Eric Campbell turned himself in to police the next morning, authorities say.
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Police, crime and courts news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Morning Sentinel Feb. 6 police log
Waterville area police reports for Feb. 6, 2019.
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Kennebec Journal police log for Feb. 6
Augusta area police reports for Feb. 6, 2019.
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Former Jackman physician assistant accused of sexual assault arrested in New Orleans
Gerald Keenan allegedly assaulted a young patient about two decades ago while he worked at the Jackman Community Health Center.
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Farmington man pleads guilty to alcohol-related charge
Yussuf Adow entered an agreement that delays sentencing for a year and outlines conditions he must meet before returning to court Feb. 10, 2020.
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Skowhegan detective goes on trial in April
Detective Don Avery has pleaded not guilty to domestic violence assault on his former wife on Father’s Day 2017, and the judge has ruled that previous uncharged allegations are not admissible at trial in May.
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Hartland man arrested after warning shots fired
Spent shells found on Commercial Street corroborate witness statements alleging that Corey Eugene Swain fired a handgun in a fracas that began with occupants of an SUV confronting a pedestrian.
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Portland police seek public’s help finding restaurant robber
The man approached the owner of Mi Sen Noodle Bar with a knife and ran off with the cash register drawer.
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Domestic violence case against former Somerset County jail guard continued Monday
Jeremy Carr, of Skowhegan, maintains his innocence in an alleged assault against his former girlfriend after she reportedly caught another woman in his bed in October.
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Portland restaurant owner describes knifepoint robbery
Darit Chandpen, 31, who has run Mi Sen Noodle Bar on Congress Street for nearly 6 years, says he pretended not to know how to open the cash register.