oxford high school shooting

The Oxford High School student who shot and killed four of his classmates was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

An Oakland County court hears the wishes of the Oxford High School community as a juvenile shooter is sentenced.

Oakland County Circuit Judge Kwamé Rowe on Friday sentenced the Oxford school shooter to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Judge Rowe said Ethan Crumbley -- now 17 years old -- is the rare case where a juvenile should not get a chance at release.

James Crumbley and Jennifer Crumbley had presented a united defense for two years. But their lawyers asked for separate trials after prosecutors shared new evidence.

17-year-old Ethan Crumbley is scheduled to be sentenced next month for the shooting spree that killed four of his classmates and wounded six other students and a teacher.

A long-awaited report from an independent investigation into the Oxford High School shooting nearly two years ago found that the school district staff failed to enact measures that could have prevented the deadly massacre.

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"Had proper threat assessment guidelines been in place and district threat assessment policy followed, this tragedy was avoidable,” the investigation concluded.

The parents of a teenager who killed four students at Oxford High School are asking a judge to let them attend his sentencing in December.