Iowa high school principal who was shot while trying to protect students dies from his injuries
Iowa high school principal who was shot while trying to protect students dies from his injuries
The Iowa high school principal who was shot and wounded while trying to protect his students during a school shooting has died from his injuries.
The Iowa high school principal who was shot and wounded while trying to protect his students during a school shooting earlier this month has died from his injuries, according to the school district.
Perry High School Principal Dan Marburger was among seven people injured in the Jan. 4 shooting. One student, 11-year-old sixth grader Ahmir Jolliff, was killed, authorities said.
The suspected shooter -- a student at the high school -- died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said.
Fucking hero. Law enforcement in Uvalde should take notes.
They did, that's why they hid.
I didn't even hear about this school shooting
The coverage seemed very low key compared to usual. I don't know what to make of that.
We're a small town, I'm not really surprised. But be happy you don't have to hear all of the conspiracy theories about the shooting that happened a mile from you, its maddening.
If it happened in a small town anywhere else, it'd be international news though
Food for thought
After people went through his social media, there were hints he may have been leaning towards coming out as trans. News then went quiet about this one.
His daughter said he tried to talk the shooter down while protecting others. Chokes me up as a fellow Iowa teacher. I identify with that so much. Never met him, but I respect the hell out of him.
‘No Way To Prevent This,’ Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens
And yet still no gun control.
The American govt will let every last student die before regulating guns.
They protected their debt, what more do you want?
He doesn't look like a hero but he is.
Real heroes never look like what you expect.
I think there was a whole fucking trilogy of movies based on a trilogy of books based on the authors experiences in World War I about how heroes are who you wouldn't expect.
authors experiences in World War II about how heroes are who you wouldn't expect
WWI. Our boy was busy writing while Europe was on fire during WWII. Like the Hobbit, he wrote the book (at least partially) for his son:
Tolkien abandoned The Lord of the Rings during most of 1943 and only restarted it in April 1944 as a serial for his son Christopher Tolkien, who was sent chapters as they were written while he was serving in South Africa with the Royal Air Force.
As a dad, I fuckin feel that.
Well, yes. The heroes are generally the average people who don't do stuff for attention. The "pretty" ones who dress themselves up and try to get media attention are generally the villains.
A brave man trying to protect his kids. I don't want to hear shit about teachers for at least a week.
Is this the death where trump said, "Get over it"?
Yes. Not to defend him ... I would never, but it was more than just get over it. Still fucking horrible.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4393128-trump-iowa-rally-school-shooting-move-forward/
Kim Reynolds can fuck herself.
“Nothing can be done, says only country where this happens regularly”
What a fucking hero.
For all the shit we give high school principals while we're in school, they usually really care about the kids.
My high school principal was actually a surprisingly decent guy. He let my girlfriend (now wife) put on a Christopher Durang play. Christopher Durang plays usually have gay themes, including the one she put on. But he thought it was really funny and he let her do it.
This was in the 1990s.
I still gave him shit, but I feel bad about it now.
RIP Hero. There is nothing more honorable than protecting the kids. Rest well Dan.
"his family wrote on GoFundMe. "
Is there any more to this story or is that just their choice of communication?.
My guess would be that GoFundMe is being used to fund his healthcare expenses since we apparently can't just have that free at the point of service like the rest of the civilized world.
muricaaaaaaaa!!!!11!!1!!!!
Read the room dammit. The guy was an American as well.
This is the tragic story of an American, trying to be a hero, arguably succeeding who knows how many other people would have died, however long that guy took.
Each Second is another door to lock
This is also a story about America’s senseless relationship with firearms and the frequent costs that incurs innocent people every year.
A hero that shouldn't have been. At least not like that.
Sounds like the Perry HIgh School is about to be renamed the Marburger High School.
Damn, the news couldn't have put his name in the title. What a shit job. Rest easy Dan.
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The Iowa high school principal who was shot and wounded while trying to protect his students during a school shooting earlier this month has died from his injuries, according to the school district. Perry High School Principal Dan Marburger was among seven people injured in the Jan. 4 shooting. One student, 11-year-old sixth grader Ahmir Jolliff, was killed, authorities said. The suspected shooter – a student at the high school – died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities said. - TV-MA, 66 mins
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fuck off
"The brave die never, though they sleep in dust: Their courage nerves a thousand living men."
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