Manhunt On For 24 Hours For Suspect Who Killed 22 In US, FBI Joins In. Arrest Warrant Issued

<p>A search operation to nab the suspect who shot dead 22 in a bowling alley in United States' Maine has been on for the last 24 hours as police issued an arrest warrant and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) joined the manhunt. The shooter, a US Army reservist identified as Robert Card, killed 22 people and injured many others at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston on Wednesday night. Police said they issued an arrest warrant against him on eight counts of murder, reported BBC. According to CNN, the law enforcement officials and FBI on Thursday evening reached the suspect's last known address.</p> <p>The officials surrounded Card's home and FBI SWAT teams conducted a search of his home.</p> <p>BBC mentioned the shooting&nbsp;began at the bowling alley in the small town of Lewiston just before 19:00 local time (23:00 GMT), according to the police colonel. Later, the man went on a shooting rampage at a nearby restaurant killing more people.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

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