As we take this on Friday afternoon, it's been nearly 48 hours since a shooter opened

fire at a bowling alley in Lewiston, Maine.

And then after that, a bar nearby.

For two days, people living in the surrounding communities have been on lockdown, as police

hunt for the suspect.

I mean, there's nothing more frightening than the idea that someone is out there who's

already done a mass killing and still possesses weapons.

It's Congresswoman Shelley Pingri, a Democrat from Maine.

Her office is in Portland, and she says schools and businesses were shut down there too.

You couldn't buy a cup of coffee on Commercial Street in Portland yesterday, everything

was shut down.

There's just a really terrifying feeling.

Every minute that this goes on, we're more and more concerned, you know, because what's

the next thing that's going to happen?

And we understand that, and that's why we're working 24-7.

That's Maine's Commissioner of Public Safety, Mike Sawschuck.

He says that the same time officers are investigating crime scenes, they are scouring the area for

the suspected killer.

We're going to be all over the place.

That's not saying that we know that the individual is in this house, so we know the individuals

in that house are there in that swath of land.

But we do look at all these situations as if the individual could be in there.

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