An armored personnel carrier was deployed to Ferry Village, where the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency requested help from the regional SWAT team.
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Police investigating serious injuries of Vassalboro infant
The boy, Blaze Wood, was injured at his home on Pooler Drive on Jan. 2 and remains hospitalized, police said.
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Morning Sentinel Jan. 16 police log
Waterville area police reports for Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2019.
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Litchfield man charged with stealing, drinking wine at Augusta Walmart, burning merchandise
Jacob Lorance, 30, was arrested on Monday afternoon and held on $25,000 bail on charges of arson and theft, police said.
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Kennebec Journal Jan. 16 police log
Augusta area police reports for Jan. 16, 2019.
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Third family member indicted in Limington ‘shootout’ in July
The charges stem from an incident in July when Joshua and Jeremy Sellick allegedly fired at each others’ vehicles.
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Felony charge dropped against Rockland man who said voices told him to shoot up school
A misdemeanor terrorizing charge against Brandon M. Luzzi will also be dismissed if he continues to receive mental health treatment for the next six months.
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Woman who was ‘financial officer’ of Maine heroin ring sentenced to prison
Officials say Briana Thayer, who will serve 4 years of a 6-year sentence, was the ‘financial officer’ for a ring that smuggled $3.2 million worth of heroin into Oxford County before their arrests in 2015.
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Chicago mob icon Tony Spilotro’s Vegas home for sale
Joe Pesci portrayed him in the 1995 film “Casino.”
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Augusta registered sex offender pleads not guilty to possessing child porn
Robert L. Robinson III previously caused a stir by allegedly taking photos of local girls in public places.