Michigan officials demand answers over gunman’s weapons probation

Attorney general says state will be ‘digging deep to find out’ why Anthony McRae, who killed three students, was carrying gun

Michigan’s attorney general Dana Nessel said Tuesday she was demanding answers about the probation served by a gunman who killed himself after shooting dead three students and wounding five others in a mass shooting at Michigan State University on Monday night.

Anthony McRae, 43, served the probation after admitting to possession of a concealed weapon without a permit in 2019.