Included in the indictments were two Farmington brothers accused of selling heroin in January and two southern Maine men accused of stealing over $2,000 worth of property from Carrabassett Valley condominiums in December.
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Bridgton man accused of Sebago murder ordered held without bail
David Pinkham, 67, allegedly shot his former brother-in-law, 66-year-old Charlie Cross, on Saturday in Sebago.
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Suspect in fatal shooting of Sebago man due in court Monday
Police say David Pinkham, 67, of Bridgton shot Charlie Cross, 66, outside his Sebago home.
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Bridgton man charged with murdering acquaintance at Sebago home
The victim was shot dead on Hancock Pond Road about noon Saturday, Maine State Police say.
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West Gardiner garage break-in brings six months behind bars
Darren M. Ellis, 50, of Waterville, told a judge Thursday that he was so upset about what he had done that he stopped eating for weeks.
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Sheriff slams Louisiana decision to let murder suspect return to Maine home
Benjamin Shaw, accused of fatally stabbing a man outside a Louisiana nightclub, is free on bail and living in Naples, in what Sheriff Kevin Joyce calls ‘a slide job.’
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Backyard burial of mother leads to puzzling questions in Maine
The reclusive Farnells are now the center of attention, with some wondering who they were and the reason for the solitary interment.
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Louisiana murder suspect living in Naples with his parents
Sheriff Kevin Joyce says Benjamin Shaw is free on $500,000 bail after being accused of fatally stabbing a man outside a Louisiana nightclub.
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Farmingdale man pleads guilty to sexual abuse of minor
Jarrod Z. Standring, 31, also pleaded guilty to driving after revocation, telephone harassment and violating conditions of release.
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Scarborough man loses appeal on constitutional right to an attorney
Joshua Nisbet forfeited his right to legal representation, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court rules in the first-ever case of its kind in the state.