Stolen Telephone Lines in Greenbush Results in Three Arrests
Three men are facing charges in connection with the theft of telephone service lines in Greenbush. The replacements costs for the cables exceeds $30,000.00.
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Augusta Man Charged for Allegedly Shaking Baby
6-month Aleah Peaslee remains in grave condition at Maine Medical Center having been admitted last month with severe injuries police say were caused by being violently shaken.
Public Safety Spokesman Steve McCausland says the Kennebec County Grand Jury handed up an indictment Friday against a 21 year old Augusta man.
Gardiner Shooting Suspect Caught
A suspect on the run from police following a shooting in Maine is caught in Massachusetts.
Acting Director of Security with the Maine Department of Corrections, Dwight Fowles, says 30 year old Paul Coyne was arrested early this morning by Massachusetts State Police.
Shooting Suspect At Large in Maine
Gardiner Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a man suspected in an early morning shooting on Spring Street in Gardiner. 30-year-old Paul Nicholas Coyne is considered armed and dangerous and is believed to be a passenger in his girlfriend’s car.
Will Pot Be Legal in S. Portland, York and Lewiston Next?
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Sheriff’s Office Seeks Information on Telephone Line Thefts
The Penobscot County Sheriff’s office is asking for the public’s help with the theft of telephone cables this week. Someone cut down telephone line cables in Greenbush, causing damage and disruption of service.
Update: Interstate Back Open After Crash
A traffic advisory from the Maine Department of Transportation as State Police reported a crash on the Interstate this morning.
The crash involved a tractor trailer and another vehicle according to the MDOT and State Police say the accident resulted in a temporary partial shutdown and detour.
Bangor’s Kenduskeag Plaza Closing – Under Flood Watch
The City of Bangor has closed the East and West Kenduskeag Plaza parking lots this morning, after an ice jam has moved downstream. Anyone with a vehicle in either of those parking lots is asked to move it immediately.
State Police Crashes Lead To ‘Move Over’ Enforcement
After six state police cruisers were hit by other motorists in the past six weeks, police are beefing up enforcement of the state's "Move over" law. The statute requires motorists to slow down and give law enforcement personnel room, while they are stopped along the highway, with their emergency lights engaged.The law says motorists should move into the adjacent lane, if there's room.
Woman Stabbed By Good Samaritan – Police Asking For Help
State police are asking for the public’s help with an investigation into an alleged stabbing on a remote road in Western Maine. Public Safety spokesman Steve McCausland said in a press release that a 33-year-old woman from Readfield drove herself to a Farmington hospital after suffering a stab wound on her arm.