Philadelphia Woman Detained Following Unruly Pool Episode and Officer Assault

Today's conservative headline is brought to you by the Republican Ballot Publication. We're dedicated in providing our readers with the most relevant conservative news. [Philadelphia Woman Arrested After Chaotic Pool Incident and Assaulting Police Officer] [Philadelphia Woman Arrested After Chaotic Pool Incident and Assaulting Police Officer]( Community Aid for Perry High: Nearly $145,000 Raised to Support Victims of School Shooting Perry, IA - Almost a month after a tragic shooting at Perry High School, the community has rallied to raise nearly $145,000 to support victims who experienced the horrifying event firsthand. On January 4, the lives of two people were tragically cut short: an 11-year-old student, Ahmir Jolliff, and the school's principal, Dan Marburger. Several other students and staff members were also injured in the incident that ended when the alleged shooter, 17-year-old student Dylan Butler, took his own life. In response to the tragedy, two separate funds were promptly established at the Raccoon Valley Bank. One fund was directly aimed at supporting the family of Ahmir Jolliff, while the other was designed for the broader community affected by the incident. This second fund, now managed by the Perry Community School District, was set up to ensure proper governance and the fair distribution of the aid through a newly mandated process involving appointed fund administrators. Lou Hoger, Joseph Shelly, and Donna Emmert were appointed by the school board in May to take on the critical role of fund administration. To qualify for financial aid from this fund, recipients must prove that they either directly witnessed the shooting or its aftermath in video footage, and that they suffered physical or emotional trauma as a result. "The criteria set for the eligibility are aligned with the state regulations, which are indeed broad," Hoger explained. "Determining the rightful beneficiaries is a responsibility that we take very seriously, given the sensitivity of the matter." The fund administrators have set up an application system that will remain open until July 15. Following this, they will conduct interviews with the applicants to ensure that those most impacted by the traumatic event receive the support they need. Hoger, who has significant experience in dealing with trauma as a former member of a trauma team and a prison chaplain, emphasized the complexities of identifying emotional and psychological harm. "Pain, fear, and the resultant anger are complex emotions to navigate. Over the years, my experience in different healing roles has prepared me to see beyond the immediate expressions of anger and understand the deeper suffering," he noted. While the community has been incredibly supportive through donations, some concerns have been raised about the application and interview process for the distribution of funds. Acknowledging these concerns, Hoger indicated that flexibility in the interview process is essential, and in some cases, he is willing to adjust the requirements, particularly for younger children or more sensitive applicants. As the application deadline approaches, community members are encouraged to learn more about the One Perry Recovery Fund and consider applying if they meet the criteria. The outcome of these efforts is a closer-knit community, underpinned by a shared experience and a collective effort to heal and rebuild. As the fund distribution process continues, the memories of the victims and the resilience of the survivors remain central to the community's efforts to move forward. The recent high school graduation ceremony paid tribute to Principal Dan Marburger, honoring his legacy and the indelible mark he left on Perry High School. The tragic shooting has undoubtedly left a scar on the community of Perry, but through collective action and a shared commitment to recovery, the town is taking tentative steps towards healing. [Visit Republican Ballot News]( Republican Ballot News, 70 South West Century Drive, Suite 100 PMB 5102, Bend, OR 97702 Intended for: {EMAIL} [View Online]( | [Terms of Use]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Unsubscribe from All](