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Maine Crime

Published
April 16, 2019

Burglary charges dropped for Portland man accused of burglaries at Augusta Elks Club

Charles R. York was sentenced to 40 months behind bars, time he already had served, on a single felony charge of violating a condition of release.
Published
April 16, 2019

Rockland man sentenced for health care fraud, embezzlement

Michael Morrison was previously the manager of a Rockland health club and a physical therapy practice.
Published
April 16, 2019

Augusta man to serve at least 3.5 years in prison for sexually assaulting girl

Shawn R. Haggan, 39, pleaded guilty Tuesday to gross sexual assault and unlawful sexual contact charges in connection with incidents involving a 14-year-old girl.
Published
April 16, 2019

Morning Sentinel April 16 police log

Waterville area police reports for Tuesday, April 16, 2019.
Published
April 16, 2019

Trial begins for Maine man charged in infant’s death

The Millinocket man is charged with causing the injuries that killed his girlfriend's son.

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Published
April 15, 2019

Oakland man charged with 15 sex crimes against a child indicted by Somerset County grand jury

Raymond A. Brickett, 65, was arrested in January on seven counts of gross sexual assault and eight counts of unlawful sexual contact, all felonies.
Published
April 14, 2019

Somerset County courts for Nov. 12-16, 2018

Closed cases from Skowhegan District Court and Somerset County Superior Court.
Published
April 14, 2019

Kennebec County courts April 4-10, 2019

A roundup of cases closed April 4-10, 2019, at courts in Augusta and Waterville.
Published
April 13, 2019

Portland police dog tracks domestic violence suspect

George McQuillar, 64, is arrested at his home on Pearl Street.
Published
April 13, 2019

Law contradicts contractor who denies responsibility for roofer’s fatal fall

Shawn Purvis, who's charged with manslaughter, says he can't force workers to follow federal safety standards on his job sites. The state labor department and a roofing industry group say that flies in the face of federal law and regulations.