The video shows someone putting a Roman candle through the partially open rear window of a car parked on Cumberland Avenue last month.
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Loud exhaust leads to robbery arrest in Cornish
The passenger in the car, Austin Frew, 18, of Rhode Island, is wanted for robbery in Massachusetts, police said.
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Autopsy seeks to ID human remains found in Portland
The bones showed characteristics of having been frozen and then thawed, indicating they had been outdoors through the winter.
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Turnpike board gives toll hikes green light
The proposal, up for a final vote Aug. 16, lays the biggest increases on truckers and cash customers.
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Police: Cars too fast, too close led to I-295 pileup
The initial crash happened after what police called “a phantom slowdown” – the sudden slowing of traffic for no apparent reason.
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Family, friends say Biddeford man arrested on gun charges is mentally ill, off medication
A Biddeford man stopped over the weekend with a carload of guns and newspaper clippings about “The Dark Knight Rises” theater massacre in Colorado now faces federal charges that could land him in prison for more than 10 years.
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Biddeford man arrested with guns now faces federal charges
When on his medication, Timothy Courtois was known as a conscientious family member and a good worker.
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Naked suspect flees through window, stopped with Taser
Portland police say an officer was cut by broken glass as Jeffry Matthews, 22, launched himself through a closed window, landed on an awning and then hit the ground.
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Navy: Sub worker set fire so he could leave early
Casey James Fury, 24, made his first court appearance this afternoon.
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Fairness subjective as Maine Turnpike Authority tries to trim toll hike
PORTLAND — The Maine Turnpike Authority is poised to scale back its proposed toll increase of about 17 percent by delaying some of its long-term projects, but members have yet to settle on who should pay the $21.5 million that still must be raised annually to cover long-term debt.