Jasmine Schmidt and Paul Rogers were summoned on multiple charges, including furnishing and smoking marijuana with Schmidt’s son, the Waldo County Sheriff says.
Cops & Courts
Police, crime and court news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Bolduc to officially become Skowhegan police chief
Deputy chief has been interim chief since Ted Blais resigned in July.
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Portland police charge woman with filing false report of rape at Back Cove
The Bridgton woman faces up to a year in jail and a $2,000 fine if found guilty.
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Suspect in Saco supermarket stabbing had planned random attack, police say
Wendy Boudreau, who was married and the mother of four adult children, was stabbed by Connor MacCalister, an apparent stranger, on Wednesday afternoon, police say.
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Suspect charged with murder in stabbing inside Saco supermarket
Police say there’s no indication Connor MacCalister, 31, knew victim Wendy Boudreau, 59. MacCalister makes her first court appearance Friday.
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Augusta man freed from prison after judge tosses out assault charge convictions
Jonathan M. Carey is out on bail and is due back in court in October following an order by Justice Nancy Mills vacating his convictions for unlawful sexual contact and unlawful sexual touching.
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Search for accused killer Robert Burton is costliest in state history, state police say
The $500,000 spent on the 68-day manhunt does not include costs incurred by the Maine Warden Service, local sheriff’s office or the FBI.
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Massachusetts man heading to prison for drug trafficking
Taurus Allen was set for a jury trial on Tuesday, among other hearings at the Capital Judicial Center.
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Former New Haven man pleads guilty to Maine crack conspiracy
Torrence Benton faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Winslow police ask drug dealers to turn in the competition
Flier posted on the department Facebook page advertises a “free service” for dealers to get rid of rivals costing them money and customers.