The accused Michigan high school shooter created a video on his phone the night before the attack indicating a “desire to shoot up a school” the next day, police said
On Monday, the day before accused Oxford High School shooter Ethan Crumbley opened fire on his classmates at the suburban Detroit school, killing four and wounding seven, a teacher had reported that he engaged in “concerning behavior” in a classroom, according to police, prompting school officials to meet with him.
That night, Mr. Crumbley, 15 years old, created a video on his phone indicating a “desire to shoot up a school” the next day, police officials said.
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