Maine Mass Shooting Suspect Found Dead After Two-Day Manhunt

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

There have been no confirmed sightings of the suspect, Robert Card, in the last two days.

Officials say there were four plain clothed officers in the area at the time of the first shooting on Wednesday. These officers were able to respond within one minute and 30 seconds.

The shelter-in-place order has been lifted but hunting is prohibited in Lewiston, Lisbon, Bowdoin, and Monmouth, ME.

Officials say there are ongoing searches along the Androscoggin River and boat launch. Out of state divers will be brought in tomorrow to aid in the search.

Officials have just released the names and ages of multiple victims and asked for a moment of silence in a press conference happening now. Follow along for more live updates.

Lewiston, ME authorities will be holding a 5 p.m. press conference at city hall. Follow along for updates.

According to CNN, law enforcement has surrounded a greenhouse in Lisbon, ME.

In a press conference this morning, the Commissioner of Maine's Department of Public Safety called this incident "a completely different type of animal" as he urged the public for patience.

Officials say they have received over 500 tips from the general public.

The shelter in place order remains in effect for Lewiston, Libson, Bowdoin, and Auburn, ME.

Officials say they are continuing to process the two shooting scenes in Lewiston, ME.

Suspect Robert Card's vehicle was found at a boat dock along the Androscoggin River.

In a press conference this morning, local officials say they will deploy divers to search the Androscoggin River near Lewiston, ME.

Citizen is streaming USA Today's feed of the latest press conference in Maine. Watch live and follow along for updates.

Maine officials will hold a press conference at 10:00 a.m. Follow along for updates.

“Shelter-in-Place: We kindly request all Lisbon residents to continue sheltering in place throughout the overnight hours. Your safety is our top priority,” the town said in an update Thursday evening.

Local media outlets have released the names of 12 out of the 18 victims killed in last night’s mass shooting. Of these victims, six were killed at Just-In-Time Recreation, a local bowling alley, and five were killed at Schemengees Bar and Grille. Tricia Asselin was a part-time employee of Just-in-Time Recreation who ran to the counter and called 911 when she was shot. Tom Conrad was a manager at the bowling alley. Bob Violette started the practice league for children, and according to community members, he was killed while protecting young bowlers. Bill Young and his 14-year-old son Aaron Young were also shot and killed at the bowling alley. Michael Deslauriers II was killed by the gunman while participating in his weekly bowling league. Joseph Walker was a bar manager at Schemengees; he was killed after charging at the shooter with a butcher knife. Bill Brackett, Steven Vozzella, and Bryan MacFarlane were part of a group in the deaf community participating in a cornhole tournament during the time of the shooting. Arthur Strout, 42, was a father of five. Peyton Brewer Ross, a new father, also died in the shooting.

According to media reports, all but two law enforcement vehicles have left the scene.

According to the Maine Department of Public Safety, the comments made by law enforcement over the loudspeaker are part of standard procedure when serving a search warrant. It is unknown whether the suspect, Robert Card, is actually inside the residence.

Per live coverage from ABC News, the note found earlier by law enforcement was a suicide note from Robert Card addressed to his son.

Law enforcement have turned their spotlight back on and moved it to a different location of the home.

Law enforcement surrounding the suspect's residence have asked all media cameras to turn off their lights, including their own spotlights.

The FBI has deployed two aerial drones to survey the area.

Officers have been heard saying that anyone inside the home should come outside with their hands raised and their safety will be guaranteed.

Officials have a spot light trained on the home.

According to media, the FBI has returned to the last known address of the murder suspect. Officers have requested via loud speaker for the person "to come out with your hands up." It is not confirmed that the suspect is inside the home.

According to local media, police units have allegedly left the home at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME.

Police and special units are reported to be at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME, per local media.

According to Samdesk, there is currently a large police presence at suspect Robert Card's last known address in Bowdoin, ME. Apparently "loud bangs" were heard. This information is preliminary and not yet confirmed.

According to NBC News, law enforcement executed a search warrant at suspect Robert Card's home and found a note. The contents and meaning of the note are unknown at this time.

According to officials, the Coast Guard has launched sea and air resources to aid in the search for the suspected gunman.

Maine’s Emergency Management Agency, MEMA, is extending the shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

In a recent update from officials, the Massachusetts State Police said they do not believe the suspected shooter, Robert Card, is in the state but will continue to monitor for any developments.

According to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, the FBI, ATF, and U.S. Marshals are in Maine to aid in the investigation.

According to an unconfirmed tip from Massachusetts State Police, officers are on the lookout for a 2005 blue Chevy Suburban with a Maine license plate of 6625ZD. This is unconfirmed.

If you have any information that could help investigators, contact the tip hotline at 207-213-9526 or 207-509-9002.

Local officials state eight of the eighteen deceased have been identified so far. There is an arrest warrant out for the suspected shooter, Robert Card, who is considered armed and dangerous.

A shelter in place order remains in effect in Lewiston, Lisbon, and Bowdoin.

Local officials are offering free grief counseling by calling or texting 988.

Local officials state 18 people were killed and another 13 were injured in last night's mass shootings in Lewiston, ME. The shooter is still at large. The shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

Maine police plan to hold a press conference around 10:30 AM EST. Follow along for updates.

Officials from Portland Public Schools and Cape Elizabeth Schools have announced that their educational facilities will be closed today.

According to Maine State Police, the shelter-in-place advisory and school closings have been extended to Bowdoin. More than 100 local and federal investigators are working to locate Robert Card, the suspect in the Lewiston shootings.

According to an update from the Lewiston Police Department, Mollison Way will be closed until further notice due to investigations. River Rd will also be closed from Locust St to South Ave. Only residents of River Rd will be allowed into the closed area.

Per unverified police radio, officers are tracking a white Ford F-150 with veteran plates that has been doubling back on roads in an attempt to lose a police tail.

According to media reports, officers will be armed with rifles and will patrol the perimeter of the Central Maine Medical Center.

Portland, ME police are also scouring the area in case the suspect traveled to the city.

According to unverified police radio, multiple police units are responding to a 911 report of multiple rounds of rapid fire gunshots on High Street in Auburn, ME, approximately 1.2 miles from Central Maine Medical Center. Officers had previously been dispatched to the area earlier tonight in response to similar calls.

The City of Lewiston announced all municipal buildings will be closed on Thursday as the search for the shooter continues. The city also announced all non-emergency personnel should stay home.

There are reports of a large police presence at Central Maine Medical Center.

Auburn Middle School, 37 Falcon Drive, has officially been established as a reunification center. This is a location where locals can seek information about potential individuals involved in the incident and counseling. A shelter-in-place order has been put into effect in Auburn, Lewiston, and Lisbon, ME. All non-emergency personnel should remain at home.

The Lewiston Police Department has uploaded another photo of the suspect, a 40-year-old man named Robert Card. He is considered armed and dangerous. Please contact law enforcement if you are aware of his whereabouts. Police radio reports of a possible second suspect involved in the shootings remain unconfirmed.

Per unverified police radio communications, officers have been told to look out for a possible second vehicle involved in this incident. The car was described as a black pickup truck with a cap and veteran license plates. It may be commandeered by a possible second suspect. This is unconfirmed.

U.S. President Joe Biden has been briefed on the situation, per a report from the Associated Press. Other reports have confirmed that two of the scenes in this mass shooting spree were at Sparetime Recreation—a bowling alley—and Schemengees, a restaurant and bar.

A perimeter is being established in Lisbon, ME as police continue to search for the suspect, per emergency radio communications. SR-196 is being shut down nearby.

All public schools in Lewiston will be closed tomorrow, per the superintendent of Lewiston Public Schools. Bates College nearby was also placed on lockdown for this incident.

Police say they may have spotted the suspect's vehicle at the boat launch in Lisbon, ME, located at SR-196 & Frost Hill Ave.

Per a report from NBC News, the updated tally of deaths has risen to 22. The total count remains preliminary and could shift as the investigation continues.

Police may have spotted the suspect in the area.

Police have just released details about the suspect, whose name is Robert Card. He is believed to be driving a 2013 white Subaru Outback with license plates reading 9246PD. The front bumper is a different color than the rest of the car. Per police radio communications, a family member of the suspect told police that his next location would be at Mixers Nightclub & Lounge at 136 Sabattus Rd in Sabattus, ME.

At least 16 people have been killed in this incident, according to a report from CNN. around 50 to 60 people have been hurt as well, but it is unclear how many were injured from gunfire.

In a statement released by Central Maine Medical Center, the healthcare facility said it is "reacting to a mass causality, mass shooting event."

Officials from the city of Lewiston have confirmed that there are three shooting scenes under investigation by police and other emergency personnel. The scenes are at 551 Lincoln Street, Mollison Way, and Goddard Road. A manhunt for the suspect is underway, who is believed to be armed. The city of Lewiston has been ordered to shelter in place.

According to sources, three helicopters are being dispatched to the area to aid in the investigation.

Anyone with information on the suspected shooter is being asked to email dispatch@androscoggincountymaine.gov.

Police have uploaded a photo of the suspect.

Unverified reports state that at least 16 people may have been shot. This is unconfirmed.

Police say that someone was reportedly brandishing a gun at a Walmart distribution center, but this is unconfirmed. There are no victims there.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office has confirmed they are investigating two "active shooter events". All businesses are being encouraged to close or lock down.

Maine State Police have been dispatched to assist. A report from WMTW calls this an "active situation." There are at least two confirmed active scenes. Residents and others nearby have been asked to shelter in place.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office say the suspect is still at large.

Residents in the area have received an emergency alert for an "active shooter." Those in the area should shelter in place immediately.

Another shooting has been reported at a Walmart distribution center nearby.

All medics in the area are responding to the shooting scenes.

Police have indicated that there are multiple possible shooting scenes across Lewiston, ME. One of the other scenes is at Mollison Way, reportedly at a bowling alley. The circumstances of the shootings are unclear. Police are currently gathering patients at the scenes and triaging.

Restaurants nearby are being shut down. Police are currently staged at Schmengees.

Police are at the scene of a possible shooting incident, per radio communications. Avoid the area.

Incident reported at 551 Lincoln St.

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

There have been no confirmed sightings of the suspect, Robert Card, in the last two days.

Officials say there were four plain clothed officers in the area at the time of the first shooting on Wednesday. These officers were able to respond within one minute and 30 seconds.

The shelter-in-place order has been lifted but hunting is prohibited in Lewiston, Lisbon, Bowdoin, and Monmouth, ME.

Officials say there are ongoing searches along the Androscoggin River and boat launch. Out of state divers will be brought in tomorrow to aid in the search.

Officials have just released the names and ages of multiple victims and asked for a moment of silence in a press conference happening now. Follow along for more live updates.

Lewiston, ME authorities will be holding a 5 p.m. press conference at city hall. Follow along for updates.

According to CNN, law enforcement has surrounded a greenhouse in Lisbon, ME.

In a press conference this morning, the Commissioner of Maine's Department of Public Safety called this incident "a completely different type of animal" as he urged the public for patience.

Officials say they have received over 500 tips from the general public.

The shelter in place order remains in effect for Lewiston, Libson, Bowdoin, and Auburn, ME.

Officials say they are continuing to process the two shooting scenes in Lewiston, ME.

Suspect Robert Card's vehicle was found at a boat dock along the Androscoggin River.

In a press conference this morning, local officials say they will deploy divers to search the Androscoggin River near Lewiston, ME.

Citizen is streaming USA Today's feed of the latest press conference in Maine. Watch live and follow along for updates.

Maine officials will hold a press conference at 10:00 a.m. Follow along for updates.

“Shelter-in-Place: We kindly request all Lisbon residents to continue sheltering in place throughout the overnight hours. Your safety is our top priority,” the town said in an update Thursday evening.

Local media outlets have released the names of 12 out of the 18 victims killed in last night’s mass shooting. Of these victims, six were killed at Just-In-Time Recreation, a local bowling alley, and five were killed at Schemengees Bar and Grille. Tricia Asselin was a part-time employee of Just-in-Time Recreation who ran to the counter and called 911 when she was shot. Tom Conrad was a manager at the bowling alley. Bob Violette started the practice league for children, and according to community members, he was killed while protecting young bowlers. Bill Young and his 14-year-old son Aaron Young were also shot and killed at the bowling alley. Michael Deslauriers II was killed by the gunman while participating in his weekly bowling league. Joseph Walker was a bar manager at Schemengees; he was killed after charging at the shooter with a butcher knife. Bill Brackett, Steven Vozzella, and Bryan MacFarlane were part of a group in the deaf community participating in a cornhole tournament during the time of the shooting. Arthur Strout, 42, was a father of five. Peyton Brewer Ross, a new father, also died in the shooting.

According to media reports, all but two law enforcement vehicles have left the scene.

According to the Maine Department of Public Safety, the comments made by law enforcement over the loudspeaker are part of standard procedure when serving a search warrant. It is unknown whether the suspect, Robert Card, is actually inside the residence.

Per live coverage from ABC News, the note found earlier by law enforcement was a suicide note from Robert Card addressed to his son.

Law enforcement have turned their spotlight back on and moved it to a different location of the home.

Law enforcement surrounding the suspect's residence have asked all media cameras to turn off their lights, including their own spotlights.

The FBI has deployed two aerial drones to survey the area.

Officers have been heard saying that anyone inside the home should come outside with their hands raised and their safety will be guaranteed.

Officials have a spot light trained on the home.

According to media, the FBI has returned to the last known address of the murder suspect. Officers have requested via loud speaker for the person "to come out with your hands up." It is not confirmed that the suspect is inside the home.

According to local media, police units have allegedly left the home at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME.

Police and special units are reported to be at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME, per local media.

According to Samdesk, there is currently a large police presence at suspect Robert Card's last known address in Bowdoin, ME. Apparently "loud bangs" were heard. This information is preliminary and not yet confirmed.

According to NBC News, law enforcement executed a search warrant at suspect Robert Card's home and found a note. The contents and meaning of the note are unknown at this time.

According to officials, the Coast Guard has launched sea and air resources to aid in the search for the suspected gunman.

Maine’s Emergency Management Agency, MEMA, is extending the shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

In a recent update from officials, the Massachusetts State Police said they do not believe the suspected shooter, Robert Card, is in the state but will continue to monitor for any developments.

According to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, the FBI, ATF, and U.S. Marshals are in Maine to aid in the investigation.

According to an unconfirmed tip from Massachusetts State Police, officers are on the lookout for a 2005 blue Chevy Suburban with a Maine license plate of 6625ZD. This is unconfirmed.

If you have any information that could help investigators, contact the tip hotline at 207-213-9526 or 207-509-9002.

Local officials state eight of the eighteen deceased have been identified so far. There is an arrest warrant out for the suspected shooter, Robert Card, who is considered armed and dangerous.

A shelter in place order remains in effect in Lewiston, Lisbon, and Bowdoin.

Local officials are offering free grief counseling by calling or texting 988.

Local officials state 18 people were killed and another 13 were injured in last night's mass shootings in Lewiston, ME. The shooter is still at large. The shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

Maine police plan to hold a press conference around 10:30 AM EST. Follow along for updates.

Officials from Portland Public Schools and Cape Elizabeth Schools have announced that their educational facilities will be closed today.

According to Maine State Police, the shelter-in-place advisory and school closings have been extended to Bowdoin. More than 100 local and federal investigators are working to locate Robert Card, the suspect in the Lewiston shootings.

According to an update from the Lewiston Police Department, Mollison Way will be closed until further notice due to investigations. River Rd will also be closed from Locust St to South Ave. Only residents of River Rd will be allowed into the closed area.

Per unverified police radio, officers are tracking a white Ford F-150 with veteran plates that has been doubling back on roads in an attempt to lose a police tail.

According to media reports, officers will be armed with rifles and will patrol the perimeter of the Central Maine Medical Center.

Portland, ME police are also scouring the area in case the suspect traveled to the city.

According to unverified police radio, multiple police units are responding to a 911 report of multiple rounds of rapid fire gunshots on High Street in Auburn, ME, approximately 1.2 miles from Central Maine Medical Center. Officers had previously been dispatched to the area earlier tonight in response to similar calls.

The City of Lewiston announced all municipal buildings will be closed on Thursday as the search for the shooter continues. The city also announced all non-emergency personnel should stay home.

There are reports of a large police presence at Central Maine Medical Center.

Auburn Middle School, 37 Falcon Drive, has officially been established as a reunification center. This is a location where locals can seek information about potential individuals involved in the incident and counseling. A shelter-in-place order has been put into effect in Auburn, Lewiston, and Lisbon, ME. All non-emergency personnel should remain at home.

The Lewiston Police Department has uploaded another photo of the suspect, a 40-year-old man named Robert Card. He is considered armed and dangerous. Please contact law enforcement if you are aware of his whereabouts. Police radio reports of a possible second suspect involved in the shootings remain unconfirmed.

Per unverified police radio communications, officers have been told to look out for a possible second vehicle involved in this incident. The car was described as a black pickup truck with a cap and veteran license plates. It may be commandeered by a possible second suspect. This is unconfirmed.

U.S. President Joe Biden has been briefed on the situation, per a report from the Associated Press. Other reports have confirmed that two of the scenes in this mass shooting spree were at Sparetime Recreation—a bowling alley—and Schemengees, a restaurant and bar.

A perimeter is being established in Lisbon, ME as police continue to search for the suspect, per emergency radio communications. SR-196 is being shut down nearby.

All public schools in Lewiston will be closed tomorrow, per the superintendent of Lewiston Public Schools. Bates College nearby was also placed on lockdown for this incident.

Police say they may have spotted the suspect's vehicle at the boat launch in Lisbon, ME, located at SR-196 & Frost Hill Ave.

Per a report from NBC News, the updated tally of deaths has risen to 22. The total count remains preliminary and could shift as the investigation continues.

Police may have spotted the suspect in the area.

Police have just released details about the suspect, whose name is Robert Card. He is believed to be driving a 2013 white Subaru Outback with license plates reading 9246PD. The front bumper is a different color than the rest of the car. Per police radio communications, a family member of the suspect told police that his next location would be at Mixers Nightclub & Lounge at 136 Sabattus Rd in Sabattus, ME.

At least 16 people have been killed in this incident, according to a report from CNN. around 50 to 60 people have been hurt as well, but it is unclear how many were injured from gunfire.

In a statement released by Central Maine Medical Center, the healthcare facility said it is "reacting to a mass causality, mass shooting event."

Officials from the city of Lewiston have confirmed that there are three shooting scenes under investigation by police and other emergency personnel. The scenes are at 551 Lincoln Street, Mollison Way, and Goddard Road. A manhunt for the suspect is underway, who is believed to be armed. The city of Lewiston has been ordered to shelter in place.

According to sources, three helicopters are being dispatched to the area to aid in the investigation.

Anyone with information on the suspected shooter is being asked to email dispatch@androscoggincountymaine.gov.

Police have uploaded a photo of the suspect.

Unverified reports state that at least 16 people may have been shot. This is unconfirmed.

Police say that someone was reportedly brandishing a gun at a Walmart distribution center, but this is unconfirmed. There are no victims there.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office has confirmed they are investigating two "active shooter events". All businesses are being encouraged to close or lock down.

Maine State Police have been dispatched to assist. A report from WMTW calls this an "active situation." There are at least two confirmed active scenes. Residents and others nearby have been asked to shelter in place.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office say the suspect is still at large.

Residents in the area have received an emergency alert for an "active shooter." Those in the area should shelter in place immediately.

Another shooting has been reported at a Walmart distribution center nearby.

All medics in the area are responding to the shooting scenes.

Police have indicated that there are multiple possible shooting scenes across Lewiston, ME. One of the other scenes is at Mollison Way, reportedly at a bowling alley. The circumstances of the shootings are unclear. Police are currently gathering patients at the scenes and triaging.

Restaurants nearby are being shut down. Police are currently staged at Schmengees.

Police are at the scene of a possible shooting incident, per radio communications. Avoid the area.

Incident reported at 551 Lincoln St.

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

There have been no confirmed sightings of the suspect, Robert Card, in the last two days.

Officials say there were four plain clothed officers in the area at the time of the first shooting on Wednesday. These officers were able to respond within one minute and 30 seconds.

The shelter-in-place order has been lifted but hunting is prohibited in Lewiston, Lisbon, Bowdoin, and Monmouth, ME.

Officials say there are ongoing searches along the Androscoggin River and boat launch. Out of state divers will be brought in tomorrow to aid in the search.

Officials have just released the names and ages of multiple victims and asked for a moment of silence in a press conference happening now. Follow along for more live updates.

Lewiston, ME authorities will be holding a 5 p.m. press conference at city hall. Follow along for updates.

According to CNN, law enforcement has surrounded a greenhouse in Lisbon, ME.

In a press conference this morning, the Commissioner of Maine's Department of Public Safety called this incident "a completely different type of animal" as he urged the public for patience.

Officials say they have received over 500 tips from the general public.

The shelter in place order remains in effect for Lewiston, Libson, Bowdoin, and Auburn, ME.

Officials say they are continuing to process the two shooting scenes in Lewiston, ME.

Suspect Robert Card's vehicle was found at a boat dock along the Androscoggin River.

In a press conference this morning, local officials say they will deploy divers to search the Androscoggin River near Lewiston, ME.

Citizen is streaming USA Today's feed of the latest press conference in Maine. Watch live and follow along for updates.

Maine officials will hold a press conference at 10:00 a.m. Follow along for updates.

“Shelter-in-Place: We kindly request all Lisbon residents to continue sheltering in place throughout the overnight hours. Your safety is our top priority,” the town said in an update Thursday evening.

Local media outlets have released the names of 12 out of the 18 victims killed in last night’s mass shooting. Of these victims, six were killed at Just-In-Time Recreation, a local bowling alley, and five were killed at Schemengees Bar and Grille. Tricia Asselin was a part-time employee of Just-in-Time Recreation who ran to the counter and called 911 when she was shot. Tom Conrad was a manager at the bowling alley. Bob Violette started the practice league for children, and according to community members, he was killed while protecting young bowlers. Bill Young and his 14-year-old son Aaron Young were also shot and killed at the bowling alley. Michael Deslauriers II was killed by the gunman while participating in his weekly bowling league. Joseph Walker was a bar manager at Schemengees; he was killed after charging at the shooter with a butcher knife. Bill Brackett, Steven Vozzella, and Bryan MacFarlane were part of a group in the deaf community participating in a cornhole tournament during the time of the shooting. Arthur Strout, 42, was a father of five. Peyton Brewer Ross, a new father, also died in the shooting.

According to media reports, all but two law enforcement vehicles have left the scene.

According to the Maine Department of Public Safety, the comments made by law enforcement over the loudspeaker are part of standard procedure when serving a search warrant. It is unknown whether the suspect, Robert Card, is actually inside the residence.

Per live coverage from ABC News, the note found earlier by law enforcement was a suicide note from Robert Card addressed to his son.

Law enforcement have turned their spotlight back on and moved it to a different location of the home.

Law enforcement surrounding the suspect's residence have asked all media cameras to turn off their lights, including their own spotlights.

The FBI has deployed two aerial drones to survey the area.

Officers have been heard saying that anyone inside the home should come outside with their hands raised and their safety will be guaranteed.

Officials have a spot light trained on the home.

According to media, the FBI has returned to the last known address of the murder suspect. Officers have requested via loud speaker for the person "to come out with your hands up." It is not confirmed that the suspect is inside the home.

According to local media, police units have allegedly left the home at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME.

Police and special units are reported to be at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME, per local media.

According to Samdesk, there is currently a large police presence at suspect Robert Card's last known address in Bowdoin, ME. Apparently "loud bangs" were heard. This information is preliminary and not yet confirmed.

According to NBC News, law enforcement executed a search warrant at suspect Robert Card's home and found a note. The contents and meaning of the note are unknown at this time.

According to officials, the Coast Guard has launched sea and air resources to aid in the search for the suspected gunman.

Maine’s Emergency Management Agency, MEMA, is extending the shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

In a recent update from officials, the Massachusetts State Police said they do not believe the suspected shooter, Robert Card, is in the state but will continue to monitor for any developments.

According to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, the FBI, ATF, and U.S. Marshals are in Maine to aid in the investigation.

According to an unconfirmed tip from Massachusetts State Police, officers are on the lookout for a 2005 blue Chevy Suburban with a Maine license plate of 6625ZD. This is unconfirmed.

If you have any information that could help investigators, contact the tip hotline at 207-213-9526 or 207-509-9002.

Local officials state eight of the eighteen deceased have been identified so far. There is an arrest warrant out for the suspected shooter, Robert Card, who is considered armed and dangerous.

A shelter in place order remains in effect in Lewiston, Lisbon, and Bowdoin.

Local officials are offering free grief counseling by calling or texting 988.

Local officials state 18 people were killed and another 13 were injured in last night's mass shootings in Lewiston, ME. The shooter is still at large. The shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

Maine police plan to hold a press conference around 10:30 AM EST. Follow along for updates.

Officials from Portland Public Schools and Cape Elizabeth Schools have announced that their educational facilities will be closed today.

According to Maine State Police, the shelter-in-place advisory and school closings have been extended to Bowdoin. More than 100 local and federal investigators are working to locate Robert Card, the suspect in the Lewiston shootings.

According to an update from the Lewiston Police Department, Mollison Way will be closed until further notice due to investigations. River Rd will also be closed from Locust St to South Ave. Only residents of River Rd will be allowed into the closed area.

Per unverified police radio, officers are tracking a white Ford F-150 with veteran plates that has been doubling back on roads in an attempt to lose a police tail.

According to media reports, officers will be armed with rifles and will patrol the perimeter of the Central Maine Medical Center.

Portland, ME police are also scouring the area in case the suspect traveled to the city.

According to unverified police radio, multiple police units are responding to a 911 report of multiple rounds of rapid fire gunshots on High Street in Auburn, ME, approximately 1.2 miles from Central Maine Medical Center. Officers had previously been dispatched to the area earlier tonight in response to similar calls.

The City of Lewiston announced all municipal buildings will be closed on Thursday as the search for the shooter continues. The city also announced all non-emergency personnel should stay home.

There are reports of a large police presence at Central Maine Medical Center.

Auburn Middle School, 37 Falcon Drive, has officially been established as a reunification center. This is a location where locals can seek information about potential individuals involved in the incident and counseling. A shelter-in-place order has been put into effect in Auburn, Lewiston, and Lisbon, ME. All non-emergency personnel should remain at home.

The Lewiston Police Department has uploaded another photo of the suspect, a 40-year-old man named Robert Card. He is considered armed and dangerous. Please contact law enforcement if you are aware of his whereabouts. Police radio reports of a possible second suspect involved in the shootings remain unconfirmed.

Per unverified police radio communications, officers have been told to look out for a possible second vehicle involved in this incident. The car was described as a black pickup truck with a cap and veteran license plates. It may be commandeered by a possible second suspect. This is unconfirmed.

U.S. President Joe Biden has been briefed on the situation, per a report from the Associated Press. Other reports have confirmed that two of the scenes in this mass shooting spree were at Sparetime Recreation—a bowling alley—and Schemengees, a restaurant and bar.

A perimeter is being established in Lisbon, ME as police continue to search for the suspect, per emergency radio communications. SR-196 is being shut down nearby.

All public schools in Lewiston will be closed tomorrow, per the superintendent of Lewiston Public Schools. Bates College nearby was also placed on lockdown for this incident.

Police say they may have spotted the suspect's vehicle at the boat launch in Lisbon, ME, located at SR-196 & Frost Hill Ave.

Per a report from NBC News, the updated tally of deaths has risen to 22. The total count remains preliminary and could shift as the investigation continues.

Police may have spotted the suspect in the area.

Police have just released details about the suspect, whose name is Robert Card. He is believed to be driving a 2013 white Subaru Outback with license plates reading 9246PD. The front bumper is a different color than the rest of the car. Per police radio communications, a family member of the suspect told police that his next location would be at Mixers Nightclub & Lounge at 136 Sabattus Rd in Sabattus, ME.

At least 16 people have been killed in this incident, according to a report from CNN. around 50 to 60 people have been hurt as well, but it is unclear how many were injured from gunfire.

In a statement released by Central Maine Medical Center, the healthcare facility said it is "reacting to a mass causality, mass shooting event."

Officials from the city of Lewiston have confirmed that there are three shooting scenes under investigation by police and other emergency personnel. The scenes are at 551 Lincoln Street, Mollison Way, and Goddard Road. A manhunt for the suspect is underway, who is believed to be armed. The city of Lewiston has been ordered to shelter in place.

According to sources, three helicopters are being dispatched to the area to aid in the investigation.

Anyone with information on the suspected shooter is being asked to email dispatch@androscoggincountymaine.gov.

Police have uploaded a photo of the suspect.

Unverified reports state that at least 16 people may have been shot. This is unconfirmed.

Police say that someone was reportedly brandishing a gun at a Walmart distribution center, but this is unconfirmed. There are no victims there.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office has confirmed they are investigating two "active shooter events". All businesses are being encouraged to close or lock down.

Maine State Police have been dispatched to assist. A report from WMTW calls this an "active situation." There are at least two confirmed active scenes. Residents and others nearby have been asked to shelter in place.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office say the suspect is still at large.

Residents in the area have received an emergency alert for an "active shooter." Those in the area should shelter in place immediately.

Another shooting has been reported at a Walmart distribution center nearby.

All medics in the area are responding to the shooting scenes.

Police have indicated that there are multiple possible shooting scenes across Lewiston, ME. One of the other scenes is at Mollison Way, reportedly at a bowling alley. The circumstances of the shootings are unclear. Police are currently gathering patients at the scenes and triaging.

Restaurants nearby are being shut down. Police are currently staged at Schmengees.

Police are at the scene of a possible shooting incident, per radio communications. Avoid the area.

Incident reported at 551 Lincoln St.

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

There have been no confirmed sightings of the suspect, Robert Card, in the last two days.

Officials say there were four plain clothed officers in the area at the time of the first shooting on Wednesday. These officers were able to respond within one minute and 30 seconds.

The shelter-in-place order has been lifted but hunting is prohibited in Lewiston, Lisbon, Bowdoin, and Monmouth, ME.

Officials say there are ongoing searches along the Androscoggin River and boat launch. Out of state divers will be brought in tomorrow to aid in the search.

Officials have just released the names and ages of multiple victims and asked for a moment of silence in a press conference happening now. Follow along for more live updates.

Lewiston, ME authorities will be holding a 5 p.m. press conference at city hall. Follow along for updates.

According to CNN, law enforcement has surrounded a greenhouse in Lisbon, ME.

In a press conference this morning, the Commissioner of Maine's Department of Public Safety called this incident "a completely different type of animal" as he urged the public for patience.

Officials say they have received over 500 tips from the general public.

The shelter in place order remains in effect for Lewiston, Libson, Bowdoin, and Auburn, ME.

Officials say they are continuing to process the two shooting scenes in Lewiston, ME.

Suspect Robert Card's vehicle was found at a boat dock along the Androscoggin River.

In a press conference this morning, local officials say they will deploy divers to search the Androscoggin River near Lewiston, ME.

Citizen is streaming USA Today's feed of the latest press conference in Maine. Watch live and follow along for updates.

Maine officials will hold a press conference at 10:00 a.m. Follow along for updates.

“Shelter-in-Place: We kindly request all Lisbon residents to continue sheltering in place throughout the overnight hours. Your safety is our top priority,” the town said in an update Thursday evening.

Local media outlets have released the names of 12 out of the 18 victims killed in last night’s mass shooting. Of these victims, six were killed at Just-In-Time Recreation, a local bowling alley, and five were killed at Schemengees Bar and Grille. Tricia Asselin was a part-time employee of Just-in-Time Recreation who ran to the counter and called 911 when she was shot. Tom Conrad was a manager at the bowling alley. Bob Violette started the practice league for children, and according to community members, he was killed while protecting young bowlers. Bill Young and his 14-year-old son Aaron Young were also shot and killed at the bowling alley. Michael Deslauriers II was killed by the gunman while participating in his weekly bowling league. Joseph Walker was a bar manager at Schemengees; he was killed after charging at the shooter with a butcher knife. Bill Brackett, Steven Vozzella, and Bryan MacFarlane were part of a group in the deaf community participating in a cornhole tournament during the time of the shooting. Arthur Strout, 42, was a father of five. Peyton Brewer Ross, a new father, also died in the shooting.

According to media reports, all but two law enforcement vehicles have left the scene.

According to the Maine Department of Public Safety, the comments made by law enforcement over the loudspeaker are part of standard procedure when serving a search warrant. It is unknown whether the suspect, Robert Card, is actually inside the residence.

Per live coverage from ABC News, the note found earlier by law enforcement was a suicide note from Robert Card addressed to his son.

Law enforcement have turned their spotlight back on and moved it to a different location of the home.

Law enforcement surrounding the suspect's residence have asked all media cameras to turn off their lights, including their own spotlights.

The FBI has deployed two aerial drones to survey the area.

Officers have been heard saying that anyone inside the home should come outside with their hands raised and their safety will be guaranteed.

Officials have a spot light trained on the home.

According to media, the FBI has returned to the last known address of the murder suspect. Officers have requested via loud speaker for the person "to come out with your hands up." It is not confirmed that the suspect is inside the home.

According to local media, police units have allegedly left the home at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME.

Police and special units are reported to be at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME, per local media.

According to Samdesk, there is currently a large police presence at suspect Robert Card's last known address in Bowdoin, ME. Apparently "loud bangs" were heard. This information is preliminary and not yet confirmed.

According to NBC News, law enforcement executed a search warrant at suspect Robert Card's home and found a note. The contents and meaning of the note are unknown at this time.

According to officials, the Coast Guard has launched sea and air resources to aid in the search for the suspected gunman.

Maine’s Emergency Management Agency, MEMA, is extending the shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

In a recent update from officials, the Massachusetts State Police said they do not believe the suspected shooter, Robert Card, is in the state but will continue to monitor for any developments.

According to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, the FBI, ATF, and U.S. Marshals are in Maine to aid in the investigation.

According to an unconfirmed tip from Massachusetts State Police, officers are on the lookout for a 2005 blue Chevy Suburban with a Maine license plate of 6625ZD. This is unconfirmed.

If you have any information that could help investigators, contact the tip hotline at 207-213-9526 or 207-509-9002.

Local officials state eight of the eighteen deceased have been identified so far. There is an arrest warrant out for the suspected shooter, Robert Card, who is considered armed and dangerous.

A shelter in place order remains in effect in Lewiston, Lisbon, and Bowdoin.

Local officials are offering free grief counseling by calling or texting 988.

Local officials state 18 people were killed and another 13 were injured in last night's mass shootings in Lewiston, ME. The shooter is still at large. The shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

Maine police plan to hold a press conference around 10:30 AM EST. Follow along for updates.

Officials from Portland Public Schools and Cape Elizabeth Schools have announced that their educational facilities will be closed today.

According to Maine State Police, the shelter-in-place advisory and school closings have been extended to Bowdoin. More than 100 local and federal investigators are working to locate Robert Card, the suspect in the Lewiston shootings.

According to an update from the Lewiston Police Department, Mollison Way will be closed until further notice due to investigations. River Rd will also be closed from Locust St to South Ave. Only residents of River Rd will be allowed into the closed area.

Per unverified police radio, officers are tracking a white Ford F-150 with veteran plates that has been doubling back on roads in an attempt to lose a police tail.

According to media reports, officers will be armed with rifles and will patrol the perimeter of the Central Maine Medical Center.

Portland, ME police are also scouring the area in case the suspect traveled to the city.

According to unverified police radio, multiple police units are responding to a 911 report of multiple rounds of rapid fire gunshots on High Street in Auburn, ME, approximately 1.2 miles from Central Maine Medical Center. Officers had previously been dispatched to the area earlier tonight in response to similar calls.

The City of Lewiston announced all municipal buildings will be closed on Thursday as the search for the shooter continues. The city also announced all non-emergency personnel should stay home.

There are reports of a large police presence at Central Maine Medical Center.

Auburn Middle School, 37 Falcon Drive, has officially been established as a reunification center. This is a location where locals can seek information about potential individuals involved in the incident and counseling. A shelter-in-place order has been put into effect in Auburn, Lewiston, and Lisbon, ME. All non-emergency personnel should remain at home.

The Lewiston Police Department has uploaded another photo of the suspect, a 40-year-old man named Robert Card. He is considered armed and dangerous. Please contact law enforcement if you are aware of his whereabouts. Police radio reports of a possible second suspect involved in the shootings remain unconfirmed.

Per unverified police radio communications, officers have been told to look out for a possible second vehicle involved in this incident. The car was described as a black pickup truck with a cap and veteran license plates. It may be commandeered by a possible second suspect. This is unconfirmed.

U.S. President Joe Biden has been briefed on the situation, per a report from the Associated Press. Other reports have confirmed that two of the scenes in this mass shooting spree were at Sparetime Recreation—a bowling alley—and Schemengees, a restaurant and bar.

A perimeter is being established in Lisbon, ME as police continue to search for the suspect, per emergency radio communications. SR-196 is being shut down nearby.

All public schools in Lewiston will be closed tomorrow, per the superintendent of Lewiston Public Schools. Bates College nearby was also placed on lockdown for this incident.

Police say they may have spotted the suspect's vehicle at the boat launch in Lisbon, ME, located at SR-196 & Frost Hill Ave.

Per a report from NBC News, the updated tally of deaths has risen to 22. The total count remains preliminary and could shift as the investigation continues.

Police may have spotted the suspect in the area.

Police have just released details about the suspect, whose name is Robert Card. He is believed to be driving a 2013 white Subaru Outback with license plates reading 9246PD. The front bumper is a different color than the rest of the car. Per police radio communications, a family member of the suspect told police that his next location would be at Mixers Nightclub & Lounge at 136 Sabattus Rd in Sabattus, ME.

At least 16 people have been killed in this incident, according to a report from CNN. around 50 to 60 people have been hurt as well, but it is unclear how many were injured from gunfire.

In a statement released by Central Maine Medical Center, the healthcare facility said it is "reacting to a mass causality, mass shooting event."

Officials from the city of Lewiston have confirmed that there are three shooting scenes under investigation by police and other emergency personnel. The scenes are at 551 Lincoln Street, Mollison Way, and Goddard Road. A manhunt for the suspect is underway, who is believed to be armed. The city of Lewiston has been ordered to shelter in place.

According to sources, three helicopters are being dispatched to the area to aid in the investigation.

Anyone with information on the suspected shooter is being asked to email dispatch@androscoggincountymaine.gov.

Police have uploaded a photo of the suspect.

Unverified reports state that at least 16 people may have been shot. This is unconfirmed.

Police say that someone was reportedly brandishing a gun at a Walmart distribution center, but this is unconfirmed. There are no victims there.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office has confirmed they are investigating two "active shooter events". All businesses are being encouraged to close or lock down.

Maine State Police have been dispatched to assist. A report from WMTW calls this an "active situation." There are at least two confirmed active scenes. Residents and others nearby have been asked to shelter in place.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office say the suspect is still at large.

Residents in the area have received an emergency alert for an "active shooter." Those in the area should shelter in place immediately.

Another shooting has been reported at a Walmart distribution center nearby.

All medics in the area are responding to the shooting scenes.

Police have indicated that there are multiple possible shooting scenes across Lewiston, ME. One of the other scenes is at Mollison Way, reportedly at a bowling alley. The circumstances of the shootings are unclear. Police are currently gathering patients at the scenes and triaging.

Restaurants nearby are being shut down. Police are currently staged at Schmengees.

Police are at the scene of a possible shooting incident, per radio communications. Avoid the area.

Incident reported at 551 Lincoln St.

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

There have been no confirmed sightings of the suspect, Robert Card, in the last two days.

Officials say there were four plain clothed officers in the area at the time of the first shooting on Wednesday. These officers were able to respond within one minute and 30 seconds.

The shelter-in-place order has been lifted but hunting is prohibited in Lewiston, Lisbon, Bowdoin, and Monmouth, ME.

Officials say there are ongoing searches along the Androscoggin River and boat launch. Out of state divers will be brought in tomorrow to aid in the search.

Officials have just released the names and ages of multiple victims and asked for a moment of silence in a press conference happening now. Follow along for more live updates.

Lewiston, ME authorities will be holding a 5 p.m. press conference at city hall. Follow along for updates.

According to CNN, law enforcement has surrounded a greenhouse in Lisbon, ME.

In a press conference this morning, the Commissioner of Maine's Department of Public Safety called this incident "a completely different type of animal" as he urged the public for patience.

Officials say they have received over 500 tips from the general public.

The shelter in place order remains in effect for Lewiston, Libson, Bowdoin, and Auburn, ME.

Officials say they are continuing to process the two shooting scenes in Lewiston, ME.

Suspect Robert Card's vehicle was found at a boat dock along the Androscoggin River.

In a press conference this morning, local officials say they will deploy divers to search the Androscoggin River near Lewiston, ME.

Citizen is streaming USA Today's feed of the latest press conference in Maine. Watch live and follow along for updates.

Maine officials will hold a press conference at 10:00 a.m. Follow along for updates.

“Shelter-in-Place: We kindly request all Lisbon residents to continue sheltering in place throughout the overnight hours. Your safety is our top priority,” the town said in an update Thursday evening.

Local media outlets have released the names of 12 out of the 18 victims killed in last night’s mass shooting. Of these victims, six were killed at Just-In-Time Recreation, a local bowling alley, and five were killed at Schemengees Bar and Grille. Tricia Asselin was a part-time employee of Just-in-Time Recreation who ran to the counter and called 911 when she was shot. Tom Conrad was a manager at the bowling alley. Bob Violette started the practice league for children, and according to community members, he was killed while protecting young bowlers. Bill Young and his 14-year-old son Aaron Young were also shot and killed at the bowling alley. Michael Deslauriers II was killed by the gunman while participating in his weekly bowling league. Joseph Walker was a bar manager at Schemengees; he was killed after charging at the shooter with a butcher knife. Bill Brackett, Steven Vozzella, and Bryan MacFarlane were part of a group in the deaf community participating in a cornhole tournament during the time of the shooting. Arthur Strout, 42, was a father of five. Peyton Brewer Ross, a new father, also died in the shooting.

According to media reports, all but two law enforcement vehicles have left the scene.

According to the Maine Department of Public Safety, the comments made by law enforcement over the loudspeaker are part of standard procedure when serving a search warrant. It is unknown whether the suspect, Robert Card, is actually inside the residence.

Per live coverage from ABC News, the note found earlier by law enforcement was a suicide note from Robert Card addressed to his son.

Law enforcement have turned their spotlight back on and moved it to a different location of the home.

Law enforcement surrounding the suspect's residence have asked all media cameras to turn off their lights, including their own spotlights.

The FBI has deployed two aerial drones to survey the area.

Officers have been heard saying that anyone inside the home should come outside with their hands raised and their safety will be guaranteed.

Officials have a spot light trained on the home.

According to media, the FBI has returned to the last known address of the murder suspect. Officers have requested via loud speaker for the person "to come out with your hands up." It is not confirmed that the suspect is inside the home.

According to local media, police units have allegedly left the home at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME.

Police and special units are reported to be at 914 Meadow Rd in Bowdoin, ME, per local media.

According to Samdesk, there is currently a large police presence at suspect Robert Card's last known address in Bowdoin, ME. Apparently "loud bangs" were heard. This information is preliminary and not yet confirmed.

According to NBC News, law enforcement executed a search warrant at suspect Robert Card's home and found a note. The contents and meaning of the note are unknown at this time.

According to officials, the Coast Guard has launched sea and air resources to aid in the search for the suspected gunman.

Maine’s Emergency Management Agency, MEMA, is extending the shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

In a recent update from officials, the Massachusetts State Police said they do not believe the suspected shooter, Robert Card, is in the state but will continue to monitor for any developments.

According to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, the FBI, ATF, and U.S. Marshals are in Maine to aid in the investigation.

According to an unconfirmed tip from Massachusetts State Police, officers are on the lookout for a 2005 blue Chevy Suburban with a Maine license plate of 6625ZD. This is unconfirmed.

If you have any information that could help investigators, contact the tip hotline at 207-213-9526 or 207-509-9002.

Local officials state eight of the eighteen deceased have been identified so far. There is an arrest warrant out for the suspected shooter, Robert Card, who is considered armed and dangerous.

A shelter in place order remains in effect in Lewiston, Lisbon, and Bowdoin.

Local officials are offering free grief counseling by calling or texting 988.

Local officials state 18 people were killed and another 13 were injured in last night's mass shootings in Lewiston, ME. The shooter is still at large. The shelter in place order for Androscoggin County which contains Lewiston, site of the shootings, and nearby Northern Sagadahoc County.

Maine police plan to hold a press conference around 10:30 AM EST. Follow along for updates.

Officials from Portland Public Schools and Cape Elizabeth Schools have announced that their educational facilities will be closed today.

According to Maine State Police, the shelter-in-place advisory and school closings have been extended to Bowdoin. More than 100 local and federal investigators are working to locate Robert Card, the suspect in the Lewiston shootings.

According to an update from the Lewiston Police Department, Mollison Way will be closed until further notice due to investigations. River Rd will also be closed from Locust St to South Ave. Only residents of River Rd will be allowed into the closed area.

Per unverified police radio, officers are tracking a white Ford F-150 with veteran plates that has been doubling back on roads in an attempt to lose a police tail.

According to media reports, officers will be armed with rifles and will patrol the perimeter of the Central Maine Medical Center.

Portland, ME police are also scouring the area in case the suspect traveled to the city.

According to unverified police radio, multiple police units are responding to a 911 report of multiple rounds of rapid fire gunshots on High Street in Auburn, ME, approximately 1.2 miles from Central Maine Medical Center. Officers had previously been dispatched to the area earlier tonight in response to similar calls.

The City of Lewiston announced all municipal buildings will be closed on Thursday as the search for the shooter continues. The city also announced all non-emergency personnel should stay home.

There are reports of a large police presence at Central Maine Medical Center.

Auburn Middle School, 37 Falcon Drive, has officially been established as a reunification center. This is a location where locals can seek information about potential individuals involved in the incident and counseling. A shelter-in-place order has been put into effect in Auburn, Lewiston, and Lisbon, ME. All non-emergency personnel should remain at home.

The Lewiston Police Department has uploaded another photo of the suspect, a 40-year-old man named Robert Card. He is considered armed and dangerous. Please contact law enforcement if you are aware of his whereabouts. Police radio reports of a possible second suspect involved in the shootings remain unconfirmed.

Per unverified police radio communications, officers have been told to look out for a possible second vehicle involved in this incident. The car was described as a black pickup truck with a cap and veteran license plates. It may be commandeered by a possible second suspect. This is unconfirmed.

U.S. President Joe Biden has been briefed on the situation, per a report from the Associated Press. Other reports have confirmed that two of the scenes in this mass shooting spree were at Sparetime Recreation—a bowling alley—and Schemengees, a restaurant and bar.

A perimeter is being established in Lisbon, ME as police continue to search for the suspect, per emergency radio communications. SR-196 is being shut down nearby.

All public schools in Lewiston will be closed tomorrow, per the superintendent of Lewiston Public Schools. Bates College nearby was also placed on lockdown for this incident.

Police say they may have spotted the suspect's vehicle at the boat launch in Lisbon, ME, located at SR-196 & Frost Hill Ave.

Per a report from NBC News, the updated tally of deaths has risen to 22. The total count remains preliminary and could shift as the investigation continues.

Police may have spotted the suspect in the area.

Police have just released details about the suspect, whose name is Robert Card. He is believed to be driving a 2013 white Subaru Outback with license plates reading 9246PD. The front bumper is a different color than the rest of the car. Per police radio communications, a family member of the suspect told police that his next location would be at Mixers Nightclub & Lounge at 136 Sabattus Rd in Sabattus, ME.

At least 16 people have been killed in this incident, according to a report from CNN. around 50 to 60 people have been hurt as well, but it is unclear how many were injured from gunfire.

In a statement released by Central Maine Medical Center, the healthcare facility said it is "reacting to a mass causality, mass shooting event."

Officials from the city of Lewiston have confirmed that there are three shooting scenes under investigation by police and other emergency personnel. The scenes are at 551 Lincoln Street, Mollison Way, and Goddard Road. A manhunt for the suspect is underway, who is believed to be armed. The city of Lewiston has been ordered to shelter in place.

According to sources, three helicopters are being dispatched to the area to aid in the investigation.

Anyone with information on the suspected shooter is being asked to email dispatch@androscoggincountymaine.gov.

Police have uploaded a photo of the suspect.

Unverified reports state that at least 16 people may have been shot. This is unconfirmed.

Police say that someone was reportedly brandishing a gun at a Walmart distribution center, but this is unconfirmed. There are no victims there.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office has confirmed they are investigating two "active shooter events". All businesses are being encouraged to close or lock down.

Maine State Police have been dispatched to assist. A report from WMTW calls this an "active situation." There are at least two confirmed active scenes. Residents and others nearby have been asked to shelter in place.

The Androscoggin County Sheriff's Office say the suspect is still at large.

Residents in the area have received an emergency alert for an "active shooter." Those in the area should shelter in place immediately.

Another shooting has been reported at a Walmart distribution center nearby.

All medics in the area are responding to the shooting scenes.

Police have indicated that there are multiple possible shooting scenes across Lewiston, ME. One of the other scenes is at Mollison Way, reportedly at a bowling alley. The circumstances of the shootings are unclear. Police are currently gathering patients at the scenes and triaging.

Restaurants nearby are being shut down. Police are currently staged at Schmengees.

Police are at the scene of a possible shooting incident, per radio communications. Avoid the area.

Incident reported at 551 Lincoln St.