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Alleged Maine Mass Shooter Robert Card Was Admitted To Mental Hospital In The Summer For Two Weeks

The alleged Maine mass shooter who claimed the lives of 18 people, Robert Card, was recently admitted to a mental hospital. The 40-year-old Army Reserve veteran and firearms instructor reportedly heard voices in his head over the summer. He also threatened to shoot up the National Guard Base in Saco, Maine. He was admitted to the mental hospital for two weeks before being released. It is not clear what type of treatment he received in the hospital or if there was any “red flag” law exercised on him.

He is now suspected of taking at least 18 lives in Lewiston, Maine. The shootings took place at a sports bar and a bowling alley. Surveillance photos show him utilizing an AR-style rifle. For context, the entire state of Maine only recorded 18 homicides for the entire year in both 2019 and 2020 respectively. As of the writing of this article, Robert Card is still on the run from authorities. He is considered to be armed and dangerous.

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Who Is Robert Card? Lewiston, Maine, Mass Shooting Suspect Identified | World News, Times Now

At least 20 dead in mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, suspected gunman still at large – YouTube

Mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine LIVE updates: suspect Robert Card’s car located

Who is Robert Card? Suspect in Lewiston mass shooting | Marca

Maine mass shooting: Dozens dead as gunman opens fire in multiple locations

Authorities ID Lewiston Gunman as “Robert Card” | Atlas News

At least 20 dead in mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, suspected gunman still at large – YouTube

Maine Shootings News: Gunman Kills 18, Prompting a Manhunt and Lockdowns – The New York Times

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