New Albany mass shooting suspect indicted on 19 charges

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- A man accused in a mass shooting at a New Albany warehouse was indicted Thursday on 19 charges, including murder, aggravated murder, and inducing panic, according to online court records.

Records show Bruce Foster III was indicted on the following charges: aggravated murder, four counts of murder, four counts of aggravated burglary, two counts of attempted murder, two counts of felonious assault, six counts of inducing panic, with a firearm specification.

An arraignment is scheduled for Tuesday morning, according to court records.

Foster on Thursday was found not competent to stand trial for a second time after the prosecutor asked for another evaluation. Watch previous coverage in the player above.

He's accused of killing two people and injuring four others at the KDC/One warehouse in February.

The shooting took place at the warehouse, in an industrial section of New Albany. Foster, an employee, had been working for several hours before opening fire and then left in a rideshare vehicle, authorities said.

Police said motive remains unknown and while there was reportedly no altercation prior to the incident, witnesses reported that Foster arrived at work intoxicated and smelling of marijuana.

Workers saw Foster firing a handgun at people along a production line, including one victim who was shot at close range in the head. One of the shooting victims was able to get the handgun away from Foster, prompting Foster to then flee the building.

About 150 people were inside the warehouse at the time, with some not knowing about the shooting until police arrived.