In the United States, a day after the shooting of 18 people in Maine, the shooter has not been caught yet. This was reported by The New York Times.
The publication says that while about 80 FBI agents are searching for Robert Card, thousands of people have been forced into a "prolonged lockdown" and "everything is frozen with fear."
The media also wrote that Card could have been looking for his ex-wife in the bowling club and bar where he shot people.
Police said they had issued an arrest warrant for Robert Card on eight counts of murder.
"Eight counts because 10 people have not been identified," said Maine State Police Colonel William Ross.
Law enforcement officials also said that the suspect had recently reported mental health problems, that he "heard voices." In the summer, he was placed in a psychiatric hospital due to inappropriate behavior while studying at the US military academy.
As we reported earlier, last night an unknown person opened a mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, USA. At least 15-20 people were killed and 50 to 60 people were injured.
