Philip G. Gage, 47, is the last of a four-person crew to be sentenced for robberies at four banks in Maine and New Hampshire.

The Massachusetts man involved in a tryst in March gets 15 years for a Berwick bank heist in 2012.

He is accused of enlisting the help of four teenage girls in the counterfeiting scheme.

But both sides in the Portland case are watching a nearly identical Massachusetts case before the U.S. Supreme Court.

The brothers, who own Cancun Mexican Restaurant in Waterville, await sentencing and face up to five years in federal prison for the charges.

James Pak, 75, had been held without bail since his arrest in the fatal shootings of two people and the wounding of a third.

Robert G. Steiner, who has served prison time for similar crimes, is charged with felony theft and forgery.

Brian Morin could face a total of 25 years in prison for setting the third in a string of downtown blazes.

The Portland native and a witness say the dog did not attack the officer.