PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — The parents of a Michigan teen who is accused of a fatal school shooting are asking a judge to lower their bond and help release them from jail.
James and Jennifer Crumbley have been locked up since Dec. 4. They’ve been unable to come up with $500,000 each to leave custody and await trial on involuntary manslaughter charges.
Lawyers say the Crumbleys are not a risk to the public and would wear electronic monitoring devices.
Oakland County Judge Cheryl Matthews will hear arguments Tuesday.
The Crumbleys are accused of failing to keep a gun secure at home and failing to reasonably care for their son when he showed signs of mental distress.
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