The other three students who died as a result of the shooting are: Still, he said, "the tragedy is not lost on us." A fourth student, 17-year-old Justin Shilling, died Wednesday morning. "So the only silver lining is that our training and their training saved lives." "We know he couldn't get into some of those classrooms, and I think that saved lives," he said. He fired bullets through some barricaded doors, Bouchard said. He was shooting people in close range, oftentimes towards the head or chest." And it's clear that he came out with the intent to kill people. I've seen some of the actual video of the shooting itself. The county prosecutor is seeking to charge him as an adult on terrorism, first-degree murder and use of a firearm charges.īouchard told CNN Wednesday: "We've recovered some evidence that we're now beginning to pore over. He was identified Wednesday as Ethan Crumbley of the Village of Oxford.
You're fine."Īuthorities have arrested a 15-year-old student in the mass shooting.
Recorded on a cell phone and widely shared on social media, the video shows the students racing to safety, going back inside the school through a different door, where a sheriff's deputy tells them: "Slow down. Students rush to a window, open it and begin to run into an outdoor prayers out for Oxford high school and to all my classmates #prayers #prayersneeded #oxfordhighschool #fyp #fypシ #capcut ♬ original sound - ItsShwifty
"He said bro," a teenage boy says, standing up amid the chaos. They quickly come to the conclusion that it's the shooter because a sheriff's deputy would be unlikely to use the word "bro." When students hear the person outside use the word "bro," pandemonium erupts. Inside, a man replies: "We're not willing to take that risk right now." It's safe to come out," a voice from outside the classroom says. The video from inside the school is chilling: It shows students cowering together in the back of a classroom, hiding as an armed gunman rips through the halls, killing four and injuring eight others. "The suspect, we have now confirmed by analyzing all of the video from the time it began to the time we took him into custody never knocked on a door." More than likely, it was one of our plain-clothes detectives, and he may have been talking, 'bro' in a conversational manner to try to bring them down from the crisis. "We have now been able to determine that was not the suspect. "Social media keeps ginning up a great deal of false information. "I want to clear up some of the incorrect information that keeps circulating," Bouchard said during a Wednesday afternoon news conference. He used the word "bro."īut it's now certain that the man knocking on the door was not the gunman, he said. The assumption that many people made upon watching the video, Bouchard said, was that the gunman was lurking outside the classroom door, trying to trick classmates into coming out by saying it was safe. OXFORD, Mich. - Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard debunked a TikTok video that shows students cowering inside an Oxford High School classroom during Tuesday's shooting, hiding from the gunman when a knock on the door sent them scrambling out a window.
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