Police says they found multiple checks written for cash from the Connecticut organization’s checking account when they showed up at Jeni Shean’s home in Pittston.
Cops & Courts
Police, crime and court news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
State cracking down on fake vehicle inspection stickers
Counterfeiting is just one of the ways motorists are getting around Maine’s safety inspection laws. The state is fighting back.
Maine’s top court to decide whether asylum seekers can get food stamps
The case before the Maine Supreme Judicial Court highlights the political debate over both immigration and welfare programs.
Lewiston man charged in hammer attack that left victim in critical condition
Jason Wotton is ordered held without bail and is charged with elevated aggravated assault.
Sanborn’s original attorney grilled on what defense team knew, or wasn’t told by police
Edwin Chester testifies that he was unaware a key eyewitness had vision problems, but a note from a talk with her caretaker contains a reference to cocaine use and a detached retina.
State seeks to undercut ex-convict’s testimony in Sanborn murder case
Retired detective Daniel Young denies that he ever attempted to entice Jerry Larrivee to say Anthony Sanborn admitted to killing Jessica Briggs in 1989.
Jefferson nurse acquitted of assault on inmate
The inmate, Brandee Lewis, is suing the nurse and Kennebec County and jail staff in federal court.
Augusta man cleared of domestic violence charge
The one-day jury trial of Jesse Baker took place Thursday at the Capital Judicial Center.
Minot man awarded $300,000 in malpractice claim against Lewiston dentist
Steven Darnell Jr., 35, charged that Dr. Jan Kippax failed to properly treat an infection following tooth extraction.
Howland man under arrest tries to escape by running onto I-95
John T. Havlin was being transported to jail by a sheriff’s deputy when he fled on foot onto the roadway.