DETROIT — Michigan State Police officials failed to aggressively intervene and prevent the Oxford High School mass shooting, according to a lawsuit filed by the family of a slain student. That alleged failure included neglecting to make a timely risk assessment and intervene after receiving tips about threats and disturbing behavior by high school students, including Ethan Crumbley, the Oxford High student who would go on to kill four classmates at the school in November 2021 and injure seven others. The allegation emerged in a lawsuit filed Monday in the Michigan Court of Claims by Steve St. ...
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