round and that was into himself. houser had run-ins with police in alabama and georgia. in 2008 he became so outraged over the prospect of his daughter s marriage, his family hospitalized him against his will and obtained a protective order to keep him away. he was also accused of trying to set his former home on fire after it was sold in foreclosure. there is the third high-profile mass shooting in the last six weeks and raising a lot of questions about our gun laws and our mental health system. steve handelsman is live on capitol hill with that part of the story. steve? reporter: chris, thanks up here in congress after the sandy hook elementary school massacre, tougher gun chrome was defeated. the same time, many states have cut their funding for mental health care. now, both issues are from the burner. lafayette is the third u.s. mass shooting in 37 days by a suspect said to have mental or emotional issues. in charleston, where nine died, it was dylann roof. in chatt
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Maine Man Totals Truck Because He Was Counting Cash
Not this time.
A Greene man is lucky to have escaped serious injury when he wrecked his truck while counting his cash!
According to the Lewiston Sun Journal, at about 6:30 Wednesday morning, 32 year old Nicholas Landry was southbound on Middle Road in Sabattus in his 2007 Chevrolet 1500 pickup. He had reportedly just left a restaurant where he had cashed his paycheck and was counting his money while he drove.
He was traveling about at 50 miles per hour when he veered off the road and clipped a mailbox.
Unable to regain control, he drove into the ditch, hit a culvert, and went airborne for about seventy feet before his truck nosedived into the ground.