WI - Antigo, Shooting at high school prom leaves 3 injured

Roller said one officer fired at the suspected shooter, 18-year-old Jakob Wagner, and was able to take him into custody. Roller said Wagner used a rifle.

(...) The district said in a statement that "quick actions" taken by police and district staff to secure the building "prevented what might have otherwise been a disaster of unimaginable proportions, and we are extremely grateful for their well-rehearsed response."

The Langlade County Coroner said Wagner died at a hospital around 1 a.m. Sunday, according to a report by WAOW 9.

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A former student at a northern Wisconsin high school was shot and killed by police after allegedly opening fire on students during their prom, officials say.

Police identified the deceased shooter as Jakob E. Wagner, 18, a former student at the high school who graduated last year, reports CBS affiliate WSAW in Wausau.

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Roller said in a news release that the students who were wounded were shot as they exited the building, though he didn't say if investigators believe those students were specifically targeted

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The northern Wisconsin student shot and wounded outside his prom at Antigo High School last month is talking about the ordeal that has shaken the small town.

Collin Cooper, 18, said the bullet that struck his leg shattered part of the major bone in his calf. He isn’t back at school yet but said he will use his crutches to walk across the stage for his upcoming graduation.

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