Cousin calls Maine shootings suspect Robert Card "schizophrenic"
A cousin of Maine mass shootings suspect Robert Card called him a "schizophrenic," as a police manhunt intensified Thursday.
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A cousin of Maine mass shootings suspect Robert Card called him a "schizophrenic," as a police manhunt intensified Thursday.
Massachusetts State Police issued a be on the lookout alert for Robert Card based on what turned out to be an "unsubstantiated" report.
Lisbon, Maine resident Kyia Jensen, found out about the deadly shooting in Lewiston from concerned family members contacting her.
The vehicle belonging to suspect, Robert Card, was found by a boat launch in Lisbon on Thursday night.
President Joe Biden and Maine Gov. Janet Mills ordered all United States and Maine flags lowered to half staff following a mass shooting.
WBZ TV's Christina Hager reports from Lewiston, Maine.
I-Team sources have learned that Robert Card, the suspect in a deadly Maine mass shooting, has ties to Massachusetts.
WBZ TV's Anna Meiler reports from Lewiston, Maine
WBZ TV's Kate Merrill and Laura Haefeli report from Lewiston, Maine
WBZ TV's Laura Haefeli reports.
The gunman from Saturday's shooting was identified by police as Mauricio Garcia, 33. A source said he was a security guard with no prior serious criminal record.
The suspect was shot and killed by a responding officer who was at the mall on an unrelated call, police said.
The shooting took place at an Old National Bank branch in Louisville. Police said the gunman, 25, worked at the bank.
"We strongly believe there was going to be some other targets, including maybe family members, and one of the malls here in Nashville," said Nashville Police Chief John Drake.
Two sets of body camera footage show officers search the school before confronting the shooter.
Three 9-year-old students and three staffers were killed in the rampage at The Covenant School, a private Christian grade school. Police say they shot and killed the shooter.
Three people were killed and two others wounded in a series of shootings, authorities said.
The suspect went to a second dance studio after the shooting, but someone there managed to disarm him, the Los Angeles County sheriff said.
The massacre, during Lunar New Year celebrations, sent waves of fear through Asian American communities in the region and cast a shadow over festivities nationwide.
Robert "Bobby" Crimo III was arrested after a police chase from North Chicago to Lake Forest. Charges are pending.
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President Biden traveled to Buffalo, New York, after 10 people were killed in a racially fueled mass shooting at a grocery store over the weekend. Mr. Biden called on people to come together and take a stand against white supremacy. CBS News' Michael George has more on the president's speech.
Tiffany Chan reports on a Saturday mass shooting in Odessa, Texas.
Lori Alhadeff has channeled her grief into action by promoting legislation, named for Alyssa, requiring schools to install silent panic buttons in every classroom.
Politicians in Massachusetts took to Twitter Sunday to express their condolences and voice their anger over the second mass shooting in the U.S. in 24 hours.
