Authorities in Maine are searching for Robert Card, the suspected shooter responsible for the deaths of at least 18 people in Lewiston. Card, a military reservist, reportedly had a "run-in" with officials at a National Guard training facility several months ago and had recently reported mental health issues, including hearing voices. The question arises of whether Card's history of mental health issues could have been a red flag for potential violence. Maine lacks a "Red Flag" law that would allow for the removal of firearms from individuals deemed to be a threat to themselves or others. Additionally, the state faces a shortage of mental health services, with a lack of mental health crisis workers and a high number of patients waiting for treatment. The shooting has sparked discussions about the need for better ways to address mental health issues and prevent future acts of violence.