Maine Mass Shooting: Find Out The Prime Suspect Who Killed 22
A very sad and shocking incident has happened in Lewiston, Maine, in the United States. A mass shooting took place, and it left 22 people dead. Many are asking questions about who did this and why it happened. So let’s break it down.
The main person believed to have done this horrible act is Robert Card. He is 40 years old and comes from Saco, Maine.
The surprising thing is that he is a trained expert in using guns and is also part of the Army Reserve. Being a member of the Army Reserve usually means you’re trained and serve part-time in the military.
Before this event, Robert Card had shown some signs that were causing worry. He had said that he was “hearing voices” in his head.
He even talked about planning a shooting at the National Guard Base where he worked. So, he had made threats that he might do something violent in the future.
Robert Card also had some mental health problems. During the summer, he spent two weeks in a place where people go for help with mental issues. But what happened there and why he went are not known yet.
The police are still looking for him and have warned people that he is very dangerous. They think a white Subaru Outback car may be linked to him, but it’s unclear how. It could be his car or maybe used in the crime.
There have been many mass shootings, firings, and killings that often happen in the United States. The country has faced another mass shooting at Florida Beach Hollywood on Memorial Day in May this year.
Everyone is very worried and trying to understand why this happened. Because Robert Card had given some signs and also had mental health problems, people are asking if more could have been done to stop this.
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Questions are being raised about how well we are keeping an eye on people who show such signs, especially when they have access to guns.
The main focus now is to find Robert Card and make sure people are safe. But there are bigger questions about mental health and safety that will need to be talked about in the coming days.
