Original title: 15-year-old high school students in the United States appeared in court wearing bulletproof vests after shooting four people

Suspect krumley (video screenshot)
Overseas network, December 2 (Xinhua) on November 30 local time, a shooting incident occurred in a high school in Michigan. At present, four people have been killed, and the 15-year-old suspect has been arrested. According to US media reports, the suspect krumley recorded a video the day before the murder and threatened to shoot his classmates at school.
According to Fox News on the 1st, krumley was charged with four counts of first-degree murder, one count of death caused by terrorism, seven counts of intentional homicide and 12 counts of felony charges of possession of firearms. He has not pleaded guilty at present. On the same day, the suspect appeared in the video of Auckland county court, wearing a black bulletproof vest and a white mask. Oakland County assistant prosecutor Keith told the judge that he could not describe in words how terrible the surveillance video of the shooting was. "He (the suspect) methodically pointed his gun at the students in the corridor and then fired," keist said. "After the children began to escape, he continued to move along the corridor and, after thinking, pointed the muzzle of the gun at the classroom and the students who had no chance to escape."
Willis, the police officer handling the case, revealed that krumley had recorded a video on his mobile phone the night before the incident. In the video, "it talked about shooting and killing students in high school the next day." Willis also said: "I also found a diary from his backpack, which detailed his idea of shooting and murdering students on campus."
At present, krumley is detained in Auckland County prison. Auckland County prosecutors are also considering suing his parents. It is reported that the pistol used by the student was purchased by his father. (overseas network / Zhang Ni internship compilation / Cao Shuhan)