mike sauschuck _ multiple attacks. mike sauschuck also - multiple attacks. - sauschuck also saying that there are hundreds, as he put it, police officers searching for this person of interest, this robert card, the image that police circulated earlier of robert card, the person of interest. we are told he is llo years of age and, as you say, a cart linked to this investigation found in a nearby city. robert card, we are told from that briefing that he is considered armed and dangerous. that people have been asked not to approach him, not to make contact with him, but if they do have information as to his whereabouts or any information relating to that individual, llo—year—old robert card, that they should get in touch with law enforcement officials. this is another image that was circulated by police earlier of gunmen going into one of those locations where the shooting has been carried out. you can see they are armed with some sort of assault weapon. that is at one of the recreational facilities. this is the image that has been circulated by the authorities

now i'm going to turn it over to commissioner sauschuck. >> the thank you very much, governor. we truly do appreciate all of your support. i think it's incredibly important that the next person that speaks this evening is lewiston's chief law enforcement champion, and that is dave st-pierre. >> thank you, mike. and thank you governor for allowing this opportunity. bear with me please. i certainly did not have much time to prepare a speech here. i want to say to everybody, thank you so much. our community can now breathe a sigh of relief as the governor stated. i can't echo that enough. our work, again, is not done here. i was very elated tonight when i got the call from commissioner sauschuck advising me of the revelation of what took place and that mr. card is deceased are no longer a threat to our community or any other community. i just don't want to forget the families that are grieving and will continue to grieve and don't want to forget the law enforcement officials that have worked tirelessly throughout this whole event to come to a good conclusion. our men and women of

. >> thank you, chief sauschuck, and thank you for those kind words, governor. and i would like to deepest sympathies to the families of this deepest crime. this is a tragedy beyond the compre comprehension. i am confident that the community will come together in this endeavor to bring this to a successful conclusion. though it is difficult, i ask the public to be mindful of their own personal safety, and also to be patient with the process as much as possible. there is extensive attention to detail that goes into this work, and i am confident into the professionialism of all of the personnel involved. we have a great collaboration of resources made available to us. there are far too many to name individually, but there are as director sauschuck named. there are far too many, but they are all appreciated more than you know. i want to thank the brave men and women of the lewiston police department and fire staff and the first the responders of any kind who have come from far and wide who have come together to work tirelessly in bringing the situation to an end. w

thank you, director sauschuck and thank you media partners and governor mills for those kind words.ing to keep this short. what i would like the very most is to express our deepest sympathies to the families and friends of the victims of this heinous crime. this is truly a tragedy that goes beyond comprehension. i'm confident in our community that our community has and will continue to come together throughout this endeavor to bring this to a successful conclusion. although difficult, i do ask the public to continue to be mindful of their own personal safety. and also that they be patient with the process as much as possible. there is extensive work in and attention to detail that goes into such a large scale investigation. i'm confident in the expertise and professionalism of our investigators and all law enforcement officials that are currently involved. this is all hands on deck approach, we have a great deal of collaboration and resources that have been made available to us. there are far too many to name individually but i think director sauschuck named quite a few appropriatel

i was very elated tonight when i got the word from commissioner sauschuck advising me of the revelationd that mr card is deceased and no longer a threat to our community or any other community. this city and the towns around it have been in lockdown since wednesday nights. when news came through that the suspected gunman had been found dead, one man here shouted "finally" and you could see this sense of relief on his face. he said the community could now rest easy. but card's actions leave behind a city destroyed and families with never—ending grief. arthur strout was murdered while playing pool in a bar. his wife is struggling to explain what happened to their 13—year—old daughter. maine has loose gun—control laws. she wants that changed. we're not doing better if things like this keep happening. we need, as a community, to think about these things and think about how we need to change them so the families that are going through this — nobody else has to go through it again. another shooting now scars america, and in a state that was considered one of the safer places in the country. p

. >> it is sauschuck, the director of -- >> okay.he is just talking about the logistics of the news conference and it is really going to begin any second, and while we are waiting for this to begin, omar, i want to go to you because you are where the shootings just began in the just in time recreation center bowling alley, and give us a look at the shelter in place orders. >> yes, one, the shelter in place orders are continuing, and when you asked the mayor of lewiston if this is an active manhunt he says yes, it is, and that has to be bittersweet for the people in the community, and that means it is active and that means they are doing everything they can to find this person as quickly as they k and still on the other hand, it is a manhunt and they don't have an answer to where this person may be. as you mentioned, we are just as close adds we can get to the bowling alley where the police said that the shooting began wednesday night, and minutes after the shooting began that he made his way the 40-year-old suspect robert card made h

i was very elated tonight when i got the word from commissioner sauschuck advising me of the revelationen in lockdown since wednesday nights. when news came through that the suspected gunman had been found dead, one man here shouted "finally" and you could see this —— the sense of relief on his face. he said the community could now rest easy. but card's actions leave behind a city destroyed and families with never—ending grief. arthur strout was murdered while playing pool in a bar. his wife is struggling to explain what happened to their 13—year—old daughter. maine has loose gun—control laws. she wants that changed. we're not doing better if things like this keep happening. we need, as a community, to think about these things and think about how we need to change them, so the families that are going through this, nobody else has to go through it again. another shooting now scars america, and in a state that was considered one of the safer places in the country. president biden has once again called on congress to get tougher and stricter on guns. nomia iqbal, bbc news, maine. our corre

commissioner at the department for public safety, mike sauschuck , says officers are sauschuck, says working around the clock to find the suspect . cod is considered the suspect. cod is considered armed and dangerous . armed and dangerous. >> he is a person of interest, however , and that's what we'll however, and that's what we'll label him at moving fonnard. until that changes us. if people see him, they should not approach cod or make contact with him in any way. the approach cod or make contact with him in any way . the shelter with him in any way. the shelter in place order that currently stands in lewiston remains in a vehicle which was a vehicle of interest in this incident, was located in lisbon and we are now also asking residents in lisbon to shelter in place as the prime minister has warned that artificial intelligence poses a risk of human extinction in on the same scale as global pandemic and nuclear war. >> his comments come after touring moorfields eye hospital, which uses ai touring moorfields eye hospital, which uses al to diagnose blindness and eventually predict he

commissioner at the department of public safety, mike sauschuck, says officers are working around the clock to find the suspect . the suspect. >> that card is considered armed and dangerous. he is a person of interest however, and that's what we'll label him at moving fonnard. until that changes , if fonnard. until that changes, if people see him, they should not approach card or make contact with him in any way. the shelter in place order that currently stands in lewiston remains a vehicle which was a vehicle of interest in this incident was located in lisbon and we are now also asking residents in lisbon to shelter in place . to shelter in place. >> the prime minister has warned that artificial intelligence poses a risk of human extinction on the same scale as global pandemics and nuclear war. his comments come after touring moorfields eye hospital , which moorfields eye hospital, which uses ai moorfields eye hospital, which uses al to diagnose blindness. speaking at the royal society in london, rishi sunak said humanity could lose control of ai and terrorist groups could use it to

maine's public safety commissioner , mike sauschuck, commissioner, mike sauschuck, says there , followingle this is going to look like a major focus today with a lot of people, we have a lot of other irons in the fire. so i'm not here saying that the suspect, we know the suspect is in the water and this is what we're doing. i'm telling we're doing. what i'm telling you going to see a lot you is you're going to see a lot of activity here. and i'm going to tell you that advance. to tell you that in advance. we've nothing to hide in we've got nothing to hide in that so then that regard at all. so then you're have some sonar you're going to have some sonar as well that's going to be utilised here. and that can look like couple different like a couple of different things. remote operating things. a remote operating vehicle, divers could vehicle, an rov, is divers could use . use that. >> the are warning vulnerable people are being put at risk over plans to clear the asylum backlog. the public accounts committee says home office proposals to reform the system are incomplete and unrealistic . ar

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department of public safety commissioner mike sauschuck says officers are working around the clock toind the suspect . the suspect. >> if people see him , they >> if people see him, they should not approach card or make contact with him in any way . the contact with him in any way. the shelter in place order that currently stands in lewiston remains in a vehicle which was a vehicle of interest in this incident was located in lisbon and we are now also asking residents in lisbon to shelter in place , as the prime minister in place, as the prime minister has warned, that artificial intelligence poses a risk of human extinction on the same scale as global pandemics and nuclear war. >> his comments come after touring moorfields eye hospital, which uses ai touring moorfields eye hospital, which uses al to diagnose blindness. speaking at the royal society in london, rishi sunak said humanity could lose control of ai and terrorist groups could use it to spread fear and destruction. he also announced the formation of the world's first ai safety institute here in the uk to explore the risks an

i was very elated tonight when i got the word from commissioner sauschuck advising me of the revelationhe said the community could now rest easy. but card's actions leave behind a city destroyed and families with never—ending grief. arthur strout was murdered while playing pool in a bar. his wife is struggling to explain what happened to their 13—year—old daughter. maine has loose gun—control laws. she wants that changed. we're not doing better if things like this keep happening. we need, as a community, to think about these things and think about how we needed to change them so the families that are going through this — nobody else has to go through it again. another shooting now scars america and in a state that was considered one of the safer places in the country. president biden has once again called on congress to get tougher and stricter on guns. nomia iqbal, bbc news, maine. the issue of dangerous dogs is firmly in the spotlight at the moment after a series of horrific attacks, but how exactly do police deal with out—of—control animals? our reporterjoan cummins has been to meet