
Army, sheriff's office blamed for missing warning signs of Maine mass shooter Robert Card: report
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Army Reserve, state police and sheriff's office all mentioned in independent commission's final report on the October shootings that happened in Lewiston, Maine.
The commission, created by Gov. Janet Mills, a Democrat, announced its conclusions at Lewiston City Hall, less than 3 miles from the two sites where the shootings took place on Oct. 25, 2023. Eighteen people were killed and 13 others were wounded.
"The commission unanimously found that there were several opportunities that, if taken, might have changed the course of these tragic events," independent commission chair Dan Wathen said at a press conference.
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