LANSING, Mich. — Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Wednesday accused the Oxford Board of Education of being "more focused on limiting liability" than responding to the concerns of the community and investigating the events that led up to the Nov. 30 mass shooting at the Oakland County district.
While school officials had initially promised a prompt review of Michigan's deadliest school shooting, Oxford school board President Tom Donnelly said Tuesday such a review would not be conducted until civil litigation and criminal cases are over.
Donnelly also said the district was again declining an offer from Nessel to do the third-party review of the shooting in which four students were killed and six students and a teacher were wounded.
