Oxford shooter suspect's parents charged, anti-vax Republican dies of COVID, Winter Blast canceled: the top 10 Detroit Metro Times headlines this week
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Ethan Crumbley.
Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald made headlines for her swift and severe punishment for the crimes, including charging Ethan Crumbley as an adult, and including a terrorism charge. She also took an unusual step in filing charges against Crumbley's parents, who bought the weapon used and ignored the school's concerns over their son's violent behavior.
Unsurprisingly, a number of Metro Times stories about the incident and its fallout were among the top 10 read this week. Here's what else our readers were interested in:
10. "Too many puppies, not enough volunteer puppy raisers, Michigan's Leader Dogs for the Blind says"
9. "Oxford High shooter Ethan Crumbley, 15, will be charged as an adult, Oakland County Prosecutor says"
8. "The 2021 Best of Detroit awards"
7. "Michigan company now sells cannabis plant clones to the public, a state first"
6. "Music venue at former Chinese restaurant with ties to Detroit hip-hop clears Historic District Commission"
5. "Cop scared Oxford students by saying 'bro,' causing them to flee for their lives"
4. "Anti-vax Wayne County Republican is in ICU with COVID-19"
3. "As the world burns, Michigan will be the place to be in 2050, expert says"
2. "Detroit's Winter Blast 2022 canceled"
1. "Anti-vax Republican who refused to certify Detroit's election died of COVID-19"
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