Sheriff defends agency after failed attempts to remove guns from eventual mass shooter

The transcript discusses the aftermath of a mass shooting in Lewiston, ME, focusing on the criticism faced by the Sagatahawk County Sheriff's Office for not using the yellow flag law to prevent the tragedy. Sheriff Joel Mary reflects on the incident, the Commission's report, and the changes implemented to better use the law. The yellow flag law, which allows for the removal of firearms from potentially dangerous individuals, has seen increased application since the shooting. The Sheriff's Office now collaborates more with mental health experts to prevent future incidents.

How did the sheriff respond to the Commission's comments regarding his office's actions?

What is the sheriff's current focus in relation to his community and deputies?

What changes have been made in the use of the yellow flag law since the mass shooting?