George Solis is a national correspondent with NBC News.
LISBON, Maine — Hundreds of law enforcement officers on Friday again descended on southern Maine in search of an Army reservist suspected of massacring 18 people this week in the close-knit city of Lewiston. Officials urged residents to stay indoors as they hunted for a man they have identified as Robert Card, 40. He is suspected of going on a shooting rampage at a bowling alley and a bar and grille on Wednesday night.
We don’t have him in custody, so all of those options are on the table,' Sauschuck said. 'We certainly don’t want to wait too long because the river is a big piece of this.' Authorities are under mounting pressure to find Card. Sauschuck appeared to grow visibly frustrated when asked whether law enforcement agencies had received warnings about the suspect before the attack.
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