The student who sowed death in his school “without mercy”

The sheriff in charge of the investigation said Wednesday that the 15-year-old boy who sowed death Tuesday at his school in North America was “ruthless” and determined to “freeze blood.” In the states.

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Michael Bouchard said, “He often aims at the head or the chest and shoots people on the empty border.” The worst-hit death toll on Wednesday was four people between the ages of 14 and 17 and seven with gunshot wounds.

The young killer, who was arrested at the scene and identified as Ethan Crumble, could spend the rest of his days in jail because local lawyer Karen McDonald announced that he would be prosecuted if he was of legal age.

Shocked city

Police believe his attack was “completely planned,” the official added, adding that he described Ethan Crumble’s response to the allegations, including “murder” and “terrorist act.” The shooting, which took place at a school in Oxford, came as a shock to this small town in the state of Michigan, north of the city of Detroit.

The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a police station, carrying a 9mm semi-automatic handgun, a Chick-fil-A caliber, purchased by his father four days earlier. Were banned. He fired at least 30 bullets.

“He clearly came to kill people,” Sheriff Bouchard told CNN briefly, refusing to explain the reasons for his killing squad.

The identities of the dead teenagers have been made public: they are two girls aged 14 and 17 and two boys aged 16 and 17. The other young victims were in the hospital Wednesday and the 47-year-old teacher was able to return home with a minor injury to the shoulder.

Prosecutor Karen McDonald said authorities were considering prosecuting the shooter’s parents. In addition to the gun used in the attack, which was purchased Friday during the Big Black Friday ad, guns were seized from the family home.

Ethan Crumble previously trained with a gun and posted photos of the gun and his targets on social media. On Tuesday, he would have brought the weapon in his bag, without worry. Oxford High School does not have a metal detector country, which is mostly found in the United States.

As the panicked students hid in the classrooms, he opened fire before leaving the halls before heading to the halls.

“We know he tried to enter the rooms and opened fire on the doors of many of them,” Sheriff Bouchard explained.

“The Right to Silence”

Seven bullets were still in the magazine when he went to the police station inside the facility minutes after the first call to the emergency number 911.

Police say the shooter “claimed the right to remain silent” after being taken into custody at a juvenile detention center and receiving a visit from his parents, who appointed a lawyer to ask investigators not to speak.

Ethan Crumble is under particularly close surveillance and authorities fear he may be waiting for his life.

All six students who were injured had different sizes such as head, neck, leg, hip or torso.

One of the victims, a 14-year-old girl, was in critical condition. He was placed on life support after undergoing surgery for chest and neck injuries, the sheriff said Tuesday evening.

The massacre came as a shock to the population and all schools in the district will be closed for a week. A large number of students attended the meditation on Tuesday evening.

Sheriff Bouchard denied that he was aware of threats targeting the school for his services Tuesday evening. He dismissed rumors that the shooter had been tortured or had immorality.

Investigators were interested in the “writings” found at his home Wednesday, in which he expressed “his thoughts.”