Ethan Crumbley brought ammo to high school the day before his alleged massacre and administrators knew about the red flags, but failed to react.
brought ammo to Oxford High School the day before his alleged massacre – and administrators were well aware of the shocking red flag, but failed to act properly, a lawsuit alleges.
The day after the ammo incident, Crumbley allegedly gunned down four students and injured seven other people, including a teacher. After learning about the bullets and the disturbing social media post, the suit claims, school leaders should have reported Crumbley to Child Protective Services.
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