David Hench

Portland Press Herald

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Published
October 24, 2011

Police identify man killed in Bridgton crash

Travis W. Horan, 22, of Naples, had a suspended license.
Published
October 23, 2011

Chemical bomb tossedinto Occupy Maine encampment

Portland police are looking for the person who threw a chemical bomb at the Occupy Maine encampment in Portland during the early morning hours on Sunday. Occupy Maine protesters say the attack has left them with a mixture of anxiety and resolve.
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October 20, 2011

Police seize guns and drugs in Portland raid

Agents with the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency and officers from Portland’s Crime Reduction Unit executed a search warrant at the apartment Wednesday evening.
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October 19, 2011

Police dog helps track 2 suspects in Baldwin burglary

A police dog led an officer to a discarded delivery invoice that police were able to use to locate the suspects.
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October 18, 2011

Police identify Portland man killed in Calif. crash

The crash also injured a Freeport woman. Both of the occupants worked for a Portland specialty food importer.
Published
October 17, 2011

Saco underage drinking probe leads to pot arrests

The officers were conducting surveillance at a supermarket, looking for people under 21 trying to get adults to buy alcohol for them,
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October 17, 2011

Bath man charged with having a pound of pot

After a police dog indicates the presence of drugs in the car of Jason J. Keenan, 32, officers find marijuana and $7,000, police say.
Published
October 14, 2011

Murder suspect arrested in New Gloucester

A suspect in the murder of a 22-year-old Lewiston woman was arrested at his girlfriend’s house in New Gloucester Thursday night.
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October 14, 2011

I-295 crash injuring 2 caused by fight over cell phone

The driver, Ralph K. Jutkiewicz, 53, of Portland faces drunk driving charges. He and his passenger were seriously injured.
Published
October 13, 2011

Elderly Freeport man victim of tree-cutting scam

Five men with tree cutting equipment do a minimal amount of work and make off with a check for $5,000.