Robert Card, 40, is the suspect in the Maine mass shooting that left 18 dead.
Lewiston Sheriff’s Office
Robert Card, 40, is the suspect in the Maine mass shooting that left 18 dead.
The family assured that they are cooperating to find the whereabouts of the 40-year-old man.
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Canadian authorities said Thursday that they are collaborating with United States security forces amid fears that Robert Card, suspect in two shootings in the state of Maine in which 18 people died, will try to flee to Canada.
(Read also: About 80 FBI agents search for the main suspect in the Maine shootings).
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) issued a notice this Thursday so that its agents pay special attention at Maine’s border posts with Canada.
CBSA added that it is collaborating with security forces in Canada and the United States to “ensure the safety of Canadians.” and protect borders against any threat or attempted illegal entry.”
At the same time, the Mounted Police of the Canadian province of New Brunswick, which borders Maine, posted a message on social networks in which He reported that he is monitoring the situation in collaboration with other security forces.
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Card was identified by US authorities as the alleged perpetrator of two shootings in the town of Lewiston, in the state of Maine.in which 18 people died and more than a dozen were injured on Wednesday night.
EFE
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