Jeremy Clement, of Fairfield, is accused of shooting his ex-girlfriend on April 19 after kicking in the door of her mother’s home.
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Portland, Scarborough restaurant owners plead guilty to tax evasion
The owners of J’s Oyster Bar and Anjon’s Italian Restaurant face jail time and could be made to repay more than $2 million in restitution, according to court records.
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Nearly 3 pounds of heroin and cocaine seized in Sanford bust
Three men from Lowell and Lawrence, Mass., and a Sanford resident are charged with trafficking.
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Teenager charged in Farmington vehicle thefts, crashing stolen car
The 14-year-old from New Hampshire also is suspected of burglaries in Waldo County as well as vehicle thefts in New Hampshire and Vermont, police said.
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Two crime profilers for Anthony Sanborn Jr. say clues suggest a serial killer
Preliminary reports filed in court say evidence in the 1989 murder of Jessica L. Briggs points away from the man who was imprisoned for 25 years in the case.
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Farmington-based RSU 9 talks next step after voters reject $33.9 million budget
The board expects to begin revising its budget at its June 27 meeting.
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Massachusetts man pleads guilty to embezzling from Maine boatyard
Steven Nygren, 50, wrote unauthorized checks to himself totaling $732,000 and made an additional $62,000 in unauthorized charges to company credit cards of Brooklin Boat Yard, federal prosecutors say.
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Fairfield police believe bombmaker’s intent not malicious
Wayne Hargrove, 25, was found in possession of a homemade explosive device over the weekend but was apparently planning to detonate it in a field outside of Fairfield.
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Law Court rejects Augusta man’s argument that ‘excessive friendliness’ compelled him to talk to police
Andrew Seamon, who was convicted of sexually assaulting an 8-year-old boy, had argued that his statements to police should have been kept out of his trial.
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Maine State Police seek information in Newport teacher’s 1975 unsolved homicide
Robert McKee was killed while working a night shift at McNally’s Texaco Station in Newport.