The parents of Ethan Crumbley, the teen accused high school shooter were captured. They were arrested in a Detroit warehouse on Saturday morning. They pleaded not guilty separately to four-counts each of involuntary manslaughter. The arraignment was done via video conference with the judge, their attorneys, and the county prosecutor.
A manhunt was started after the couple failed to appear at their scheduled arraignment at 4 pm on Friday. The FBI and the US Attorneys took part in the arrest. And the US Marshals Service had offered a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to their arrest.
Authorities were tipped off Friday night that their car was outside an industrial building. A local business owner saw Jennifer Crumbley near “the suspect vehicle” in his parking lot. Undersheriff Michael McCabe with the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office said that the man called 911. And that, “After an extensive search by DPD including Detroit K-9 units both of the fugitives were located and arrested by DPD.”
