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176 days, 25 officers: Police were repeatedly warned about Robert Card's erratic behavior, his weapons, and his threats. This is an account of those warnings.

Newly released footage from law enforcement in Maine shows officials were aware of growing concerns over the mental health state of the man accused of killing 18 people more than a month before the attack in October.

A pair of videos obtained by the Press Herald this week show that a Sagadahoc deputy and Robert Card's Army Reserve Commander were concerned that police could escalate a dangerous situation if they pushed too hard to confront him directly.

A pair of videos obtained by the Press Herald this week show that a Sagadahoc deputy and Robert Card's Army Reserve commander were concerned that confronting him could escalate a potentially dangerous and put police officers' lives at risk.

A pair of videos obtained by the Press Herald this week show that a Sagadahoc deputy and Robert Card's Army Reserve commander were concerned that confronting him could escalate a potentially dangerous and put police officers' lives at risk.

A deputy in Maine considered acting under the state's yellow flag law prior to the October mass shootings there, tapes obtained by Scripps News show.

Deputies “reasonably” responded to concerns over Maine mass shooter Robert Card’s mental health in May and September, an independent third-party review concludxed.

Deputies “reasonably” responded to concerns over Maine mass shooter Robert Card’s mental health in May and September, an independent third-party review concludxed.

“The reviewer concluded that the Sagadahoc County Sheriff’s Office’s responses to concerns about Mr. Card’s mental health in May and September 2023 was reasonable under the totality of the circumstances,” the report found.

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