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Gunman identified in shooting at Perry High School in Iowa

Multiple victims and injuries reported

Shooting reported at Perry high school in Iowa on the first day back after winter break.

Details of the incident were unclear at the time of reporting, with no confirmed casualties or further information provided.

There was a shooting at Perry High School in Iowa on the first day back from winter break.

The number of people involved in the shooting is unknown at this time.

A 17-year-old student opened fire at Perry High School in Iowa, killing a sixth-grade student and injuring seven others before dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

The shooting began in the cafeteria and spilled outside, with the student who was killed being shot three times. The high-schooler identified as the shooter had a rudimentary improvised explosive device that was safely disarmed.

First school shooting of 2022

School shooting lasted less than an hour

Shooter at Perry High School in Iowa is dead from self-inflicted gunshot wound

At least three people injured, two believed to be students

Shooting at Perry High School in Iowa on students' first day back from winter break.

Students and faculty describe the terrifying experience and their rush to escape the building.

The principal of Perry High School attempted to calm the shooter and protect students during the incident.

The principal's daughter described him as a caring and selfless individual who would put himself in harm's way for the benefit of others.

A school shooting at Perry High School in Iowa left one child dead and five others injured.

The shooter, a 17-year-old, was armed with a shotgun, a handgun, and an improvised explosive device.