Court records show three of those arrested Monday have prior convictions for similar drug offenses.

Mark Gessner was convicted of the 1994 killing of a Bath florist and later found not criminally responsible for offenses in prison, and a judge found him unready for re-entry into the community.

Jake Lee Foster, 21, who sold the stolen guns for cash and drugs, was sentenced to serve an initial nine months and one day behind bars; and the remainder of the four-year term was suspended.

The June 2015 break-in by Paul Harrington and a co-defendant was captured on a camera and occurred at the garage of who man had died recently.

Bail was set at $75,000 cash for Reuben W. Givens, 43, of Bronx, New York, and $10,000 for Amy Perkins, 41, of Augusta, during a hearing Monday at the Capital Judicial Center.

Michael Albert Sr. had said newly discovered evidence from a witness warranted a new trial, but a judge has ruled any new testimony wouldn’t change the verdict.

Franklin Arbour Jr., 40, is serving an initial 18 years of a 25-year sentence.

Sedgewick Armstrong, 64, of Augusta is suing the former Kennebec County sheriff and jail officers in a case now in federal court.