Augusta police say they’ve heard from a number of people who received such calls and that the Kennebec County Sheriff’s Office has received similar complaints.
Maine Crime
Police, crime and courts news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Morning Sentinel Aug. 30 police log
Waterville area police reports for Aug. 30, 2016.
Arson suspected in Monday evening fire at former T.W. Dick site in Gardiner
Police credited a passer-by with reporting the blaze, which firefighters quickly extinguished.
Forum focuses on reducing risk of opiate and substance abuse
Healthy Communities of the Capital Area is hosting a second forum Tuesday in Augusta to help determine how to address these problems.
China man charged with threatening ex-girlfriend with a screwdriver
A police officer with a dog tracked Dwayne A. Kuse, 46, into the woods where he was arrested after the dog bit him.
Corinna school lockdown lifted after man taken into protective custody
Corinna Elementary School was locked down for about an hour and a half Monday while Maine State Police responded to a report of a possibly armed suicidal man nearby; the lockdown was lifted shortly before 2 p.m.
Fairfield expects charges in 2015 car burglaries as new ones are reported
There have been at least 16 burglaries in 10 days in a repeat of last summer’s spree, which may be solved soon with the help of recent DNA results, police chief Tom Gould said.
Gardiner man faces federal drug charge
Bradford Christopher is free on bail.
Kennebec Journal Aug. 28 police log
Augusta area police reports for Aug. 28, 2016.
Jay Mercier mounts last resort challenge of 2012 conviction in St. Peter murder
Mercier, of Industry, who was found guilty of Rita St. Peter’s 1980 Anson murder, has exhausted all appeals and with his newly appointed third attorney is seeking a post-conviction review.