The attorney for the accused Highland Park shooter's parents spoke in an on-camera interview for the first time Wednesday.
Highland Park parade shooting witnesses described fleeing from gunfire and hiding their children.
"The police investigated. They didn't perceive there was any great threat because they returned these knives to the family just a few hours later," Greenberg said."And there were no other incidents. So we're three years later now." Lake County Sheriff's officials listed off the weapons Wednesday that Crimo has legally purchased over the years.
"Their interest is not in getting their son out of trouble but in helping to further the conversation and the analysis so that maybe this stops happening in our country. I am certainly not defending what occurred, nor are they. This has everything to do with helping prevent another shooting from another young man," Greenberg said.
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