Earlier today, a judge ruled that allowing Occupy Maine to stay in Lincoln Park would conflict with other people’s right to use it.
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Trooper may face additional penalties for drunken driving
When Robin Parker, a state police sergeant, was pulled over for driving drunk on the Maine Turnpike Dec. 18, he faced criminal penalties as well as a demotion and a two-month suspension from work. But the potential sanctions don’t stop there.
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Wrong-way crash puts focus on highway signs
The death of a Gorham man in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 295 Wednesday has refocused state transportation safety planners on exploring ways to improve exit ramps and their warning signs so people won’t get on the highway going the wrong way.
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Officials explore exit ramp improvement after wrong-way crash
The death of a Gorham man in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 295 Wednesday has refocused state transportation safety planners on exploring ways to improve exit ramps and their warning signs so people won’t get on the highway going the wrong way.
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Police sergeant pleads guilty to drunk driving
PORTLAND — A Maine State Police sergeant who pleaded guilty Tuesday to driving drunk will be suspended for 60 days, a penalty that could cost him more than $12,000 in lost wages and benefits.
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Parker pleads guilty
PORTLAND — A Maine State Police sergeant who pleaded guilty Tuesday to driving drunk will be suspended for 60 days, a penalty that could cost him more than $12,000 in lost wages and benefits.
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Maine has role in Seabrook meltdown drill
The exercise begins with Gov. Paul LePage declaring a state of emergency to help deal with heavy traffic during an evacuation.
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Detectives chasing leads in Sebago rape case
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office ships a sample of the attacker’s bodily fluids to the state police crime lab today for developing a DNA profile.
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State trooper suspended after pleading guilty to OUI
The plea means Maine State Police Sgt. Robin Parker will lose his license for 90 days and pay a fine of $500. He also will be demoted from sergeant to trooper and be suspended for 60 days.
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Woman sexually assaulted after car gets stuck
The 41-year-old woman reported her car was stuck on ice in Sebago when a passing motorist stopped to offer help then sexually assaulted her.