School Resource Officer Stops School Shooting In Ocala, Florida On Friday, No Media Praise
OCALA, FLORIDA — An armed School Resource Officer arrived to the scene of a shooting and had placed the suspect into custody, ending what could have been a longer assault on students and teachers.
The shooting happened Friday morning at Forest High School in Ocala. The suspect was first identified as a student, but later clarification shows that he was not a student at the school.
He brought a shotgun into the school concealed in a guitar case and blended in with students. At some point, he fired a shot at the bottom of a door, and some pellets from the shotgun blast struck a student in the ankle.
As soon as the resource officer heard the noise, he rushed over to the area.
The suspect was quickly taken into custody by a school resource officer identified as Marion County Sheriff’s Deputy James Long.
Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods said Long heard a loud bang about 8:39 a.m. and immediately rushed to the source of the sound. Within minutes, at about 8:42 a.m., Long reached the shooting scene and the shooter was in custody, officials said.
Long “did not hesitate. He went right in,” Woods said at a news conference.
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Source:: Concealed Nation
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