AUGUSTA — A Vassalboro woman arrested in March 2014 and charged with involvement in manufacturing the drug methamphetamine was sentenced Tuesday to serve an initial six months behind bars with the remainder of her four-year sentence suspended.

Rachel L. Wolfe, 28, formerly of Oakland, had pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of methamphetamine, an addictive, stimulant drug.

She will be on probation for two years once she is released from jail. She also was fined $400 and was ordered to pay $850 restitution. Wolfe was taken into custody immediately after her court hearing Tuesday at the Capital Judicial Center.

Several other people were sentenced or fined Tuesday in the same courthouse:

• Joshua B. Campbell, 41, of North Monmouth, keeping a dangerous dog March 4 in Monmouth; $250 fine.

• Katelyn N. Dillingham, 19, of Augusta, unlawful possession of scheduled drug April 22 in Augusta; 18-month jail sentence, all suspended, two years of probation, $400 fine.

• Damian Hernandez, 28, of Augusta, driving to endanger Dec. 9, 2014; $575 fine, 30-day license suspension.

• Wade M. Hubbard, 23, of Winthrop, disorderly conduct, offensive words, gestures April 13 in Winthrop; $250 fine.

• Danielle Lapierre, 27, of Monmouth, reckless conduct May 22 in Monmouth; 180-day jail sentence, all but 72 hours suspended, one-year administrative release.

• Nathan L. Reed, 32, of Hallowell, violating condition of release March 8 in Pittston; 60-day jail sentence.

• Kevin Rodgers, 39, of Augusta, misuse of identification and theft by unauthorized taking or transfer June 8, 2013, in Augusta; $300 fine, $482.04 restitution.

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