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Maine shooting live updates:was turned away from a Maine gun store when he tried to buy a silencer for his assault rifle months before he launched a massacre at a bowling alley and bar — a move that possibly saved countless lives.
“Our staff was fantastic. Let him finish filling out the form and said, ‘I’m sorry, Mr. Card, we cannot give you this.'” “We did what we were supposed to do and hopefully saved a lot of lives by the proper, just following the proper procedures.'”Maine mass shooter Robert Card tried to buy a silencer for his assault rifle in August but was turned away because he revealed that he had served time at a mental health facility on a required form. Last week he killed 18 people.
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