An officer became suspicious after he noticed an abandoned bicycle on Anthoine Street during Tuesday’s snowstorm.
Maine Crime
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Hallowell police investigating reported robbery, assault at Boynton’s Market
City police said a woman entered the store Friday night and assaulted an employee before leaving with items.
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Jury selection set to begin for mother charged with fatally abusing daughter
Sharon Carrillo’s murder trial could start as early as Friday, as the judge hears motions on the display of graphic photos and the abuse Carrillo allegedly suffered at her husband’s hands.
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Wilton, Jay men plead guilty to theft charges in Wilton gas station fraud
Six former employees were charged with stealing more than $100,000 from Gould’s Service Station.
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Bronx trio charged with identity fraud after Auburn Home Depot purchases
Police say the men obtained credit cards with fake names to buy items from Home Depot stores in Maine, including the one in Auburn, and sell them in New York at discounted prices.
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Manchester man indicted on charges of robbing, threatening Farmingdale couple
Jeremiah Bailie, 39, was one of numerous people indicted by a Kennebec County grand jury.
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Arrest warrant for man shot by Augusta police officer to be sealed
Fairfield Police Captain Paul St. Amand said information regarding the warrant for Robert Farrington’s release will not be immediately public.
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Alfred man charged in connection with domestic violence incident
Maine State Police say Thomas Proia assaulted a woman in a home in Alfred early Tuesday.
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Augusta man shot by officer is released from hospital and arrested
Robert Farrington, 27, received treatment for his injuries sustained Sunday when Augusta officers responded to a house on South Belfast Avenue at about 12:30 a.m.
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Troy woman convicted in infant son’s death argues for new trial
Miranda Hopkins initially told police she “blacked out” and awoke to find her 7-week-old son cold and beaten.