Maine Legislature Passes New Gun Restrictions Post Mass Shooting Tragedy

Lewiston, Maine – Following a tragic shooting that took the lives of 18 individuals at a bowling alley and bar in Maine last year, lawmakers in the state made a commitment to reevaluate existing gun laws. This week, after extensive deliberation, new restrictions on firearms sales were approved, although a proposal to enhance the removal … Read more

Maine Commission Criticizes Law Enforcement Response to Deadly Mass Shooting in Bowling Alley and Bar

Meredith, New Hampshire – An independent commission has recently released a report on the events leading up to a tragic mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, where Army reservist Robert Card killed 18 people at a bowling alley and a bar on October 25, 2023. The commission’s findings revealed that law enforcement missed opportunities to prevent … Read more

Mass Shooting Investigation Commission Finds Missed Opportunities to Prevent Tragedy in Maine

LEWISTON, Maineā€”An independent commission revealed that the sheriff’s office investigating the individual responsible for Maine’s deadliest mass shooting had missed a critical opportunity to prevent the tragedy. The Maine Commission released a 30-page interim report detailing their examination of the law enforcement response to the fatal shootings that occurred last fall. The commission’s focus was … Read more

Blast Injuries Linked to Maine Mass Shooter’s Behavior Changes

LEWISTON, Maine — Robert Card, the Army reservist responsible for a mass shooting that shook the community last year, exhibited signs of traumatic brain injury consistent with exposure to weapons blasts, as revealed by a recent study conducted by experts at the Boston University CTE Center. The findings, disclosed by the Card family through the … Read more

Mental Health Signs Ignored Before Maine Mass Shooting Tragedy

LEWISTON, Maine – Army officials are set to appear before a special commission investigating the deadliest mass shooting in Maine history, shedding light on the tragic events that unfolded on October 25th, claiming the lives of 18 individuals at a bowling alley, restaurant, and bar in Lewiston. Family members of the shooter, Robert Card, issued … Read more

Brain-Injured Maine Shooter Linked to Traumatic Brain Injury Study, Boston University Research Shows

Waterville, Maine – Researchers at Boston University studying chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) have identified a history of traumatic brain injury in Robert Card, the individual responsible for a mass shooting in Maine. The discovery sheds light on insights into potential factors contributing to his violent behavior. This finding highlights the importance of understanding the impact … Read more

Maine Mass Shooter Praised in Army Evaluation Despite Family Concerns

Lewiston, Maine – An Army reservist in Maine who carried out the deadliest shooting in the state’s history had received praise from his superiors in his annual evaluation despite concerns about his mental health raised by his family members. Robert Card, 40, of Bowdoin, was described as a “consummate professional” and an excellent squad leader … Read more

Maine Gunman Warned Police of Being “Capable” Months Before Deadliest Mass Shooting in State’s History

LEWISTON, Maine – Three months before carrying out a mass shooting that left 18 people dead in Lewiston, Maine, Robert Card, an Army reservist, made cryptic remarks to police during a welfare check. Body cam footage revealed that Card told police he was ā€œcapableā€ of doing ā€œsomethingā€ during the welfare check, which occurred as New … Read more

Maine Mass Shooter Warned Cops: ‘I am Capable’: Chilling Footage Emerges

Lewiston, Maine – Newly released bodycam footage shows Robert Card, the man responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in Maine’s history, being questioned by state police before being taken to a psychiatric hospital. The footage raises red flags as Card’s mental health troubles were well-documented months before the shooting, with fellow soldiers expressing concerns about … Read more