Maine Warden Service Sgt. Tim Spahr talks outside a command post set up outside Lakeside Community Church in North Waterboro on Monday, May 12. The church property is less than a half-mile from Twin Pines mobile home park, the home of Jaden Dremsa, who was last seen Thursday afternoon after telling his brother he was going for a walk. Wardens, Maine State Police, York County Sheriff’s deputies, search and rescue teams from all over the state and many volunteers have helped in the search for Dremsa.
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