Police missed opportunities to find Maine gunman while city...
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51% : Family members of Card told federal investigators he had recently discussed hearing voices and became more focused on the bowling alley and bar, according to law enforcement officials.48% : State Department of Public Safety Commissioner Michael Sauschuck said Card was hearing voices and had paranoia, adding that he believed "people were talking about him and there may even have been some voices at play".
46% : Lisbon police chief Ryan McGee said law enforcement scoured the Maine Recycling property, where Card once worked, and cleared it on Thursday, but did not check another part of the company's land nearby.
36% : Under Maine's yellow flag law, law enforcement can detain someone they suspect is mentally ill and poses a threat to themselves or others.
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