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'I wasn't raised by the right people': Forest High School shooting, takedown video released

MARION COUNTY, Fla. — The Marion County Sheriff's Office on Thursday afternoon released a 20-minute compilation of footage recorded by body-worn and surveillance cameras of the shooting on April 20 at Forest High School near Ocala.

Deputies said 19-year-old Sky Bouche -- a former student -- entered the stairwell of Building 1 shortly before 8:30 a.m. with a backpack, which contained a tactical vest, gloves and multiple shotgun shells, and a guitar case, which contained a 16-gauge sawed-off shotgun.

Investigators said Bouche walked into a restroom on the second floor of the building, where he loaded his gun and put on his vest and gloves. He left the restroom and passed a girl in the hallway, but she didn't notice his clothing or that he was armed, deputies said.

Officials said Bouche fired one round into the door of Classroom 212 and the slug round pierced the ankle and lower foot of a 17-year-old student. Bouche then put down his weapon and walked down the hallway to Classroom 229, investigators said.

"I'm sorry, sir. I wasn't raised by the right people," Bouche can be heard saying in the video.

"Are you kidding me?" said Marion County Deputy Jim Long, a school resource officer.

"Is there anybody else with you?" Long said.

"No, sir. I'm the only one," Bouche said.

A deputy is heard saying in the video that he discovered Bouche had been planning the shooting for several years.

Investigators said they determined the threat to not be credible, so charges weren't filed.

Bouche faces multiple charges, including burglary of a structure with a firearm, discharge of a firearm during the commission of a felony, possession of a short-barreled shotgun, carrying a concealed firearm and disruption or interference with an educational institution to facilitate or further terrorism.

He is being held at the Marion County Jail without bail.

The injured student is expected to make a full recovery.

MCSO SURVEILLANCE/BODY CAMERA VIDEO- FOREST HIGH SCHOOL (FHS) SHOOTING

***THIS VIDEO MAY BE TRAMAUTIC FOR SOME VIEWERS---VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED*** MCSO SURVEILLANCE/BODY CAMERA VIDEO- FOREST HIGH SCHOOL (FHS) SHOOTING On Friday, April 20th at 8:29 a.m., Former Forest High School student 19-year old Sky Bouche entered the stairwell of Building 1 of FHS with a blue backpack and a black guitar case. The guitar case contained a 16 gauge sawed-off shotgun. His backpack contained a tactical vest, gloves and multiple shotgun shells. Bouche entered the boy's restroom on the second floor of Building 1. He loaded his gun and put on his vest and gloves. Bouche then left the restroom armed with his weapon. He passed one girl in the hallway, but she did not notice his clothing or the fact that he was armed. He fired one round into a door of Classroom 212. This slug round traveled through the door, and struck a 17-year old juvenile victim in the ankle/lower foot area. Bouche ceased fire and put his weapon down. He then walked down the hallway to Classroom 229. MCSO School Resource Deputy Jim Long and multiple members of the school's staff and administration responded to the second floor of Building 1 to the sound of an "explosion.” Deputy Long's body camera began recording when he and school staff first arrived to Classroom 212. Bouche is facing multiple charges, to include Burglary of a Structure with a Firearm, Discharge of a Firearm during the Commission of a Felony, Possession of a Short-Barreled Shotgun, Carrying a Concealed Firearm and Disruption or Interference with an Educational Institution to Facilitate or Further Terrorism. He is currently being held in the Marion County Jail on no bond. The injured student is expected to make a full recovery. MCSO Signal Codes You May Hear in this Video: Signal 35- Shooting Signal 0- Weapon Signal 55- Requesting Back-up Signal 46- Sick/Injured Person 1012- With a Subject 1015- Subject in Custody 1097-Arrived at Location 1051- Enroute to Location

Posted by Marion County Sheriff's Office on Thursday, May 31, 2018