charges of second-degree home invasion and larceny at a Bay City house on April 23, 2012. Aftermath At the time, Kayla Rolland was believed to have been the youngest school shooting victim in United States history, which was not surpassed until the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December 2012. A day after Rolland's death a shooting spree occurred in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania that killed three and injured two others. In response to the Wilkinsburg case, U.S. President Bill Clinton argued for stricter gun laws and mentioned Rolland's case as an example. Buell Elementary closed in 2002 due to dwindling enrollment and stressed finances. The campus was heavily damaged by arson in 2005, and was demolished in 2009. Depiction in media Rolland's killing was cited by Michael Moore in his 2002 film Bowling for Columbine, which argued for stricter gun control. See also List of youngest killers List of school shootings in the United States List of homicides in Michigan Shooting of Abby Zwerner References External links 2000 crimes in the United States 2000 murders in the United States Genesee County, Michigan Murder committed by minors Deaths by person in Michigan Elementary school shootings in the United States February 2000 events in the United States