USA TodayWho is Robert Card? Man wanted for questioning in Maine mass shooting
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
53% : The office of Gov. Janet Mills announced she will join law enforcement at 10:30 a.m. (ET) Thursday at Lewiston City Hall for an update on the shooting. Where did Robert Card go to school?46% : He should not be approached and anyone who sees him should notify law enforcement as soon as possible.
41% : A snap taken from video surveillance at one of the crime scenes posted on social media by law enforcement depicts a bearded man wearing a brown hoodie, blue jeans and tan shoes, holding what appears to be a long black, semi-automatic rifle in the firing position.
41% : Maine shooting live updates: Latest news on manhunt for Robert Card, a person of interest Card should not be approached According to law enforcement, Card is considered armed and dangerous.
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