Justin Karcher is on a ventilator after being shot by Robert Card in the liver, spinal cord, shoulder and stomach, his sister said.
Justin Karcher was the first to be shot at Schemengees Bar & Grille in Maine in the deadly mass shooting on Wednesday, his sister, Haley Breton, said in an interview.Maine mass shooter’s body found in unlocked trailer — police probe ‘mental health component’Robert Card legally bought rifle believed to be used in Maine massacre days before mental health treatment: report
The first person shot by Robert Card in this week’s mass sooting in Maine is fighting for his life on a ventilator in the intensive care unit, his family said. “When the EMTs brought him in, they did tell the surgeon that he was the first one that was shot and he was the first one in surgery,” Breton told the program.
Karcher was one of the 13 injured in the massacre, which is now the deadliest shooting in Maine’s history. Card wasKarcher was at the Lewiston bar playing pool during a weekly tournament, which was one of his many hobbies, according to his mother.He was at the bar for a weekly pool tournament, one of his many hobbies, Jessica Karcher told the outlet.
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