Christina Grimmie's Family Sues Orlando Venue Where She Was Shot For 'Inadequate Security'

The family of Christina Grimmie, the former “The Voice” contestant and Evesham Township native, is suing the Florida venue where she was shot earlier this year, the Orlando Sentinel reports.

Albert, Tina and Mark Grimmie are suing AEG Live and the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra Plaza Foundation for failure to take adequate security measures, according to the report.

It was previously reported that Kevin Loible, the 27-year-old man who shot Grimmie while she signed autographs before killing himself, was able to enter the venue with two guns without being searched.

The family is asking for money to pay for medical and funeral services, and the emotional toll they have suffered following her death, according to the report.

Grimmie’s hometown continues to remember her, as the Evesham Township Library recently erected a “Wish Wall” in her memory.