Two accidents last night on Maine roads have resulted in fatalities.
Police in Old town report a 54 year old woman was killed when she was struck from behind while walking on Poplar Street around 6:30 last night. Police say the driver of the SUV that struck the woman stopped immediately and tried to render assistance while calling police.
Hey, a local moron!
The incident we reported earlier this morning in Trenton has resulted in a man being hospitalized and charged with aggravated assault.
The violence started to unfold early this morning when a woman was able to run for help after being stabbed.
Little detail is known at this hour from the actual scene but State Police do confirm a stand off of sorts with a subject in the woods in Trenton this morning.
Trenton Fire was called out shortly after 3 this morning to assist the state police on the Oak Point Road.
It was an intense scene that unfolded the night of October 9, 2013 in Old Town when a 28 year old man called 9-1-1 to report he had just stabbed his girlfriend in the chest and was going to take his own life.
Young children were involved in the domestic violence incident but unharmed, and when it was all said and done, a pregnant woman was found dead and her attacker was shot dead by police.
Drug raids overnight in Bangor and Dedham ended with four arrests and thousands of dollars in drugs and cash confiscated. The Maine Drug Enforcement Agency says the drugs, including heroin and oxycodone, originated in New York and were due to be sold in Penobscot and Hancock Counties.
Brewer Police have identified the man struck by a truck on South Main Street last night, and the driver of that truck. The pedestrian was on his way to services at St. Theresa's Catholic Church when he was injured.
Two men are facing charges for burglarizing vehicles in Bangor. The suspects were caught early this morning after a resident of the Bradford Commons apartment complex on Husson Avenue called police and reported seeing two men going through people’s cars in the parking lot.
Bangor Police have just announced the search for a missing Bangor man was suspended last night because the subject of the search was discovered dead.
Bangor Police are searching for a man last seen on Monday.
