"Maine Shooting Suspect's Home Searched as Nation Grapples with Mental Illness and Gun Laws"

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Law enforcement officers surrounded the home of suspected gunman Robert Card in Bowdoin, Maine, as the manhunt intensified following a mass shooting at a bowling alley and restaurant in Lewiston. The officers used drones to surveil the property and issued search warrant announcements over a loudspeaker. The residents of Lewiston, Lisbon, and Bowdoin remain under a shelter-in-place order as authorities continue the statewide search for the armed and dangerous suspect. The shooting left 18 people dead and 13 injured, making it the deadliest mass shooting in Maine's recent history. The motive and details about the victims are still unknown.
- Search focuses on home of Robert Card, suspected of killing 18 in Maine shooting NPR
- Massacre shows how Maine — and nation — fail to deal with violent mentally ill New York Post
- Police enter Maine shooting suspect's home FOX 11 Los Angeles
- Maine’s gun laws need common-sense updates The Boston Globe
- Bruins coach Jim Montgomery expresses ‘heartfelt sympathies’ for Lewiston victims MassLive.com
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