Heavily armed police surround home in search for suspect in the deadly Maine shootings - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Dozens of law enforcement officials had descended on the property, with extended announcements calling for Card and anyone in the home to come out into the driveway.
52% : Keeping in mind the strong support for gun rights, lawmakers passed a "yellow flag" law in 2019 that would require police to seek a medical evaluation of anyone believed to be dangerous before then trying to take their guns away.
50% : Schools 50 miles (80 kilometers) away in the town of Kennebunk closed as the search continued.
50% : Maine Sen. Susan Collins discusses federal response to Lewiston shooting(Copyright (c) 2023 Sunbeam Television.
48% : Maine doesn't require permits to carry guns, and the state has a longstanding culture of gun ownership that is tied to its traditions of hunting and sport shooting.
46% : Schools, doctor's offices and grocery stores closed and people stayed behind locked doors in cities as far away as 50 miles (80 kilometers) from the scenes of Wednesday night's shootings in Lewiston.
39% : "Hundreds of law enforcement agents, including dozens of FBI agents, have been hunting for Card, a 40-year-old reservist with a history of mental health issues, since Wednesday night's shootings at a bowling alley and a bar that sent panicked patrons scrambling under tables and behind bowling pins and gripped the entire state of Maine in fear.

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