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The Michigan State shooter faced up to five years for a previous charge, meaning he might have been in prison last Monday when he picked up a gun and opened fire on innocent people.
LANSING, Mich. — State officials Tuesday identified 43-year-old Anthony McRae, who was charged with multiple gun-related crimes in 2019, as the attacker who shot and killed three people and wounded
McRae's defense lawyer in 2019 argued police had no cause to detain or search his client, which would make the gun found potentially inadmissible.
The perpetrator of the Monday mass shooting at Michigan State University had a previous gun conviction on his record, according to The Detroit News.
Neighbors said Anthony McRae would fire a gun out the back door of the Lansing home he shared with his father, possibly for target practice.