Watch as " Ginger" tries to be a She-Ro and end up looking like a damn fool by hitting the gunman on the arm with her purse (0:46) mark, Im sorry but that shit is funny to me, LMAO!!!
The confrontation ended in the gunman identified as Duke calmly firing at the school officials, being wounded and, according to police, taking his own life.
At first, school board members and Superintendent Bill Husfelt tried to reason with Duke, who had a criminal record. They talked about possibly finding a job for Duke's wife or looking into the case.
Husfelt told the gunman that he likely signed the termination papers, but didn't recall the circumstances.
"I'm the one who signed the papers," Husfelt. "Let them go," he said referring to the school board members.
At one point, Husfelt said, "I don't want anybody to get hurt. I've got a feeling that what you want, is you want the cops to come in and kill you because you are mad. Because you said you are going to die."
"But why? This isn't worth it," the superintendent told him. "This is a problem."
The gunman then pointed the pistol at the official.
"Please don't. Please don't. Please," Husfelt said.
The gunman opened fire at Husfelt and school board members. He missed them all, even though he was at close range, said Lee Stafford, director of student services of Bay District Schools. Duke said, "I'm going to kill [unintelligible]," while he fired.
Mike Jones, chief of security for the school system and a retired police officer, exchanged fire with Duke, who was wounded and rolled to the ground. Duke turned his gun on himself, dying of a fatal gunshot to the head, authorities said. Husfelt called Jones a "hero."
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