Ann S. Kim

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October 17, 2012

Hockey coach named on Kennebunk ‘john’ list resigns

Donald F. Hill, 52, leaves varsity hockey at Kennebunk High School, and a key defendant claims police charges are retaliation.
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October 15, 2012

Police name 21 alleged Kennebunk ‘johns,’ but confusion follows

Officials withhold addresses and ages, making it difficult to positively identify the people accused of engaging a prostitute.
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October 12, 2012

Release of ‘the list’ on hold for now

Authorities will not make public alleged prostitution client names before the state’s highest court has ruled.
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October 11, 2012

Court asked to halt release of alleged ‘johns’ in Kennebunk prostitution case

A lawyer seeks a preliminary court injunction blocking the release of names of alleged prostitution clients of Zumba instructor Alexis Wright.
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October 8, 2012

Lawyers group to offer free clinics through Maine libraries

The clinics will be available at libraries around the state through videoconferencing.
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October 8, 2012

Suspect in Kennebunk prostitution case seeks dismissal

Mark Strong’s lawyer is again asking a judge to dismiss the original promotion-of-prostitution charge.
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October 5, 2012

Waterville woman sentenced in S. Portland bank robbery

Jamilee Kus, 29, was sentenced to six years in prison, with all but 30 months suspended, for robbing TD Bank near the Maine Mall.
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October 4, 2012

Police targeting Kennebunk prostitution ring

KENNEBUNK — Police are preparing to charge suspected johns of an alleged prostitution operation based at a downtown fitness studio now that the two key figures have been indicted.
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October 4, 2012

Police set to charge alleged clients in Kennebunk prostitution case

Summonses are being prepared for more than 150 people, including prominent figures.
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September 25, 2012

Defense claims new DNA evidence in Dechaine case

PORTLAND — Further testing of items from the 1988 murder of 12-year-old Sarah Cherry has yielded new DNA, but it’s too early to know what the implications are for her convicted killer, Dennis Dechaine.