later died of his wounds at a Wausau hospital. Victims Det. Jason Wieland, 40; an 18-year veteran of Wausau-area law enforcement Dianne Look, 67; branch manager of the Marathon Savings Bank where Naly Vang worked as a teller Karen Barclay, 62; another teller at Marathon Savings Bank Sarah H. Quirt Sann, 43; attorney at Tlusty, Kennedy & Dirks and Naly Vang's divorce lawyer Aftermath The shooting led to the passage of Wisconsin Assembly Bill 825, colloquially known as "Sara's Law." Introduced by Schofield assemblyman Patrick Snyder and 8 other assemblypersons (6 Republican, 2 Democrat), the bill reworded a Wisconsin stature with regard to protections against harm for judges, prosecutors and court bailiffs. The revised statute extended the law's protections to family lawyers, guardians ad litem, and corporate lawyers, making the act of threatening any of the named professions a felony punishable by a fine of $10,000 and six years in prison. The bill passed the Wisconsin legislature with no debate, and governor Scott Walker signed the bill into law in February 2018. According to legal scholar Stephen Kerson, the law, which was the first of its kind in the country, could provide a case study into providing better protections for family lawyers. References 2017 active shooter incidents in the United States 2017 in Wisconsin 2017 murders in the United States Deaths by firearm in Wisconsin Marathon County, Wisconsin March 2017 crimes in the United States March 2017 events in the United States Murder in Wisconsin Spree shootings in the United States