Judge orders Wisconsin school shooter's father to stand trial

Madison Shooter's Father Ordered to Stand Trial

Father of Madison shooter ordered to trial for his role in gun access for deadly school attack.

Judge orders Madison school shooter's father to stand trial on charges he allowed access to guns

MADISON, Wis. (AP) The father of a Wisconsin school shooter must stand trial on charges he allowed her access to the guns she used in the deadly attack, a court commissioner ruled Thursday, rejecting arguments that he didn't know she was considering violence and didn't physically hand her the weapons at the school.Dane County Court Commissioner John Rome issued the order in Jeffrey Rupnow's case after a preliminary hearing, a routine step in the…

Father of Abundant Life school shooter bound for trial

MADISON — The father of the teenager who killed two people in a school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in December will stand trial. 43-year-old Jeffrey Rupnow is charged with three felonies including intentionally selling a dangerous weapon to a minor, and contributing to the delinquency of a child. His 15-year-old daughter Natalie used one of two guns that he legally purchased in the mass shooting. She shot a total of eight people, …

Madison school shooter's father to stand trial

Court commissioner rules Jeffrey Rupnow must stand trial, accused of allowing his daughter access to weapons used in Madison school shooting that left two dead.

Father of Abundant Life school shooter will stand trial for providing guns used in attack

Court Commissioner finds sufficient evidence for Jeffrey Rupnow to go to trial.

Case against father of Madison school shooter will move forward after court official finds probable cause

The criminal case against the father of a Madison school shooter will move forward after a Dane County court commissioner ruled there is probable cause to believe he gave his daughter access to the guns used in the deadly attack. The post Case against father of Madison school shooter will move forward after court official finds probable cause appeared first on WPR.