The Lake County judge dismissed the District and Lake Academy as parties, retaining only five former and current employees of the Chardon School District and high school as defendants. In February 2014 the families of the three deceased students and Nick Walczak filed a wrongful death suit in Lake County against the Chardon School District and Lake Academy Alternative School. He pleaded guilty and received three consecutive life sentences without parole on March 19, 2013. Later that month the decision was made to charge Lane as an adult. Because of his age, he was detained as a juvenile pending a decision by the prosecution and court as to whether he would be tried as an adult.įollowing a competency hearing, in May 2012, a judge determined that Lane was competent to stand trial. Lane was ultimately indicted on three counts of aggravated murder, two counts of aggravated attempted murder, and one count of felonious assault. Lane was soon arrested by police near his car parked outside the school. J." Lane III, a 17-year-old male juvenile and former student of Chardon, who was a sophomore at Lake Academy Alternative School and used a bus in common with several victims. The fifth student suffered a minor injury, and the sixth a superficial wound.īy the evening of February 27, authorities confirmed that the suspect was Thomas M. Two other wounded students were also hospitalized, one of whom sustained several serious injuries that have resulted in permanent paralysis. Witnesses said that the shooter had a personal rivalry with one of his victims. On the morning of February 27, 2012, six students were shot at Chardon High School in Chardon, Ohio, resulting in the deaths of three of them. Inconclusive, personal rivalry appeared to account for part
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