A judge in Michigan imposed a combined $1 million bond on the couple.
During a Friday press conference, McDonald accused the parents ofThey met with a school counselor after a teacher found alarming drawings on their son's desk that allegedly contained a semi-automatic handgun pointing at the words"the thoughts won't stop help me" on Tuesday.
A teacher noticed him searching for ammunition on his phone days before the shooting. The school alerted the Crumbleys, but did not receive a response, McDonald said.
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