Police say a man with a gun entered the China Eatery, demanded money and ran off with what a restaurant employee said was about $500.
Maine Crime
Police, crime and courts news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Waterville woman convicted in taxi robbery scheme gets six years in prison for drug trafficking
Christina Marie Pena-Cantor, 40, had been on probation at the time for a 2010 robbery of a taxi driver in Waterville.
Waterville woman to serve 12 months in prison for $100 robbery
Antelsy “Amy” Bellows, 39, had been on probation at the time of the offense on Dec. 27, 2017.
Oxford police chief resigns suddenly, cites wife’s death
Jon Tibbetts has high praise for the department’s officers and for his interim replacement, Lt. Michael Ward.
Jury selection for murder trial of Luc Tieman underway in Somerset County court
Tieman, of Fairfield, charged in the death of his wife, Valerie, sat in a judge’s chambers as prospective jurors were interviewed by the judge and defense and prosecuting attorneys.
Deaths of 2 people found in burning truck in Bangor treated as homicide
Police investigate after finding the bodies of Michael Bridges, 43, and Desiree York, 36, of Bangor.
Former sheriff accused of sexually assaulting Jay man
The claimant is seeking $5 million in damages, claiming law enforcement and other officials knew about Wayne Gallant’s alleged misconduct.
Waldo man sentenced to 12 years on federal firearms charge
Jesse Norton was on probation when he was found in possession of marijuana and a gun, and had previously threatened to kill a police officer.
Pennsylvania man charged in bizarre Maine car chase now accused of nearly $500K business fraud
Robert Rohwer agreed Wednesday to waive extradition and be returned to face charges in his home state, which alleges he stole more than $495,000 through deceptive or fraudulent practices.
Oakland man, appearing distraught in court, denies charge of sexually assaulting child
A judge ordered a competency evaluation for Ronald Mullen, who was arraigned Wednesday in an Augusta court and was crying aloud, constantly running his hands through his hair.