The search for the Maine mass shooter may be over but the investigation is far from it.
at a recycling plant in Lisbon. Public Safety Commissioner Mike Sauschuck said Saturday during a news conference that the motive is still unclear, but mental health is a key factor.
“From what I've read, from what I’ve seen, the individual felt like people were talking about him,” he said. “It may even appear that there were some voices in play here. We don't believe that any of that is accurate. I think that led him specifically back to those two specific locations.” WGME report Johnny Maffei asked during the conference, “You say you don't know about any forceable mental health visits or there were not any forceable mental health visits?”
“That’s a pretty good hypothetical from whoever your source is,” Sauschuck said. “We'll have to look at the actual snapshot in time. The yellow flag law in the state of Maine is very specific about an individual that’s in protective custody, from law enforcement to begin with and do we have probable cause to believe that they are in possession? They could be in possession of dangerous weapons.
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