The owner of Boynton’s Market says a man used a fake $100 bill to buy beer Friday
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Murder trial of Jay man set for January
James “Ted” Sweeney is charged with killing his longtime girlfriend, Wendy Douglass, in July 2017.
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Lewiston police make string of weekend drug arrests
The weekend arrests included known “Bloods” gang member Johnny Walker, aka “Dutch,” 37, of Rochester, New York and several other people on drug trafficking charges.
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Ex-Gardiner teacher sentenced for sexually assaulting girl, 16, at his home
The teen told the judge she has lost trust in adult males, including teachers and father figures, following the assault by John Glowa Jr.
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Woman held on drug charges following search of car in Somerset County
The sheriff says Destiny Alton, 37, is charged with aggravated trafficking in fentanyl and other drugs.
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Winthrop man indicted on child pornography charges
Ryan Cameron, 35, is charged with having computer data files depicting children in sexually explicit conduct around July 26, 2017, in Readfield.
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Winslow arson suspect had trophy from real estate office, police say
Victor Dudley is being held in lieu of $15,000 cash bail.
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Gardiner woman arrested on drug trafficking charges in Swanville
Taylor Andrews was among five arrested for trafficking heroin and cocaine; the others were three people from New York and Christopher King, of Swanville.
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Two New Yorkers, two local residents arrested in Gardiner drug raid
A judge said the amount of drugs and money found has ‘all the earmarks of a major drug-trafficking operation.’
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If Patrick Dempsey is asking you for money online … it’s not Patrick Dempsey
The actor tweeted Monday that someone is impersonating him online asking for money, and asked fans to report the scam to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.