Hospital receives 14 patients from Maine shooting, with 3 in ‘critical’ condition

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At least 22 people are dead, with 14 patients rushed to the hospital within 45 minutes, including three in ‘critical’ condition, following a series of mass shootings at multiple locations in Maine on the night of October 25.

The suspect, identified as 40-year-old Robert Card, a trained firearms instructor, remains at large as of the time of this report. The shooting in the state’s second-largest city is the 36th mass killing in the U.S. this year, according to a database in partnership with Northeastern University.

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