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Victims' Families Criticize Lewiston Response Fund Management
The vigil came three years after the attack that killed 18 people in Lewiston.
Victims of the Lewiston shooting and their relatives gathered at a vigil on October 14 to criticize how the local response fund created after the attack has been managed, NEWS CENTER Maine reported.
The vigil came three years after the shooting, which killed 18 people. Participants used the gathering to voice objections to the fund's management, according to the station's report.
Response funds are commonly set up after mass-casualty events to gather and distribute money to victims and families, and questions over how such funds are administered have followed similar tragedies elsewhere.
Video: NEWS CENTER Maine via YouTube.
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