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Well before a gunman in Maine killed 18 people last week, local police knew he was scaring those around him. His family and military officials with his Army Reserve unit

Janet Mills, according to a spokesperson, has begun reaching out to legislators about gun policy in the aftermath of the Lewiston murders.

Gov. Janet Mills, according to a spokesman, has begun reaching out to state legislators for ideas following the recent mass shooting in Lewiston.

The signs were there: hearing voices, expressing paranoid thoughts and making threats so violent, extra patrols were sent to guard a military installation.

Lewiston, Maine (CNN) — The signs were there: hearing voices, expressing paranoid thoughts and making threats so violent, extra patrols were sent to guard a military installation.

The signs were there: hearing voices, expressing paranoid thoughts and making threats so violent, extra patrols were sent to guard a military installation.

The signs were there: hearing voices, expressing paranoid thoughts and making threats so violent, extra patrols were sent to guard a military installation.

As more details emerge about Robert R. Card II’s past, some observers believe police may have had probable cause to arrest him.

In the wake of the Lewiston, Maine, mass shooting last week, legal experts are questioning whether the gunmans threats and erratic behavior in the preceding months should have resulted in

But even if Maine's yellow flag law had been triggered, its setup may not have prevented the mass shooting.