The person is enhanced for the suspect as named victim

Police named four people who died during a US bar in Montana, as a veteran army veterans who are suspected of attacking on the third day.

Baromeed Nancy Loreto Kelly, 64, and three customers – Daniel Edwin Baile, 59 years old, David Allen digits, 70 years old, and Tony Wayne Palm, 74 died as a striker who owns a rifle, opened fire in the Pub in Anaconda on Friday morning.

Police said the suspect, 45-year-old Michael Paul Brown, escaped to the nearby foothills.

Authorities have offered an award of $ 7,500 (5,650 pounds) for any information that would lead to its capture.

“This is an unstable man who entered and killed four people in cold blood for no reason,” Montana Knudsen, Prosecutor General Montana, said on Sunday.

“So, there is public concern.”

He added that the officials have expanded their search zone since then to include national forest land outside Anaconda, a city with a population of almost 10,000 in the southwest Montana, which is surrounded by dense, mountainous terrain.

“We want to find this guy,” Mr. Knudsen said. “This is a dangerous man who committed an absolute heated crime against this community.”

About 250 law enforcement officials – federal, state and local – helped in search of foot, as well as by car and helicopter, officials said.

The shooting took place at the Owl bar around 10:30 local time on Friday morning, officials said.

Mr. Knudsen noted that the suspect was ordinary in the pub and lived nearby. He said “probably he (the suspect) knew the bartender and these patrons, which makes it even more horrifying.”

Cassandra Dutur, another bottle, said CNN that the suspect would often enter the bar’s bar, but “he was not part of the company” among the clients. Ms Dutra did not work on Friday.

Ms. Kelly’s daughter, Nancy Kelly, told NBC News that her mother was a nurse about 30 years before retirement when she found part -time at the bar because “she kept her a little social simply seeing people.”

She said there was a mass shooting in Anaconda.

“We didn’t even record cars on the street, you know, either in the house, and I mean, I wouldn’t say it is at all dangerous,” she said.

Investigators do not rule out the possibility that Mr. Brown may be dead, but said they act on assumption that he is alive, armed and dangerous.

Mr. Brown-veteran of the US Armed Forces, which served as a crew of armor in 2001-05 and was located in Iraq since 2004-05, the spokesman told us.

After the shooting organs found the white pickup Ford-150, which, according to them, had gone, but no signs of it.

On Saturday, the Montana criminal investigation department published an updated image, which, according to them, showed that the suspect fled at the scene.

In the photo, the man is seen without shirts, barefoot and in black shorts, and walking down the stairs, leaning against a stone wall.

Mr. Knudsen said the photo was taken after the suspect got rid of some personal belongings and his clothes.

He later believes that Mr. Brown received other clothes and shoes, and “was able to bypass”.

The shooting forced many businesses in the area to close. Some have since opened again, but many public events have been canceled from the Manhunt.

Mr. Brown’s niece, Claire Boyle, told the Associated Press that her uncle had been fighting with mental illness for years.

“It’s not just a drunk/tall man who is wild,” she said in a Facebook message.

“This is a sick person who does not know who he sometimes does not know where and when he is either.”