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the man accused of killing 18 people at a bowling alley and bar in Lewiston, Maine, has been found dead, four senior law enforcement officials tell NBC News.mental health had deteriorated rapidly
Robert Card, 40, Card was found between Lewiston and Bowdoin, Maine, in a wooded area, the officials said. “If they’re 150 miles north, do they need to call their 911 center and create a response? And I think I’d say no to that unless they have another set of facts, a fact pattern that would lead them there’s a direct connection between that gunfire and what they’ve heard to this point.”
Three law enforcement sources said the suspect's trail has gone cold. And Sauschuck said none of the 530 tips relayed to authorities working on the case have provided viable leads so far. The dayslong search for Card bucks U.S. law enforcement’s long track record of capturing or killing mass shooters either on the spot or after a brief pursuit.A timeline for the police response to the Wednesday evening attack, which took place at two locations in Lewiston, was released today.
“It is often said that our state is ‘one big, small town’ because Maine is such a close-knit community," she said in a written statement today. "He seemed happy-go-lucky when he's here to play," said the man, who asked not to be identified because of the ongoing manhunt. "We wanted to really identify the victims and show their pictures," he said."Everybody has been identified, and their families have been notified."The shelter-in-place order for Lewiston and nearby communities was rescinded today amid the ongoing search for Wednesday night's mass shooting suspect, public safety director Mike Sauschuck said during an early-evening news conference.
One senior official says a phone belonging to the suspect was left in his residence, and investigators were trying to determine if he left it there before the shooting. “The President expressed appreciation for the courageous work of all the Federal, State and local law enforcement personnel,” the press release said.Three victims in the care of Central Maine Medical Center remain in critical condition, a spokesperson for the hospital said.
According to FBI Director Christopher Wray, there are also more than 200 FBI personnel in Maine to support the investigation — including the ongoing manhunt — and provide victim assistance.As officials in Maine search for mass shooting suspect Robert Card, hunters are preparing for a big moment in deer season Saturday.
“Take 17 officers that got to work 24/7, you’ve got to kind of space it out,” he said. “Myself, I’ve been here since it started, I haven’t gone home. I slept in my office for three and a half hours last night, and back out on the road because we all want the same thing: to find him, that’s all.”“I think every available resource is being put to use from state, local and federal. There’s no resource not being used that I know of,” he said.
“It’s ironic ... about two months ago, I was at an exercise in Wisconsin where we were practicing just exactly this — having to take care of mass casualties in a limited-resource environment, and that’s exactly what we were doing the other night,” he continued. “I think, fortunately, because not only in the military, but also the civilian world we practice this. And then when it all happens, we just do what we do to act like we do in our training.
Maine’s yellow flag law outlines several steps that must be taken before a weapon can be removed from an individual by courts or law enforcement such as getting a medical practitioner evaluation to deem that person a threat., which allow family or law enforcement to ask a court directly to temporarily remove guns from a person who may be at serious risk of harming themselves or another person with a firearm.
The Pine Tree Society, which provides support and services for people with disabilities, said Seal was the organization’s director of interpreting services. Before learning of their deaths, Rob Young had flown from Baltimore to Lewiston yesterday to help his sister-in-law in her frantic search for information after the pair had not been heard from since they went bowling.LEWISTON, Maine — With the suspect in the deadly shootings still on the run, law enforcement has fanned out across New England.
Phil Potenziano, the Brunswick school superintendent, also said schools in the nearby town of Brunswick would be shuttered until Monday.
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