Michigan school shooting survivors file a $100 million lawsuit against the school district and employees (update)

Last week, the shooting It took the lives of four students at Oxford High School and injured several others. Now, two lawsuits after the incident are being filed.

according to Detroit NewsOn Thursday, attorney Geoffrey Fieger announced that he had filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of 17-year-old student and sibling Riley Franz and 14-year-old Bella Franz. Announced that two $100 million lawsuits would be filed against the school district and school employees. In the shooting, Riley was shot in the neck while he was next to Bella.

In the lawsuit, the defendants included director Timothy Throne, high school principal Steven Wolf, dean Ryan Moore, and unidentified counselors, teachers and staff. School officials were accused of failing to prevent the shooting, which affected the students’ bodies and physiology.

The lawsuit also mentioned several warnings, which were reportedly ignored before the actual shooting. Some of these warnings are social media posts. Principal Steven Wolfe was accused of playing down the threat from November 16. According to the lawsuit, he wrote a letter to his parents that day, saying: “I know I have been laid off here, but HS has absolutely no threat… A lot of assumptions are made from some social media posts, and then assumed Evolve into exaggerated rumors.”

Feige said in a statement: “The terror of November 30, 2021 is completely preventable.”

According to reports, the shooting suspect Ethan Crumbley (Ethan Crumbley) posted on social media before the shooting. One post was a tweet on Twitter, which read: “Now I have become death, the destroyer of the world. See you tomorrow in Oxford.”

According to the lawsuit, both the principal and the person in charge checked the post on the day of the shooting.

The lawsuit continued, “Despite the posts and knowledge of threats of violence, the defendant Throne sent letters and e-mails to the parents of Oxford High School, assuring them that their children are safe at Oxford High School. Because of the defendant’s throne’s actions, he This greatly increased the harm to the plaintiff’s minors.”

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TSR Staff: Jade Ashley @Jade_Ashley94