Jacob Poirier was arrested outside the home where the woman was stabbed in her arms.
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Socialite daughter of New York ballet dancers charged with Camden burglary
Talicia Martins and a New York man allegedly broke windows and doors in three stores, stealing more than $1,000.
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Wilton woman made 13-year-old girl watch her use bathroom, police say
Chrystal Rose faces multiple charges including sexual aggression.
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Man suspected in Rwandan genocide charged with immigration fraud after being found in Maine
Jean Leonard Teganya surfaced in Houlton after he was deported from Canada, federal immigration officials say.
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Maine man gets 2 life sentences for deadly shooting rampage
Anthony Lord cites the death of his baby son as the event that set off his rage in 2015.
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Dexter man charged with attempted sexual assault, burglary
Mark Meech allegedly forced his way into a home in Cambridge after claiming his vehicle had broken down.
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Man shot in Buxton knew alleged assailant, police say
Brandon Lasante, 19, of Buxton shot Lincoln Kimball, 28, of Hollis, state police say, but no charges have been filed while the investigation continues.
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Litchfield Dollar General store struck by vehicle
The driver, Nicholas Osgood, was arrested on charges of driving to endanger and violating conditions of release.
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Accidental shooting of corrections officer in Vassalboro results in criminal charge and civil claim
Matthew Benger, 24, of Saco, is charged with reckless conduct with a firearm following the June 12 incident.
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Augusta man accused of tossing live bedbugs at city workers wants jury trial
Charles Manning, 74, said in court Monday that citizens of the city would be a lot more understanding than city employees.