Major Brian Scott of the Maine State Police talks to the media at the scene of a shooting on Belgrade Road in Oakland Wednesday night. Police later confirmed four people, including the gunman, had died in the shooting.
Arrianna, the daughter of shooting victims Amanda Bragg and Michael Muzzerole, is carried to safety Wednesday night. The 3-year-old was found in the first floor apartment at 41 Belgrade Road, unharmed, by police. The bodies of Bragg, Muzzerole and Bragg’s sister, Amy Derosby, were also found in the apartment.
Scores of people held candles on Nov. 8, four days after a quadruple murder-suicide in Oakland. Nearly two months later, police say the shooting is still under investigation, but have no new information.
Police from six agencies responded to a shooting on Belgrade Road in Oakland Wednesday night.
Police from six agencies responded to a shooting on Belgrade Road in Oakland Wednesday night.
Police from six agencies responded to a shooting on Belgrade Road in Oakland Wednesday night.
Begrade Road in Oakland, which is Route 11, is blocked off near the intersection with Church Street and Libby Hill Road Wednesday night after a shooting on Belgrade Road.
A police cruiser helps block the intersection of Belgrade Road and Church Street on Wednesday night in Oakland as police from at least six agencies and several ambulances and firefighters respond to reports of a shooting.
Investigators at 41 Belgrade Road in Oakland early Thursday monring.
Firefighters from Waterville Fire Department take a stretcher to the shooting scene on Belgrade Road in Oakland Wednesday night.
Investigators enter the Maine State Police Major Crimes van in Oakland early Thursday morning. They were investigating a triple murder at 41 Belgrade Road in Oakland. The gunman shot himself after killing the other residents of the two-apartment building.
Investigators at 41 Belgrade Road in Oakland early Thursday morning.
Onlookers stand by the police tape as investigators remain at 41 Belgrade Road in Oakland early Thursday morning after Herman Derico shot three residents of the two-apartment building, then himself.
Investigators remain at 41 Belgrade Road in Oakland early Thursday morning, the scene where Herman Derico shot his girlfriend, her sister and her sister’s partner before killing himself in the driveway. All four lived in the two-apartment building.
Oakland Police Sgt. Jerry Haynes stands outside the Belgrade Road residence in Oakland on Thursday where three people were shot and killed and the shooter reportedly took his own life Wednesday evening.
Two Maine State Police detectives, at right, continue the investigation on Thursday into the mutliple fatal shooting at 41 Belgrade Road in Oakland. Oakland police officers Tracy Frost, left, and Jerry Haynes stand outside the home.
Jason Thomas on Thursday speaks on a phone outside his next-door neighbor’s home at 41 Belgrade Road, where three people were shot by Herman Derico before Derico shot and killed himself in the driveway. Thomas heard the initial shots and called 911.
Chris Perry, facing the camera, speaks with the media on Thursday about pulling into his Belgrade Road home in Oakland Wednesday evening to hear shots being fired and police arriving at the scene of a multiple homicide at the house next door, 41 Belgrade Road.
Oakland police officers Todd Burbank, left, and Jerry Haynes Thursday denied access for the man at right, who wanted to enter 41 Belgrade Road to retrieve belongings. Police wouldn’t identify the man, who lived in one of the apartments at the site of Wednesday night’s multiple fatal shooting.
A tarp hanging from a vehicle and absorbent material on the driveway mark where Herman Derico shot and killed himself after he killed the three other residents of the two-apartment building at 41 Belgrade Road in Oakland on Wednesday night.
Oakland Police Chief Mike Tracy, left, and Steve McCausland, Department of Public Safety spokesman, talk to the press Thursday at the scene of Oakland’s multiple fatal shooting. One of the victims, Michael Muzzerole, was Tracy’s nephew.
Oakland Police Chief Mike Tracy, left, and Steve McCausland, Department of Public Safety spokesman, talk to the press Thursday at the scene of Oakland’s multiple fatal shooting. One of the victims, Michael Muzzerole, was Tracy’s nephew.
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