Army Reserve Officer Testifies on Challenges in Preventing Maine’s Tragic Mass Shooting
Lewiston, Maine — A state commission heard testimony on Monday from a high-ranking Army Reserves officer about the challenges military officials face in managing reservists’ mental health, in the wake of Maine’s deadliest mass shooting perpetrated by a reservist. The event, which claimed 18 lives across a local bowling alley and a bar and grill on Oct. 25, has sparked a rigorous investigation into military and law enforcement responses to signs of the gunman’s deteriorating …