Two Sexton High School students were shot walking home from school last Tuesday. The Lansing police department have identified the suspect as 17-year-old Marcell Marshall.

"From what we have been told, the two students were just walking home, and people tried to rob them," Lansing Superintendent Ben Shuldiner said.

"From what we have been told, the two students were just walking home, and people tried to rob them," Lansing Superintendent Ben Shuldiner said.

LANSING, Mich. (CBS DETROIT) - Members of the Westside Neighborhood community are asking for answers after two high school students were shot in broad daylight near Riddle Elementary School on Tuesday. Around 3:15 p.m. Tuesday, Lansing police responded to calls of shots fired and found two 16-year-olds with gunshot wounds outside.

Marcell Keshawn Marshall is named in a warrant for assault with intent to murder and felony firearm possession, and was not in policy custody Monday.

17, when they were shot during the robbery. In a newsletter released Sunday, Lansing School District Superintendent Ben Shuldiner confirmed the teens attend Sexton High School while adding “At this time, we do not know for certain the cause of the ...

The Lansing School District has issued a statement to the community after two 16-year-olds were shot near Riddle Elementary School Tuesday. These teenagers were students at Sexton High School. On Tuesday,

Marcell Keshawn Marshall is named in a warrant for assault with intent to murder and felony firearm possession, and was take into custody Monday.