TOPEKA — Comanche County law enforcement officials Monday asked for the public’s help investigating an incident in which 10 bullets were fired into the unoccupied, parked vehicle of the local school board president. The school board voted Sept. 3 to suspend Theurer with pay after more than 100 community members packed a school board meeting to demand disciplinary action. Sheriff Jacob Bruckner confirmed the vehicle was owned by a USD 300 school board member. Steve Prusa, a member of Comanche County’s school board, said he was notified of the incident at the board president’s home shortly after it occurred. Comanche County school board member Dean Yoder said it was wrong to interject violence into debate about education.