Armed teenager brings 'bomb' to school

A teenager at Perry High School in Iowa shot six people at the school before turning the gun on himself, police told reporters Thursday. A sixth-grader died at the scene, while four other students and the school's principal, Dan Marburger, were hospitalized.

Police said that after a "systematic search" of the school, "improvised explosive devices" were discovered. But Iowa State Fire Marshals and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms "made the device safe."

Police refused to reveal more details about the explosive device, describing it only as "simple" and reassuring the public that there was no further risk. Police responded to the scene at approximately 7:37 a.m. local time, just before classes began on the first-day students returned from winter break.

"School hadn't started yet and fortunately there were very few students and teachers in the buildings, so I think that contributed to a good outcome in that regard," said Dallas County Sheriff Adam Infante. FBI helps Jova in the Department of Criminal Investigation Investigation.

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Mortedt refused to share the details of the shot, and everything in the background is part of the study and diving. But he confirmed that the sniper was "a series of positions with a series of social stations and his positions."

The case was related to the White House and did not spend time requesting for the law control law. "On the fourth day of the new year, we're dealing with another horrific school shooting, and the question we're asking is when is enough going to be enough?" asked press secretary Karin Jean-Pierre. Iowa requires gun buyers to obtain a license or pass a background check.

Customers must be 21 or older to purchase handguns and 18 or older to purchase rifles. This means that the teen's gun may not have been obtained legally.