An Oct. 10 hearing is pending for Anthony Sanborn, who was freed in April after his lawyers questioned evidence in the Portland police investigation of the 1989 murder of Jessica Briggs.
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Lewiston man gets 5 years in prison for credit union robbery
Brent Roaix had pleaded guilty to robbing a Rainbow Federal Credit Union branch in January.
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Maine man charged with killing 2 cats agrees to fine, counseling
Michael Hermann of Greene says his daughter is allergic to the felines.
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Waterville man to serve 20 months for cocaine possession
Ruben Rincon was sentenced Thursday at the Capital Judicial Center.
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Juvenile charged with terrorizing at Thorndike school complex
A threatening note found in a student bathroom led to the lockdown of the Mount View school complex earlier this month.
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Judge hears request to legally declare Ayla Reynolds dead
The missing child’s mother asksMaine for the court order, which would open the door to a wrongful death lawsuit against Ayla’s father.
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‘Hoax’ call of officer down in Fairfield came from a police radio, chief says
Police plan to charge the caller but so far have no suspects in an unusual case highlighting the vulnerability of Maine’s public safety dispatching.
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Judge to release some court records in quadruple slaying case
The records were impounded after Orion Krause of Rockport was arraigned in the Sept. 8 killings in Groton, Mass.
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Gray man sentenced to 15 months for gun possession
Matthew Feehan, 30, was prohibited from owning firearms because of a prior felony theft conviction.
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Ex-Mountie who smuggled narwhal tusks into Maine going to prison
Prosecutors say Gregory Logan and two others smuggled about 300 tusks worth at least $1.5 million into the U.S. at Calais.