The hunt to capture Robert Card, the 40-year-old who yesterday afternoon in Lewiston, USA, carried out a massacre by taking the lives of 18 people and wounding 60 others has entered the second day.
FBI agents raided Card's family home Thursday night, but the Army reservist who has become America's most wanted man remains on the run.
The raids on his family's homes are being carried out as experts warn the 40-year-old deer hunter and one-time army reservist is well-equipped to survive in the wild and may even be planning another attack.
So much alarm has been raised in neighboring Canada, where the Border Services Agency has asked its officers along the Canada-US border to be careful as the armed and dangerous aggressor may cross there.

So, according to investigators, his Internet search history contained conspiracy theories, indicated fears of a financial crisis and stock market crashes; LGBTQ+ issues; gun rights and comments about Democratic public officials, including President Joe Biden.
Card was last seen Wednesday night fleeing the two locations in Lewiston, where he fired into crowds at a bowling alley and then a bar.
His abandoned car was found shortly before 10 p.m. in the town of Lisbon, seven miles from Lewiston. Since then, more than 350 state and federal law enforcement officials have combed the area for Card, supported by helicopters, drones and dogs.
Marko Galbreath, a former Florida police sergeant and member of the SWAT team, told the media that Card could have traveled anywhere, and all of America should be on alert.
"He may still be in that area, planning to have a shootout with the police, planning to commit suicide, or another attack."
So a bulletin sent to police across the country after the attack that killed 18 said Card was treated in a mental health facility for two weeks last summer after "hearing voices and making threats to shoot" at a military base.
A US official said Card was training with the 3rd Army Reserve Battalion at West Point, New York, when commanders became concerned about him.