Tiffany Gerrish, 44, was arrested Monday after getting into a car crash with a juvenile in the car.
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Jay man appears in court over road rage incident involving gun
Jacob Couture, 27, is charged with felony terrorizing and two misdemeanors in connection with the Dec. 10 incident in Franklin County.
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Morning Sentinel Feb. 27 police log
Waterville area police reports for Feb. 27, 2017.
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Bill Nemitz: Police body cameras are useful tools, but they can distort the truth
The closer the person being confronted gets in the frame, the less reliable the footage becomes.
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Mother of Acton murder suspect says her daughter endured years of abuse
Linda Griffin says Kandee Weyland, who is accused of fatally stabbing her ex-husband, only intended to confront him about losing custody of their children.
Posted inMaine Voices, Only Online, Op-Eds, Opinion
It’s hard to understand Rep. Lawrence Lockman’s fear of immigrants
Immigrants actually make U.S. cities better, not worse, and Lockman’s fear-mongering cannot change that simple truth.
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Upstairs tenant charged in Augusta hair salon burglary
Police said the suspect, Mickey Leigh Labreck, said he did not know there was video surveillance.
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Norridgewock man pleads guilty to federal drug charges
Charges against Brandon Lancaster, 21, were investigated and prosecuted as part of the Department of Justice’s Strategy to Combat the Opioid Epidemic.
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Somerset County Sheriff’s Office reports fake Facebook account
In a post on Facebook, the sheriff’s office reported a bogus account had posted a notice about a homicide that never happened, similar to hoax accounts reported in December by Skowhegan and Augusta police.
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Former Farmington food pantry treasurer pleads guilty to stealing more than $10,000
As part of a plea agreement, Mary O’Donal is proposed to spend 30 days in prison and did not contest the state’s contention that the theft topped $300,000.