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Former bartender says suspected Montana gunman’s mental health “was not in a safe space”

5 August 2025
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Former bartender says suspected Montana gunman’s mental health “was not in a safe space”
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A former bartender at The Owl Bar in Anaconda, Montana, expressed concerns about the mental health of Michael Paul Brown, 45, the suspect in the fatal shooting of four individuals on Friday morning. A manhunt is currently underway for Brown, who lived next to the bar, as reported by CBS News correspondent Omar Villafranca.

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