Jennifer Crumbley, convicted mother of the Oxford school shooter, requested release from prison during ongoing appeals, arguing it would be “grossly unfair and unjust” to remain locked up after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter for her son’s shooting that killed four and injured seven. Her attorney argued she is not a flight risk and should not have to wait in prison for years until her case reaches the Michigan Supreme Court. The chief assistant prosecutor opposed her release, stating she was tried for her own actions and neglect leading to the shooting, resulting in a 10-15-year prison sentence, making her and her husband the first parents convicted for a mass shooting committed by their child.
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Tracing weapons flows from the US
Jacqui Wakefield, Christopher Giles and Joshua CheethamGlobal Disinformation Unit, BBC World ServiceThe assault rifles and pistols arrived in Haiti stashed in two cardboard boxes, nestled among packages of food and clothes, on a cargo ship stacked with rust-red shipping containers. An investigation by the BBC revealed how lax US laws and corruption enabled arms trafficking to Haiti, where gangs have escalated violence. Haitian police seized the shipment containing 12 rifles and 14 pistols in April...
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