroom and began shooting in hallways. Four students were killed and seven others were injured. The school had no prior disciplinary or behavioral complaints involving Crumbley and there were no reports that he’d faced bullying, Bouchard added. “Regardless of what he faced, there is no excuse for those senseless actions.” the sheriff told reporters during a Wednesday afternoon news briefing. Bouchard praised the county’s prosecutor for charging Crumbley as an adult. Crumbley, he said, fired 30 rounds during the five-minute ordeal.
