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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Little still known about why officer shot man in Augusta
Augusta Police Chief Jared Mills said no new information was available on Monday about the Sunday morning incident.
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Augusta police officer on leave after shooting
Officer Sabastian Guptill is on leave after an armed altercation Sunday morning during which he shot an Augusta man wanted by police in Fairfield.
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Police arrest 4 after report of people held against their will at Augusta apartment
Augusta Police Deputy Chief Kevin Lully said two from Augusta and two from New York were arrested at 36 Water St. on Thursday.
Posted inKennebec Journal, Local & State
New Augusta Police station could cost as much as $21.5 million
Putting the proposed new station on a run-down downtown site would be the most costly, but mayor says that location could bring the most benefits.
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New Augusta police station proposal delayed due to depleted City Council
City officials hoped to send a proposal to borrow funds to build a new police station to voters in November, but those plans are now on hold.
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Fort Western summer youth programs set
One-week sessions for the Apprenticeship Program and the Jr. Interpreter Program start Aug. 5
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Augusta man arrested in connection with repeated west side vehicle vandalism
Micael Bizuneh, 30, was arrested Tuesday on a felony charge of aggravated criminal mischief.
Posted inKennebec Journal, Local & State, Morning Sentinel
New distracted driving law won’t change police details in central Maine but could make them more productive
Local police said texting while driving is difficult to prove in court and the new law will make it easier to punish those who engage in the dangerous habit.
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Vehicles on east side of Augusta targeted for burglaries
Cellphones, laptops, clothes and pocket change were stolen from unlocked vehicles.