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Matt’s Take On Card Testimony
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Robert Card, the gunman in the Lewiston mass shooting, is seen on body camera during a interview with New York State Police at National Guard base in the state. (New York State Police)

The CBS13 I-Team obtained the body camera video through a public records request with the New York State Police. Full Video Here

 

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