A sheriff's office investigating a mass shooting in Maine had cause to take the killer into protective custody beforehand and to take away his guns, according to a report issued by an independent commission.Democratic Governor Janet Mills and Attorney General Aaron Frey assembled the commission to review both the events leading up to October 25, when Army reservist Robert Card killed 18 people in a bowling alley and a bar, and the response to the tragedy.Led by a former chief justice of Maine’s highest court, the commission also included a former U.S. attorney and the former chief forensic psychologist for the state.
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