Darbe Anagnost, 35, is accused of defacing 20 locations after a police investigation that took “a couple of weeks.”
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Domestic violence assault charge against former Somerset County jail guard dismissed
Jeremy A.E. Carr, 34, of Skowhegan, had maintained his innocence all along.
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Double life sentences upheld in Maine rampage that ended with 2 dead, 4 wounded
Anthony Lord killed his ex-girlfriend’s boyfriend and another man in northern Maine in 2015.
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Lewiston man convicted of murdering Romeo Parent seeks new trial
Michael McNaughton was convicted in the 2013 slaying of Romeo Parent who was stabbed and strangled to death.
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Kennebunkport police arrest pair suspected of stealing credit cards
The men allegedly filled out offers that they took from residents’ mailboxes, then returned to collect the cards when they were delivered.
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Portland man accused of strangling his girlfriend pleads not guilty to murder
Gregory Vance, 61, allegedly killed Patricia Grassi in their Cumberland Avenue apartment in March.
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Longtime Maine State Prison inmate dies 1 year shy of release date
Convicted murderer James Young is the 6th inmate to die at the maximum-security prison since October.
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Littleton man arrested after police dog finds illegal drugs in U-Haul truck
Ted Eugene Ivey Jr., 38, was taken into custody Monday evening on 5 drug-related charges, according to Somerset County Sheriff Dale Lancaster.
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New York man sentenced to 14 years in prison for conspiracy to sell drugs in central Maine
Andre Fields, 56, of Bronx, New York, conspired with others to distribute more than a kilogram of heroin and 280 grams of crack from central Maine homes and hotel rooms.
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Family of roofer who died in fall sues, saying employer discouraged use of safety gear
Alan Loignon’s family makes the claim in a $2.5 million wrongful-death lawsuit against Loignon’s employer – and half-brother – Shawn Purvis.