DETROIT, MI (AP)— A judge has set a September 6 trial date for a teenager charged with murder and other crimes in a Michigan school shooting that killed four students.
Oakland County Judge Kwame Rowe said during a hearing in Pontiac that the date could change, however.
Ethan Crumbley, who turns 16 next week, is accused of shooting fellow students at Oxford High School on November 30.
A prosecutor disclosed that the state Center for Forensic Psychiatry has completed a report about the teen’s mental health status at the time of the shooting and whether he could be held criminally responsible. She didn’t disclose the conclusion and the prosecutor’s office later said it couldn’t publicly discuss it.
Defense lawyers indicated in January that they would pursue an insanity defense.
