Officials Release Video Of Deputy Outside Fla. School During Shooting

After several media outlets sued for it, the Broward County Sheriff's Office released surveillance video Thursday from the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. The sheriff says it shows school resource officer Scot Peterson "never" went in during the mass shooting that killed 17 students and teachers last month.

In the video, you can see several people near the building where the shooting was happening. It's hard to pick out Peterson or see what he was doing, but again, the sheriff said Peterson didn't go into the building while the shooter was firing. Earlier this month, the sheriff's office released audio of emergency crews responding to the school. The video above contains some of the sound of Peterson and other officers communicating during that response, coupled with the newly released video from the sheriff's office.

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"Be advised we have possible — could be firecrackers — I think we've got shots fired, possible shots fired, 1200 building," Peterson said on the radio. Someone asks him for a description and Peterson responds, "We don't have any descriptions yet, we just hear shots, appears to be shots fired."

At another moment on the tape, Peterson can be heard yelling, "Get the school locked down, gentlemen."

Peterson resigned from his position shortly after the shooting. He had been suspended for failing to enter the building while shots were being fired.