Maine Police Release Lewiston Shooting Investigation Documents

Maine State Police released more than 3,000 pages of investigative documents Friday related to the Lewiston shooting and its response. A total of 18 people were killed and 13 others injured in the shooting. The documents released early this afternoon follow a series of Freedom of Access Act requests from 8 investigators and constitute the first public release of investigative documents. The documents include reports from the Maine State Police as well as other law enforcement agencies that assisted in both the response and investigation. Many documents have been heavily redacted. The release includes an After Action Report (AAR) from the Maine State Police Tactical Team and details some issues related to communication and response. Click here to read the details contained in the AAR. Friday's release includes only written or documentary material. Police said they will continue to review other forms of records, including audio, video and photographic recordings, and will release them when possible.8 Investigators are working to sift through the documents and will provide updates on their contents as we review them all. comes as we await the final report from the independent commission investigating the shooting and the circumstances surrounding it. They met for what appears to be the last time just before Memorial Day, including hearing from the family of shooter Robert Card.