The man remains in his vehicle for three hours after veering off Route 4 and partway down the steep, rocky bank of the Sandy River.
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100 years later, Portland honors its first police officer killed in the line of duty
Shot and stabbed by criminals, Officer Charles McIntosh’s memory will be kept alive by a decal on the city’s police vehicles.
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Police investigate suspected meth lab in Buxton
Some evidence is moved to the town’s public works department to be evaluated, police say.
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Brunswick police investigating report of Bowdoin student grabbed while walking
The student escaped unharmed and ran to a nearby apartment complex.
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Maine senators seek help against heroin epidemic on two fronts
In Capitol Hill hearings, Collins pursues better treatment options and King asks how the U.S. can block more imports.
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Portland police seize heroin from hotel room, arrest N.Y. man
Jomo Cunningham is the fourth New York man in Maine to be arrested recently on heroin trafficking charges.
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Mass shootings, talk of new controls trigger rush to buy guns
Maine requests for sale background checks soar 26 percent in November and buyers flock to stores as deadly attacks spark interest in personal protection.
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Two N.Y. men transporting heroin were going 90 mph on turnpike, police say
Maine State Police say a drug detection dog found 152 grams of heroin hidden in the car’s trunk.
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Police say suspicious package was left on purpose in lobby of Portland’s 100 Middle St.
Police determined the package was not explosive; the building houses the U.S. Attorney’s office, the Secret Service office, the FBI’s Maine office and the law firm Bernstein Shur.
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Portland police say suspicious package was left on purpose in lobby of Middle Street office building
Police determined the package was not explosive; the building houses the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the Secret Service office, the FBI’s Maine office and the Bernstein Shur law firm.