the problems in detroit are not detroit problems there. american profit, this is an american city, a great american city. so we're talking about a wholesale withdrawal of governmental support for industrialized cities. and, you know, i think that the flag being near the train station is quite appropriate because like i said, this is not just the symbol of detroit play. but this is a symbol of america's play, neglect to play. ready detroit's recent history might be one of decline, but this was, as darrell says, a great american city it was also an instant one a population of 28501900 reached almost 2000000 in 1950, filled by the needs of one industry d industrialization is a common issue in the developed world. my own home town of nottingham in the u. k. went through in the 19 eighties and nineties, but detroit's problem started long before that in creating the motor car for the mass market. detroit. so the seeds of its own decline when the car companies wanted to create new production lines all wanted to teach unionized labor a lesson. the

they arrived downtown detroit to be with detroit. detroit had seen a car, had secured the scene, had established a perimeter, done some great policework. ultimately, at approximately 1:30 in the morning, the two suspects were taken into custody at 11 bellvue in detroit in a commercial vehicle. they were in an art studio within that building that has multiple kinds of partitions, if you will, in that building. they were taken into custody, as i said, at about 1:30 in the morning. our fugitive apprehension team took custody and possession of them, and they were formally lodged in our jail, where they remain, at about 0300, about 3:00 in the morning, so they are in our jail, all three of them, the son and both parents. they are segregated, each individually in isolation. we have advanced watch on them. there is no indicator that any of them -- we always have every person that comes into intake evaluated by counselors and classification to determine if there's any threats to themselves or anyone else. there was no indication that any of

just 20 minutes after the call, they arrived downtown detroit to be with detroit. detroit had seen the car. had secured the scene. had established a perimeter. done some great police work. ultimately at approximately 1:30 in the morning, the two suspects were taken into custody. at 11 bellevue and detroit in a commercial vehicle. they were in an art studio within that building that has multiple kinds of partitions if you will, in that building. they were taken into custody about 1:30 in the morning. our fugitive apprehension team took custody and possession of them and they were formally lodged in our jail where they remain about 3:00 in the morning. so they are in our jail. all three of them. the son and both parents. they are segregated each individually in isolation. we have advanced watch on them. there is no indicator that any of them, we always have every person that comes in intake evaluated by counselors and classification to determine if there's any threats to themselves or anyone else. there was no indication that any of them were suicidal, but out of an

live again, shimon prokupecz is in detroit where we are awaiting a press conference from detroit police to tell us the details now that the parents of the school shooting suspect have now been arrested. you see the press conference is just about to get under way there. shimon, if you can hear me, at this point in time, i mean, again, authorities apparently a lot of authorities on the scene there, but it was still the tip-off just from a business owner, right? from a woman who recognized the vehicle, and that's how police knew where they were. >> reporter: yeah, that is our understanding. that is how the police were able to locate the vehicle because there was a tip, and then i think the press conference is about to start. so let me just -- >> we will listen in here with shimon prokupecz. there is detroit police. they're beginning to give us an update. let's listen in. >> is cnn ready? >> yep, we're ready. >> okay. we're live on cnn. >> all right. good evening, everybody. thank you for being here. thank you for your patience. before we get started, i just want to once again extend my con

a new investment call to a detroit center in downtown detroit in hopes of revitalizing the city.n on the action is service now. joining me now the ceo. great to have you with us. talk to us about why this investment in detroit -- you are talking about adding more employees there, which is interesting given many are focusing on creating a more mobile workforce. >> thank you for having me. i really appreciate it. at service now, we are focused in totality on esg. the world needs action now. service now has an ambitions plan with our esg efforts. one of the pillars is the social community pillar. as we think about broadening diversity, those plans to expand our workforce in detroit are just part of it. we are collaborating with local universities to focus on strengthening the talent development and access to opportunity in detroit and those those kind of communities. from a post-pandemic world, we are leaning into a hybrid working model. while we absolutely expect people to be working at home sometimes, in the office sometimes, coming together for moments that matter in times of inn

to detroit now and i'm joined by oralandar brand—williams, reporter at the detroit news.y thanks forjoining us. this is a story that's shocked the world, reverberating far beyond the detroit. hejust reverberating far beyond the detroit. he just talk us through the proceedings today, what happened? the judge proceedings today, what happened? thejudge basically proceedings today, what happened? the judge basically heard the charges againstjennifer and james crumbley. she also set a cash bond of 500,000 combined for the couple. thejudge also read of 500,000 combined for the couple. the judge also read the of 500,000 combined for the couple. thejudge also read the names of 500,000 combined for the couple. the judge also read the names of the dead children, madison baldwin, tietmeyer, harrisonjulia, justin schilling. those are the young people that the people have charges levelled against them for. if they have been charged with involuntary manslaughter in these teens' deaths. another detail, detroit police chief james white said the couple had assistance in getting inside the

team members all over the east side of detroit looking for them.e obtained video, exclusive video to cnn of the arrest, the moments of the arrest of both parents inside a building that they fled to. they parked their car, then they walked into this building. inside this building, it was the u.s. marshals, the detroit police, and other law enforcement officials from across the area who had been spending the day searching for them. they went in that building and found them in an area of the building. now, what's really interesting is that the detroit police chief said that someone helped them get inside. take a listen to what he said. >> in fact, they were aided and we're looking into that part of the investigation. our metro division has information they're sharing with the u.s. marshals and sharing with the county sheriff's department. >> reporter: did someone let them in, so they didn't break in -- >> they did not break in. >> reporter: someone let them into this building? >> yes. >> reporter: so whoever that person was that let them in, the polic

. >> police in detroit putting an end to a massive manhunt. the parents of the alleged oxford school shooter found hiding in a commercial building after a tip to law enforcement. this as the community mourns the teenage victims. >> we are oxford, and no one will shatter that love. >>> plus, bracing for omicron, the new variant spreading twice as fast as delta, according to a new report. as new york's new state of emergency takes effect. >> we are now seeing a number of cases that are arising here in the united states, and it may very well be that we continue to see cases over the next couple of days from multiple different states. >>> and gop house members exchange low blows, we'll take a closer look at the toxic bickering going down in the republican party. and party's leadership's inability to control it. >>> good morning, everybody, it is saturday, december 4th. i'm lindsey reiser, good to be with you, we have a team of reporters and analystle following this forrious. but want to get straight to the breaking news overnight. the parents of t

we're now actually going to go to the presser in detroit by the detroit police. let's listen in.okay, we're waiting to just get our sound up here. the detroit police have been holding a presser. they're just starting it now. the parents james and jennifer crombley have been apprehended in detroit. they were discovered this evening at an art studio. all departments in michigan have been involved in this. we do know it happened in oakland county. the u.s. marshals have been involved, michigan state police, u.s. border control, detroit police stations -- here's the presser. let's listen. >> -- also have to respect the fact this is -- >> were they armed, chief? >> they were not armed. >> are they in dp custody and then going to be transferred to oakland county? >> they were transferred over to the oakland county sheriff's department who were on the scene. >> chief, can you say what their state of mind appeared to be? >> they certainly appeared to be distressed, as you can imagine. and as i indicated they were in oa commercial building in a room. we were able to take them into custody

-- in detroit's east side., where we've been the last few days. the car was discovered by someone in the neighborhood near an industrial building. and they were seen, the parents, these fugitives were seen walking away from the car and into a building. the police descended on this area, heavily armed officers. some of them are still here. and also federal officials, u.s. marshals, and police officers from all around this area came to this location. they searched the building and w we're told they were found on the first floor of this building, taken into custody without incident and they've now been transported by the police to a detention center. >> and shimon, as you're speaking we are seeing video of the scene right now. obviously quite a police presence. they didn't get very far and not for very long. during the day it was interesting to hear certain conflicting information from their lawyers, right? that at one point they said oh, no, they haven't gone anywhere, they fear for their safety, they will be at

the rest after the car jennifer and james crumbly was found in detroit. they were arrested in a basement. law enforcement will hold a news conference shortly. we will bring it to you when that happens. the parents took off after the prosecutor took the rare step of charging them with four counts of manslaughter. the father purchased a gun used in the shooting days before he opened fire killing four students and hurting 7 others. the 15-year-old has been charged as an adult with dozens of crimes including murder, attempted murder and terrorism. parents of the teen accused of killing four students have been arrested in detroit. stay with fox news for more on this developing story. back to regular programming already in progress. laura: voters want to give up economic policies that deliver safety, prosperity and job growth for the mystery of places like california and new york. four years of governor abrams would mean four years of poisonous racial recrimination, four years of high taxes on businesses and families, four years of mask and vaccine mandates, fo

detroit's police chief james white said the couple had assistance in getting inside the detroit basementwere captured, what more do we know on this? we were captured, what more do we know on this? ~ ., �* ~ ., ., ., ., on this? we don't know a whole lot et, i am on this? we don't know a whole lot yet. i am sure _ on this? we don't know a whole lot yet, i am sure that _ on this? we don't know a whole lot yet, i am sure that is _ on this? we don't know a whole lot yet, i am sure that is going - on this? we don't know a whole lot yet, i am sure that is going to - on this? we don't know a whole lot| yet, i am sure that is going to come out when they have their next court appearance, that will be december the 14th, appearance, that will be december the 1ath, and december the 22nd, and the 1ath, and december the 22nd, and the december the 22nd court appearance is a preliminary examination which we sometimes call a mini trial, so there might actually be some of the victims who survived the shooting who might testify. but the couple was captured about 2am, just hours after a $10,000 reward was i

given what we saw playing out in detroit overnight. the fact the parent were on the run for quite a while. are you in agreement that this bond should have ever been offered? >> no bond. nothing should have been offered. actions speak louder than words. the lawyers are doing what lawyers are paid to do. defending their clients, but these two parents should be held accountable, and i do not see how they got any bond. >> hmm. you've also said on cnn that some of the ways in which law enforcement, they've mishandled this case calling it a fumble. explain. >> when you know that you're going to proceed against certain individuals for significant crimes, you put surveillance on them. you put resources on them. it doesn't matter what it takes. you want to keep your eyes on them, because you know where you're going with the case. so for these individuals, for these parents to be able to make it to a warehouse in detroit -- now, law enforcement missed. they fumbled, and it's something now we have to put behind us and focus on making a solid case

you don't surrender by being in a warehouse in detroit.nd say we want to turn ourselves in. that's why we don't ever take for granted someone is going to turn themselves in when serious charges are issued. we don't sit and tap at the front desk and wait. we set out our fugitive apprehension team and communicate with our partners. with the detroit police and u.s. marshals we were able to close this out pretty quick. big kied does to the detroit police. >> if you could elaborate, how far did parents go to try to hide from law enforcement? do you believe they were trying to flee? >> well, it was way off the beaten path. it was in a warehouse that's not clearly meant to be a place to sleep or eat. there's a lot of hotels and a lot of places they could have gone and a lot of other places that would be more visible. in fact, we uncovered a vehicle that the family also owned another a different hotel. so there was a lot of things in motion here, and the fact that they were in a warehouse in kind of an off-the-beat path in detroit certainly is not

marshals as well as detroit police. they were found on the eastern side of detroit in a warehouse basement in hiding. they had gone to an atm, taken out $4,000, less than a mile from the canadian border. she said they're a flight risk and demanded that high bail. that's exactly what she got. the other drama was hearing the parents speak for the first time in this arraignment. the judge read out the charges one by one, the four slain students aged 17, 17, 16 and 14. each time the parents one at a time pleading not guilty, and the mother, jennifer crumblec, was sobbing audibly throughout that plea. the other detail to note is that the prosecutor said there's not one person in this community here to vouch for them. they couldn't find anyone to stand up for them. this shooting has really traumatized this village of 4,000. we're seeing vigils every night, two funerals scheduled for today, a third scheduled for tuesday. neil, back to you. neil: steve harrigan, thank you very much for that. let's go to ted williams, former d.c

and you know, we heard from the detroit -- the police chief there.hat was confirmed in your conversation with the county sheriff, and that's the idea that because it took so long for them to be apprehended, they believe that there may be some other involvement, someone else involved in this process. i want to play for you a clip of your interview that i want to drill down on in terms of what they're looking at in terms of this investigation extending. >> it appears as if when, at the moment they weren't actually suspects, it was just around the time of the search warrant that was investigating their son, that they left and went to unknown locations and ultimately ended up in detroit. now, what we are actively looking at, then, working in close partnership with our partners in detroit, i just talked to the chief, we certainly believe that there may be something else that is potentially forthcoming about someone assisting them to be in that location. >> reporter: we know that the county sheriff says he didn't get any contact with the attorney until abo

how closely coordinated, sir, were you with the detroit p.d. when that manhunt was underway? >> super closely coordinated. the chief is a friend and, actually, we've been talking this morning about a lot of the different logistics. we have a close, close partnership with detroit, with the fbi, with the u.s. marshal service. we actually had the border patrol, helicopter involved. there were all sorts of partnerships for michigan state police, so many we can't even mention. we work extremely well together, local, state, and federal, and as soon as the fact of the matter was that they were in the wind, at least not turning themselves in, we applied every leverage we could, got it out, and obviously the conclusion we got in no small part because of that cooperation and especially the detroit police department, big kudos to them. >> absolutely. apprehension the key there. let me ask you about the three defendants all of whom are now in your jail. can you describe their demeanor? >> they're not talking much to us on a number of levels. obviously sullen, but not a lot of conversatio

guest: i have a lot of family in detroit. of them moved up from the deep south to work in auto plants of detroit. it was a great living for a long time, especially for black people who have been paid next to nothing picking cotton. i know very much what he is talking about. it is complicated too because unions were so strong. auto unions were so strong. they got a great deal for their people. if you remember the strikes after world war two culminated in the treaty of detroit in 1950. they signed us -- essentially a deal. some people think it was the backbone of the middle class in the united states, health care, pensions, all kinds of stuff that had only been available to management. now all of a sudden you got it as a worker. that set the gold standard for what an employer should give workers around the country. even if you are not in a union, unions can still set the standard for what a good employer is giving. that was the beginning of the golden age of manufacturing in the united states. it was why we had this period of g

detroit srt makes entry.the northern area. will: aaron, i want to follow up on that point you said an associate let them in both inside the gate and into an apartment. were there any other arrests made beyond the parents? is the associate considered an accomplice at least in their fugitive status? how was that handled? >> right. there was no other arrest made. oak alan county sheriff's department are investigating that they're going to be the ones handling that so there are no charges at this point. but they are obviously looking into that the sheriff's detectives are looking into that. rachel: aaron, when the parents were found, did they seem scared? did they seem surprised? were they trying in any way to evade being taken in? >> there was no issues, no incidents when they were captured there was no problems. obviously, you know, there was a search leading up to that pointed where they were located. obviously, they knew we were looking for them. obviously, you know, they knew all of this. there was communica

the minute he found out, he went to the detroit police department and wanted to give them information. >> reporter: now the school releasing new details on what happened in the hours leading up to the shooting. a teacher discovering the suspect's disturbing drawing >> a drawing of a person who appears to have been shot twice and bleeding below that is a laughing emoji >> reporter: the school said it was immediately reported to the school counselor, but that the suspect told them the drawing was part of a video game he was designing. his parents arrived for an emergency meeting and told to put the teen in counseling the parents refused to take their son home after counselors determined he wasn't a threat, they sent him back to class. hours later, the suspect allegedly opening fire in a packed hallway, killing four students >> is it possible that school officials could face charges >> it's possible, yes. >> reporter: the impact of the latest tragedy on full display saturday night >> please rise for a moment of sil silence. >> reporter: the university of michigan football team honoring t

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detroit has been in trouble since the auto plant shutdown. a lot of my family came from the deep south and they moved to detroit. they moved to detroit and they had years of great jobs and all of a sudden the plants closedown and people struggled. you can be a black woman in detroit with two masters earning 30000 a year and not be able to make ends meet. it is easy to sit and know that even though i have members of my own family it just took me a long time to truly understand what economic reality is like. i'm really grateful to people in my book for helping me reconnect with the reality of members of my own family. >> huawei is an incredible character he has a huge heart and ex-girlfriend's daughter. stepped into parent like a hollywood stepdaughter. she is difficult and seem to have this amazing person, i don't want to give the book away but how are you processing getting to know him and will happen after to him. >> i'm in touch with his family and i think of him every day. >> i want to get back to the mexican worker retraining. there is so

they were hiding in a commercial building in detroit.r-old ethan crumbley is accused of killing four students and injuring several others in that school shooting on tuesday. at 1:00 p.m. i'll be talking to the sheriff about that. >>> meantime, there is a bizarre new twist in the mystery of missing money involving one of the biggest churches in this country. lakewood church in texas, home to pastor joel osteen told police years ago that $600,000 had vanished. now a houston plumber is coming forward saying he found cash hidden inside church walls. nbc's morgan chesky has more and morgan, what a strange case this is. >> reporter: yeah, alex, it is one incredible mystery, and the investigation into that initial theft seven years ago is still ongoing, and houston police say this recovered cash is connected. meanwhile, joel osteen known for his motivational speeches and sermons has yet to comment on this incredible discovery. >> we love you. we're praying for you. >> reporter: the inspirational messages pack his houston church with thousands,

they were in a commercial billing in detroit and there was a person who reportedly let them into that building and knew that this was after the warrants were issued for their arrest. we now know that this person is oakland county resident, a 65-year-old polish immigrant. through the attorney they say that he is contributing to the community as well as the arts community, they have a statement to read to you. quote mr. sikora has not been charged with any crime. he voluntarily contacted the detroit police department in and oakland county sheriff's office to provide information. he maintains the innocence and fully cooperating with law enforcement to assist in this investigation. potential charges faced here not only by ethan, the shooter but his parents who have been charged with involuntarily man slaughter. the parents now through their attorney said they were not trying to evade arrest but trying to get the affairs into order. they were scared and withdrawn the money from an atm, however. not an atm but a bank and the detroit police chief said it looked like they were on the run and

it ended in detroit at 1:30 a.m. with local and federal law enforcement apprehending jennifer and james crumbley as they are staying in an art studio in a warehouse-type facility in detroit. they had taken $4,000 out of an atm and then just essentially, according to police, disappeared, turned off their cellphones. the crumbleys, father, mother, and son, are now all detained in the same prison complex where we are now, isolated, and on suicide watch. according to the sheriff, that is out of an abundance of caution. this as parents, police, are looking at the school now and asking, trying to understand what they did and did not do in the hours, the days leading up to this rampage. remember, a teacher reported the alleged shooter a day before the rampage happened, after they saw him googing ammunition. the teacher saw ethan crumbley's drawing, showing bullets. his demeanor was calm while they were waiting for his parents to arrive. once his parents got there, according to the school, they resisted the idea of taking hi

were they in detroit to begin with?> status part of the question, why they were there in a commercial building in that form and fashion. we have located their other vehicle at a different location prior to the warrant being issued. we began the process of doing what we could before warrant to look for them and we found one other family vehicle at a different location but they want their and there was no conductivity of them being there at the moment. >> can you get clarity to how you knew they were hiding? do they specifically duck away or something? >> when the tip came in, they pretty much ran away. i'm not going to get into specifics but i think where they were and how they were seems to support the position they were hiding and they weren't looking for surrendering at that time. >> what are the ramifications for the people who helped them at the gallery and what are they looking at crime wise? are they cooperating? >> we obviously don't have any at this time but that is part of the investigation and if there are cha

we start in detroit and this was a surprising one. victims of the oxford high school shooting honored before the game. the school is just north of detroit said stuff there to the game came down to this 4th down. 4 seconds left. jared saint brown in the end zone for the game winning touchdown. the lions win their first game of the season. 2927 over the vikings. definitely an emotional day in detroit for everyone who is in that stadium honoring those late victims of another school shooting. 0.1 for them to win. >> okay. back to the nfc west were kyler. murray was back for the cardinals take on the chicago bears. this guy also back

james and jennifer crumbley were arrested after being found hiding in a warehouse in detroit. ethan, who's 15, is suspected of using a semi—automatic pistol bought by his father as a christmas present. it's an unusual move for prosecutors to implicate the parents of a child's alleged crime. aru na iyengar reports. james and jennifer crumbley in oakland county court as prosecutors announced manslaughter charges against them. earlier, police found the couple after receiving a tip—off, they were hiding in a warehouse in detroit, hours after going on the run. they were in a commercial building, in a room. we weew able to take them into custody without incident, however, they were very distressed as they were walking out. a reward of $10,000 had been offered for information leading to their arrests. their lawyers say they fled for their own safety. prosecutors say they ignored warning signs before their 15—year—old son, ethan crumbley, allegedly used his father's gun to shoot classmates in oxford, michigan — killing four and wounding seven. james crumbley bought a gun and made it a

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they were found in a commercial building in detroit early saturday morning hours after being charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors say the parents bought their son a gun used in last tuesday's deadly shooting at oxford high school and failed to act when school staff members warned him about his disturbing behavior. they have since pleaded not guilty and are being held on $500,000 bond. four students were killed and seven others injured in the shooting. one other teenager remains hospital lazed. officials say she, thankfully, is in stable condition. >>> president biden will hold a conference with vladimir putin tomorrow. biden will address russian military activity on the ukraine border and will discuss the sovereign integrity and territory of the country. putin plans to express opposition to admit ukraine into the nato military alliance. u.s. military officials say russia has amassed 70,000 troops around the border of ukraine and is planning for a possible invasion as early as the first few months of the year. this is since july when they discussed ransomw

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on —- city of detroit. >> to the dean of the muslim caucus thank you so much for your courage in standingo strong with us i'm here today not to only stand in support of my sisters in service who is in response to a long line of fear mongering campaigns against her but unfortunately it is just the most recent attack and i'm also here to support the three.45 muslim neighbors in a country because their lives are putting great danger those that are allowed to use their national platform and elected office to spread hate and rhetoric and enables violence toward muslims sadly this is nothing new in our country and i know that but as a parent i'm especially hurt that send something to our community to normalize it as if it's okay. and i really want to urge my republican leadership to end this now by condemning statements and taking acts against the fear mongering from a fellow member of the united states congress and to hold colleagues accountable when they decide to cater to the worst mindset for their own political gain and to all my fellow muslims that are listening we may only be three among

many schools in the metro detroit area were closed today. superintendents called off.re in session and attendance was at 50 percent at best. so but for the kids that we're here, you know, we're here to support them. >> the easiest way for me to process this is not to ignore it, but just to full steam ahead in regards to, you know what my job is here. >> students want to talk about it. they want to voice their opinions about it. they're being very smart about it. they are having pretty profound conversations. they're following facts. they're not following the social media hype or rumors. >> we've talked a lot about how important it is for them to help each other feel safe by paying attention to those loner students or the ones who are a little bit more quiet. we had some group activities going on this week and i noticed they seemed to be a little bit more open to paying attention to those kids who didn't have a group, who weren't selected for their own group. you know i too have been encouraging them to open up and pay attention to the kids around them. >> i can't tell

does open the auto plants my family originally came from the deep south and they moved up to detroit. they were black sharecroppers under jim crow they moved to detroit and had years of jobs and then boom, all the sudden the plant closes down and people struggle. you can be a black woman in detroit with two master's degree in thousand dollars a year a and not be able to make ends meet. i think it's easy to involve them and not know that. and so i'm really grateful to people in my book for helping me reconnect with the reality of even members of my own family. >> 's incredible character in your h book. it's gotten a huge heart. taken care of i think it's i don't if i got this wrong, stepdaughter as his ex-girlfriend's daughter? the hollywood stepdaughter she's difficult, right? you seem to have such an amazing person, right? i don't want to get too much away but how was he processing getting to know him and what happens after to him? and i think of him every day, i think of him every day. >> went to get back to the mexican worker retraining thing. there is something that is very much a

munkarah, back to you in detroit, you mentioned that staff are being strained.are you seeing there? >> well, we are frustrated because i feel many of these hospital sphwhraitions can be prevented if more people get vaccinated. and this is the most frustrating part por people. and as i'm talking to, and i made rounds today, unfortunately we are seeing sick patients in their 30s, 40s and 50s, needing to be on ventilators and losing some of them. and the majority are unvaccinated and there is nothing harder for a health-care provider to see somebody who their live could lose their live for something that could be prevented with a vaccine, with a treatment that is easily available to all of us. so we are working with our staff. >> woodruff: and that is a message we've been hearing every day from the white house. today at the white house covid briefing dr. spencer, one of the pieces of news we heard, the good news about a pill to treat covid, all hoe it will take time to get it manufactured in sufficient numbersk but not so good news about the monoclonal antibodies t

a business owner in detroit about 45 miles away spotted the crumbley's car and called 911. police say they were found hiding in a vacant art studio. their attorneys say they were going to turn themselves in. >> they were never fleeing prosecution. i want to make that very clear with the court. they were scared. they were terrified. they were not at home. they were figuring out what to do. >> reporter: oakland county sheriff michael bouchard disagrees. >> well, certainly, it doesn't appear to be somebody trying to turn themselves in when they're in a warehouse in detroit hiding inside the building. >> reporter: the crumbleys have pleaded not guilty to all charges. the judge set their bond at half a million dollars each. all this comes as a community grieves the loss of four young lives. at a vigil friday, there was a brief panic after someone fainted and people mistakenly thought there was someone with a gun. there were no reports of serious injuries. and the sheriff believes someone let the crumbleys into that art studio. they're investigating, and that person could potenti