KALAMAZOO, MI - The wife of mass-shooting suspect Jason Brian Dalton has filed for divorce. 
 
 Carole Dalton filed for divorce in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court after her husband allegedly went on a shooting spree on Saturday, Feb. 20, that left six dead and two seriously injured. 
 
 The couple married in 1995. 
 
 Dalton's family had earlier released a statement: "There are no words which can express our shock and disbelief, and we are devastated and saddened for the victims and the families of the victims. 
 
 "We cannot comprehend the grief which you are feeling, and, while it seems woefully inadequate, we are deeply sorry and are praying for everyone affected." 
 
 The Daltons have two children, ages 15 and 10. 
 
 Carole Dalton is seeking sole custody of the children and child support from her husband's 401k plan. 
 
 The filing said that "there has been a breakdown in the marriage relationship to the extent the objects of matrimony have been destroyed and there remains no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved." 
 
 Jason Dalton was earning $50,000 a year at Michigan Appraisal Company and also worked as an Uber driver. 
 
 Dalton, 45, is facing six counts of murder, two counts of assault with intent to commit murder and eight counts of felony firearm use. 
 
 Police say he randomly shot people in Kalamazoo County. 
 
 Abigail Kopf, 14, of Battle Creek, was critically wounded. She was shot as she sat in a car outside of a Cracker Barrel restaurant. 
 
 Three others in the vehicle were killed: Barbara Hawthorne, 68, Mary Jo Nye, 60, and Dorothy "Judy" Brown, 74, all of Battle Creek. A fourth member of their group, Mary Lou Nye, who was in another vehicle, also died. 
 
 Tyler Smith, 17, and his father, Rich Smith, 53, were killed as they looked at cars at Seelye Automotive on Stadium Drive. 
 
 Tiana Carruthers survived being shot while in the parking lot of The Meadows townhomes in Richland Township while trying to protect children in the area. 
 
 A motion for temporary custody and child support that accompanied the divorce complaint asks for Carole to be granted custody of the children, with no "temporary parenting time" awarded to Jason Dalton. 

 Buy Photo Jason Brian Dalton 45, of Cooper Township, is seen in a video arraignment on multiple murder charges in Judge Christopher T. Haenicke's courtroom on Monday, Feb. 22, 2016, at the Kalamazoo County Courthouse. (Photo: Jessica J. Trevino/Detroit Free Press)Buy Photo 
 
 The wife of the man charged in last weekend's deadly shooting spree in Kalamazoo has filed for divorce, according to an online news report. 
 
 Carole Dalton filed the divorce papers against Jason Dalton in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court, according to MLive. The couple have two children, ages 15 and 10,.neighbors and police have previously said. 
 
 The filing says: "There has been a breakdown in the marriage relationship to the extent the objects of matrimony have been destroyed and there remains no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved," according to the MLive report. 
 
 The two have been married since 1995., 
 
 Michigan State Police First Lt. Dale Hinz of the Paw Paw post earlier this week confirmed to the Free Press that investigators have heard allegations that the couple were having marital issues prior to the fatal shootings. 
 
 “I've heard that, but it would be premature to release anything like that," Hinz said on Wednesday. "We're still looking into motives and no motive has been established at this point." 
 
 Hinz confirmed Dalton's wife has been interviewed by authorities, but declined to release details. 
 
 "We're still conducting the investigation and really going through and following up on things like this (marital allegations) more of the ancillary pieces of the investigation now that the major parts are done. We're still waiting on lab results." 
 
 Dalton, 45, who worked as an insurance adjuster, is charged with killing six people and gravely wounded two others in the Kalamazoo area. He moonlighted as a driver for the Uber ride service, and authorities said he continued picking up Uber fares in between randomly shooting people. None of the victims were fares. 
 
 On Monday, Dalton's family, through an attorney, released a statement condemning his actions and offering their condolences for the victims and their families. 
 
 "Our hope is for peace and healing for the victims, the families of the victims, the Kalamazoo community and those touched by these events throughout the nation," the family said in a statement released to the Free Press. "This type of violence has no place in our society, and we express our love and support for everyone involved. We intend to cooperate in every way that we can to help determine why and how this occurred." 
 
 Contact Daniel Bethencourt: 313-223-4531 or dbethencourt@freepress.com. Follow on Twitter @_dbethencourt. 
 
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– Mass murder, apparently, was the last straw. The wife of Michigan mass-shooting suspect Jason Dalton has filed for divorce, Michigan Live reports. "There has been a breakdown in the marriage relationship to the extent the objects of matrimony have been destroyed and there remains no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved," reads the filing on behalf of Carole Dalton in Kalamazoo County Circuit Court. She's also seeking sole custody of the children, ages 10 and 15, and the use of Jason's 401k plan for child support. Jason, 45, has been charged with six counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder for a series of seemingly random shootings on Feb. 20. Investigators have also heard that Jason and Carole were having marital problems before the shootings, the Detroit Free Press reports. "I've heard that, but it would be premature to release anything like that," says Michigan State Police First Lt. Dale Hinz. "We're still looking into motives and no motive has been established at this point." Authorities have interviewed Carole but released no details. Meanwhile, Jason's family released a statement that reads in part: "There are no words which can express our shock and disbelief, and we are devastated and saddened for the victims and the families of the victims." (Jason worked for Uber, which sidelined a complaint about him.)