Attorney General Janet Mills, center, speaks with U.S. Attorney Thomas E. Delahanty, right, on Wednesday as Public Safety Commissioner John Morris listens after the drug summit hosted by the LePage administration. The meeting of elected officials, law enforcement officials and members of the judiciary was held behind closed doors at the Department of Public Safety in Augusta.
Attorney General Janet Mills and Public Safety Commissioner John Morris, center, talk Wednesday after a closed-door drug summit hosted by the LePage administration. The meeting of elected officials, law enforcement officials and members of the judiciary was held behind closed doors at the Department of Public Safety in Augusta.
Attendees of a drug summit are seen Wednesday during a three-hour, closed-door summit meeting of law enforcement officials, prosecutors and the judicial branch convened by Gov. Paul LePage to discuss the state’s drug epidemic.
Roy McKinney, director of the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency, speaks at Wednesday's meeting on Maine's drug crisis. He said the National Guard is already working with his agency and he doesn't know how many more guardsmen will be assigned to help gather intelligence on the drug trade.
Gov. Paul LePage, right, is escorted by Maine State Police troopers from the Maine Department of Public Safety building after a drug summit Wednesday hosted by his administration. The meeting of elected officials, law enforcement officials and members of the judiciary was held behind closed doors at the Department of Public Safety in Augusta.
Portland Police Chief Michael Sauschuck speaks during a three-hour, closed-door summit meeting Wednesday to discuss the state’s drug epidemic.
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