Lewiston Maine shooting: Police dubbed 'utter clowns' for response to attacks
Sgt Jon Guay of Androscoggin County Sheriff’s Office blasted state law enforcement in a since-deleted Facebook post
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Sgt Jon Guay of Androscoggin County Sheriff’s Office blasted state law enforcement in a since-deleted Facebook post
They are the parking lots still telling a story of tragedy three days after 18 innocent people were slaughtered in Maine mass shooter Robert Card's murderous rampage.
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/New England Bowling/FacebookA tight-knit deaf community in Maine is reeling after its members were revealed to be among those gunned down at a popular bar in Lewiston, Maine, on Wednesday night, where cops say the Army reservist and firearms expert Robert Card went on a rampage that left a combined 18 people dead at two crime scenes.Tributes for those killed began pouring in Thursday afternoon, with the beloved interpreter Joshua Seal,
The group was having its weekly cornhole tournament when Robert Card allegedly opened fire with a rifle on Wednesday night.
WCVB Channel 5 Boston/YouTubeArthur Barnard says he left Schemengees Bar and Grille in Lewiston, Maine, on Wednesday night just 10 minutes before a gunman arrived and started massacring patrons. His son, Arthur Strout, with whom Barnard had been playing pool at the bar, chose not to go with his father. “He was supposed to leave with me and he decided he wanted to stay for a couple more games,” Barnard told WCVB. Strout, a 42-year-old father of five, was killed in the attack. “People loved him,”