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Parent Arrested After 3D-Printed Gun Falls During Scuffle at Romulus High

Officials say students were safe and the district has announced stepped-up security for the rescheduled homecoming dance.

Overview

  • A parent was arrested Monday after a scuffle with his daughter outside Romulus High when an object that officials said appeared to be a 3D-printed gun fell to the ground.
  • Superintendent Benjamin Edmondson said police moved quickly, most students were unaware of the event, and school leaders told families that everyone on campus was safe.
  • Authorities have not released the arrested parent’s identity or any charges and say the investigation is still developing.
  • Students and parents voiced concern after the school canceled its homecoming football game days earlier over a reported threat, increasing calls for clearer communication and visible protection.
  • The Romulus School Board said it will add police presence, enlist volunteer staff from security vendor Spark, and boost communication for the Oct. 18 rescheduled homecoming dance.