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#MEcrime roundup: Top crime stories in central Maine
Today’s top crime stories: Police search for an armed robber, a reward is offered in the illegal killing of a pregnant deer, recent pregnancy remains are found in a Fairfield garage, five men plead guilty to engaging a prostitute, police arrest a burglary suspect and intercept alleged drug deal, and a Rangeley man is accused of being a fugitive from justice.
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The robber was given all the money in the cash register and fled to a car in the parking lot, then drove away. -
The doe, which was pregnant with twin fawns, was collared and was part of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife winter severity study, officials said.
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The state police's Major Crimes Unit on Tuesday was searching a mobile home and vehicles on Norridgewock Road after remains from an apparent pregnancy were discovered in the garage next to the home.
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They were among 21 men arrested in a multi-agency sting in August.
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James Wilbur, 32, was wanted on warrants from out of state and is a suspect in an Augusta church break-in.
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Two Rangeley residents were arrested Monday after police intercepted the pair allegedly attempting to sell prescription painkillers at the scenic overlook on Route 4.
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Ross Thompson was arrested on Sunday as a fugitive from justice on a warrant out of Eagle County, Colorado, police said.