US EditionMan Killed in Maine Shooting; Suspect Found by Police
Authorities issued a 20-mile shelter-in-place order during the police search after a fatal shooting near a McDonald's in North Windham, officials said.
- Erin Hayne, 33, was shot multiple times and killed around 1:55 p.m. Friday at Route 302 and Landing Road in Windham, Maine.
- The shooting led to a shelter-in-place order and manhunt for suspect James Ford, 48, who fled the scene in a silver sedan near Windham and Raymond town line.
- Police found Ford's vehicle at a Dunkin' in Raymond and located the suspect shortly after, but Major Lucas Hare withheld the suspect’s status.
- Officials reported that a statewide emergency notification warning of a “Gunman at large in North Windham” was mistakenly issued during the search.
- Authorities confirmed Hayne's death was a homicide and later reported Ford died by self-inflicted gunshot, with the investigation ongoing and no public threat.
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Portland Press HeraldSuspected Windham gunman found dead; victim identified by police as Casco man
Investigators say there is no known connection between the shooter, James Ford, 48, of Windham, and the victim, Erin Hayne, 33, of Casco.
·Lewiston, United States
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Suspect in deadly Windham shooting ‘located,’ but police won’t say if alive or dead
Maine State Police said a male victim was killed in the shooting Friday afternoon on Route 302. A shelter-in-place order for Raymond and Windham order was lifted just after 7 p.m.
·Maine, United States
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