Maine Shooting Suspect Cornered as Police Demand Surrender
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Law enforcement officials are outside the last known address of the suspect in the deadly shooting in Lewiston, Maine, and have issued commands for the suspect to surrender. The suspect, Robert Card, is accused of carrying out a shooting at a bowling alley and a restaurant, resulting in 18 deaths and 13 injuries. Authorities are unsure if Card is in the house, but they are conducting a search and have detected something inside or near the home. A manhunt is underway, and over 350 law enforcement personnel are involved in the search. The shooting is considered the deadliest mass shooting of the year in the United States.
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