The incident allegedly took place in 2017 or 2018 and involved a girl younger than age of 12.
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State is unlawfully holding 13-year-old boy at Long Creek, attorney alleges
A judge determined in April that the boy was not competent to stand trial, but could be in the future.
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Golf cart driver charged with OUI after crash with bus in Old Orchard Beach
Maureen Olsen, 55, of North Yarmouth was thrown from the golf cart, but was not injured, police said.
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York man gets 2 years for sending threatening emails to police, educator
Austin Santoro, 23, sent violent, threatening emails to police and others using a technique that made the messages appear to come from the Portsmouth police chief.
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Two sentenced for drug trafficking in Augusta
In separate cases, William Seabron and Randy Otero-Sanchez were each sentenced to four years in prison Tuesday.
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Man who tore up Maine road may be off the hook for restitution
The Frenchville man’s conviction for aggravated mischief stands, the state’s highest court rules.
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Windsor man sentenced to 3 years in prison for chase that ended in Whitefield
Wesley A. Glidden, 35, told a judge he hopes to get treatment for his addiction to drugs.
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Police seize 14 pounds of meth in Maine Turnpike traffic stop
Two men are charged after police are tipped off that the drugs were being brought into Maine from New York City.
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Maine high court orders new trial because jurors didn’t see cellphone video
Jurors who convicted a man of resisting arrest and assault should have been allowed to see cellphone video taken by the defendant’s sister, the justices say.
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Jail inmate turns himself in after leaving work assignment
Brandon Fletcher faces possible criminal charges for walking away from a Cumberland County Jail work release job site Monday.