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police officer charged after shots fired
police Chief Kenneth Gregory released a statement Monday … called his officer's actions "disappointing"
presumably he was disappointed by McCulloch's Imperial Stormtrooper marksmanship
police officer charged after shots fired
More funding for mental health?
Well, nothing will be done. We will talk, we will figure out what happened, talking heads will debate, democrats will be outraged, republicans will be outraged but silent, nothing will get done, each side will attack each other, and I give it six to twelve months before the next one.
To my memory, nothing like this has happened up here in Maine, NH, or VT. I went to high school in the town where the shooter abandoned his car.Active shooter situation in Lewiston, ME. Deaths confirmed but too early for numbers or if they were killed.
*16 dead and counting, 50-60 injured..
**22 confirmed dead.
Should he own guns after these mental health events, during one of which he threatened a mass shooting?
The suspect in the Maine mass shooting started making statements about hearing voices and wanting to hurt fellow soldiers while serving at a military base this summer, and spent a few weeks in a hospital … In July, Army Reserve officials reported Card for “behaving erratically,” and he was transported to the nearby Keller Army Community Hospital at the United States Military Academy for “medical evaluation” …The 40-year-old Card also threatened to shoot up a National Guard base in Maine … Card’s sister-in-law, Katie O’Neill, said … that Card does not have a long history of mental health struggles. “This is something that was an acute episode. This is not who he is. He is not someone who has had mental health issues for his lifetime or anything like that.”
Should he own guns after these mental health events, during one of which he threatened a mass shooting?
Republicans: Yes
Should he own guns after these mental health events, during one of which he threatened a mass shooting?
Republicans: Yes
Can law enforcement legally do anything in terms of taking his guns? If not, why?NO!
Again this was someone who had made past threats and was on the radar of law enforcement, yet they did nothing. He should have not been allowed to own guns.
According to this quote from a Boston Globe article, looks like they can in Maine.Can law enforcement legally do anything in terms of taking his guns? If not, why?
I wonder if he was actually reported to law enforcement when he made the threat.Maine has a yellow flag law that allows law enforcement agencies to confiscate guns from those who are a threat to themselves or others. Unlike red flag laws, in which people can petition a court to have firearms taken away, Maine’s yellow flag law relies on a medical opinion before action can be taken.
The use of red and yellow flag laws nationwide would help states begin to make progress on prioritizing gun safety. The laws do not restrict people from obtaining or possessing firearms universally but rather focus on the dangerousness of the person being investigated.
I wonder if he was actually reported to law enforcement when he made the threat.
NO!
Again this was someone who had made past threats and was on the radar of law enforcement, yet they did nothing. He should have not been allowed to own guns.
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