Court records show three of those arrested Monday have prior convictions for similar drug offenses.

Peter Gary is scheduled to be sentenced in September to two years in prison in a plea agreement on an arson charge related to a fire last October that sent a firefighter to the hospital.

James Mayo, of Cornville, was to appear in court Wednesday on a bail revocation hearing, but it was postponed for a second time and he remains in jail as state officials try to find him a place to live.

Mark Gessner was convicted of the 1994 killing of a Bath florist and later found not criminally responsible for offenses in prison, and a judge found him unready for re-entry into the community.

John Jolly, 50, is charged with two felony counts in Skowhegan’s third sexual abuse arrest in as many weeks.

Christine Lynch, 42, allegedly slapped her boyfriend and, after making bail, harassed him with phone calls.

Shane Prior, 34, shot the woman in the arm after ‘lying in wait there on the property,’ a state police spokesman said.

Jake Lee Foster, 21, who sold the stolen guns for cash and drugs, was sentenced to serve an initial nine months and one day behind bars; and the remainder of the four-year term was suspended.

Chris Crockett, 56, of Farmington, is charged with aggravated drug trafficking and possession of firearms by a prohibited person, making him the third Farmington man arrested in the probe.