State police solve car break-ins 

EDDINGTON/BRADLEY Police were able to solve a rash of car burglaries in Eddington in Bradley.

On April 1, police investigated a string of car burglaries where at least 10 vehicles were broken into in Eddington and Bradley. The thieves made off with valuables, including an XM radio receiver, 110 electrical adapter, a hydraulic jack, a portable ash tray, a scratch ticket, a purse, money, a Leatherman-style multi-tool and a hunting knife.

As a result of the investigation, troopers arrested James Cook, 18, and a 16-year-old juvenile, both from Bangor and charged them in connection with the burglaries. Additionally police were able to solve six additional burglaries to motor vehicles that hadn't even been reported yet.

Nearly all the property was recovered. 

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ETNA While operating the undercover Mustang state police vehicle, Trooper Darren Vittum was following three vehicles that were traveling in excess of 90 miles per hour in a marked 65 zone. As he was preparing to stop them, the vehcile being driven by 22-year-old David Sinclair of Corinna, accelerated to 118 miles per hour.

The trooper stopped Sinclair and charged him with criminal speed.