After mass shooting, bill would require Army to use state crisis laws to remove weapons
Republican Sen. Susan Collins is introducing a bill prompted by the state’s deadliest shooting that requires the Army to use state crisis intervention laws to remove a service member’s access to weapons if deemed to pose a serious treat.
One of the members of Maine’s deaf community killed in the Lewiston mass shooting, Joshua A. Seal, will be posthumously ...
AUGUSTA-- A victim of the Lewiston Mass Shooting is honored with a lifetime achievement award. That award came from the Maine ...
Of the 18 people who were killed in the massacre, 10 were shot at the bar and the rest at a Lewiston bowling alley.
An independent commission tasked with reviewing the shooting rampage in Lewiston, Maine, last October found ... “Although he might still have committed a mass shooting even if someone had ...
The commission began its work a month after the mass shooting by Card, an Army reservist who killed 18 people at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston ... contacted Maine law enforcement ...
Read the Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting investigation final report The chairman of the Independent Commission to Investigate the Facts of the Tragedy in Lewiston said that while it will never be ...
Janet Mills, a Democrat, announced its conclusions at Lewiston ... Maine. The starkest warning came in September text from a fellow reservist: “I believe he’s going to snap and do a mass ...
Kyle Secor was at Schemengees Bar & Grille on the night of the Lewiston mass shootings and was shot at least four times.
A bill that’s being introduced Monday after a mass shooting in Maine would require the Army to ... who had spiraled ...
The effort comes after lawmakers failed to advance a red flag proposal in the wake of the mass shooting in Lewiston last ...
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