1. School Shooting

2. A student shot and injured the principal at Harrisburg High School near Sioux Falls, South Dakota, on Wednesday. Kevin Lein was wounded in the arm but is in good condition. The student, whose identity was not disclosed by police and has not yet been charged, was tackled by two school employees and is in custody. The incident happened when the student came into a main office and got into some kind of disagreement with the principal. There was a physical struggle and the teenager took out a firearm and shot Lein. The assistant principal and the school's athletic director quickly tackled the teenager. The school, meanwhile, went into its often drilled procedure with panic buttons pushed and students put in lockdown. "It's a shame that for years schools have been trying to prepare for this and you hope it doesn't happen in your backyard," the superintendent said.

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