Missed Interventions by Army, Police Highlighted in Maine Mass Shooting Report

Final report reveals multiple failures to act on warning signs before the deadliest shootings in Maine's history.

Commission cites Army Reserve and local police for not seizing shooter’s weapons or addressing his psychiatric crisis.
Authorities had the legal grounds to intervene but did not act on multiple red flags, including explicit warnings from colleagues.
Report underscores communication breakdowns within the Army and between military and civilian entities.
Maine's legislature has since passed new gun control measures, including a three-day waiting period for purchases.
The commission refrained from making policy recommendations, focusing instead on presenting factual findings.