  Let $Z_1,\, Z_2,\dots$ be independent and identically distributed complex
random variables with common distribution $\mu$ and set $$ P_n(z) := (z -
Z_1)\cdots (z - Z_n)\,. $$ Recently, Angst, Malicet and Poly proved that the
critical points of $P_n$ converge in an almost-sure sense to the measure $\mu$
as $n$ tends to infinity, thereby confirming a conjecture of Cheung-Ng-Yam and
Kabluchko. In this short note, we prove for any fixed $k\in \mathbb{N}$, the
empirical measure of zeros of the $k$th derivative of $P_n$ converges to $\mu$
in the almost sure sense, as conjectured by Angst-Malicet-Poly.
