i want to bring cedric alexander back into this conversation. cedric, i want to talk more about this may not, whether it is on foot, or he is in a car. is one of the reasons they want people to shelter in place is to keep him off the road? to make it easier, if he is on, that they can spot him? >> absolutely. it certainly, the less cars you have on the road, it is certainly the better for law enforcement to be able to move through those communities as quickly as they can. in addition to that, it's very important that people who shelter in place because of the dangerousness of this individual until there's apprehension, and just be eyes and ears for the local police in your respective communities. so, what police is asking is not very much from the community. in fact, they are partnering with the community by asking them to shelter in place. and let's get as many vehicles off the road as we can. they certainly could be on foot. it certainly could be in another vehicle. or, who knows? he could be a lot closer to what they think. but here again, we

no cedric alexander, thank you so much for your time, sir. as we close of the hour, for anyone who is just tuning in, now nbc news now has nine senior law enforcement sources telling us tonight that robert card, the suspect and wednesday night's mass shooting that killed 18 injured 13 more in lewiston, maine, nine law enforcement sources tell abc news that robert card has been found dead. we know that card was found in a wooded area somewhere near the place where he abandoned his car wednesday night, and that was near a boat launch in lisbon, maine. one of nbc's law enforcement sources tells nbc news that card was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. that source also tells nbc that card was found with a handgun, and that he was found near the recycling plant where he once worked. the single source also told nbc that card may have recently had lost his job at that recycling

before we get to that, i want to turn to msnbc law enforcement analysts, cedric alexander. he served as a member of president obama's task force, 21st century policing and was the former public safety director of the cab county, georgia. such a, we can report now 22 people dead, at least as many as 55 to 60 people injured, three location so far, it seems like we are just looking at one shooter. again, we don't have a ton of information right now, but we only have images of a single shooter and multiple locations. how are you looking at this from a law enforcement perspective? >> there is a lot of information that we clearly don't know as of yet, but certainly, we know at this point, there is a lone shooter, heavily armed and has, of course, killed significant number of people within a matter of moments. that is another sad case being reported here. there certainly will be a long night for law enforcement, whether it's a single shooter or not, it will be determined overtime. of course, we're looking at video footage there, at least a still image of at least one shooter. this

no cedric alexander, thank you so much for your time, sir. as we close of the hour, for anyone who is just tuning in, now nbc news now has nine senior law enforcement sources telling us tonight that robert card, the suspect and wednesday night's mass shooting that killed 18 injured 13 more in lewiston, maine, nine law enforcement sources tell abc news that robert card has been found dead. we know that card was found in a wooded area somewhere near the place where he abandoned his car wednesday night, and that was near a boat launch in lisbon, maine. one of nbc's law enforcement sources tells nbc news that card was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. that source also tells nbc that card was found with a handgun, and that he was found near the recycling plant where he once worked. the single source also told nbc that card may have recently had lost his job at that recycling center. but again we can report tonight that robert card has been found dead, which means the 48-hour man hunt that is terrorize the state of maine is now over,

and senior law enforcement analyst, cedric alexander. unty, georgia. cedric, if we could just ask your first insights so far here on "morning joe," from what we have heard so far about this active shooter still on the run. oh, we lost cedric. we will get back to him. clint, since we last spoke to you, what can you add to the conversation that we are trying to sort of piece together here and figure out whether this man is hiding in the nearby cemetery, in all the different locations in lewiston, or is it possible he has fled the state? >> mika, the great challenge of this one is you're talking about a highly trained individual. we've had lots of mass shootings over the years, unfortunately. oftentimes, the mass shooters are not particularly killed with the weapons. they maybe acquired it recently. part of the reason they were interdicted by law enforcement is because they didn't have a lot of training. law enforcement can move on them more quickly. that is not the case in this scenario. the shooter, as you can see from the pictures, came e