Criminal Mischief (404)
Where’s the beef?
HARRINGTON – Law enforcement officials got a little bit more than they bargained for when a bull went full china shop on the town of Harrington.
At around 10 a.m. on the morning of Sept. 29, Trooper Jeff Taylor was called to a “bull at large” on the Wilson District Road in Harrington. The bull had destroyed a mo-ped, killed a cat and attempted to gain entry into a nearby house, prompting the call to authorities.
Possible abduction attempts in Knox County
THOMASTON – Investigations continue after a second possible attempted kidnapping incident took place in Knox County.
New State Troopers graduate
VASSALBORO - Maine’s eight newest state troopers have received their badges in ceremonies at the Maine Criminal Justice Academy in Vassalboro.
Half-pound of heroin seized
NEWPORT - Maine Drug Enforcement Agents seized a half-pound of heroin during a Sept. 7 traffic stop on Interstate 95. The drugs were bound for Penobscot and Hancock Counties.
Big bust in Bangor
BANGOR – For the second time in recent years, investigators with the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and members of the Bangor Police Department executed a search warrant on an Ohio Street apartment building following an investigation into the sale of heroin and crack cocaine from this building. The apartment building in question, is located directly across the street from a city park designated as a Drug Free Safe Zone.
High-speed chase in Sherman
SHERMAN – A high-speed chase in Aroostook County reached speeds well over 100 MPH before State Troopers were able to apprehend the driver.
Bank robber caught in Saco
SACO - A suspected bank robber was captured in Saco after a four-hour manhunt by Maine State Police troopers, according to a press release from Maine Department of Public Safety spokesman Stephen McCausland.
Small plane crashes in Benton
BENTON – A Clinton man somehow managed to escape serious injury when his plane went down on the morning of Aug. 15.
He saw the signs
MARS HILL – An inadvertent discovery by a state trooper is just another sign of the times.
Creepy clown no laughing matter
HOLLIS (AP) - A man is accused of drunkenly strolling down a Maine road wearing a black-hooded sweatshirt and a clown mask and brandishing a machete taped to where his arm had been amputated.
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