PORTLAND

Cases of local interest closed May 1-31 in Cumberland County District and Superior courts:

John Legrow, 25, of Dresden, guilty of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, sentenced to 6 months in Cumberland County jail and $525 in restitution, for an incident in Brunswick on Feb. 14.

Richard C. LeTourneau Jr., 47, of Topsham, guilty of assault, sentenced to a fine of $300; guilty of operating under the influence, sentenced to a fine of $500, 48 hours in Cumberland County jail, stayed until May 17, license suspended for 90 days, for an incident in Brunswick on Dec. 24, 2012.

Kyle Lockwood, 22, of Brunswick, a charge of allowing a minor to possess or consume alcohol was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on Sept. 28, 2012.

Heather Manson, 30, of Boothbay Harbor, violated probation for a theft by deception incident in Brunswick on Jan. 2, 2009, sentenced to 2 years in Cumberland County jail, all but 90 days suspended, probation of 2 years, and $1,660 in restitution.

Stephen Messina, 22, of Brunswick, a charge of allowing a minor to possess or consume alcohol was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on Sept. 28, 2012.

Peter Aaron Milliken, 36, of Sabattus, guilty of refusing to submit to arrest or detention and refusing to stop, sentenced to 48 hours in Cumberland County jail, for an incident in Brunswick on May 9.

Derek P. Nesbitt, 21, of Brunswick, guilty of operating a vehicle under the influence, sentenced to a fine of $750, 48 hours in Cumberland County jail, and license suspended for 90 days; a charge of possession of marijuana, up to 1 / ounces, was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on Dec. 28, 2012.

Destiny Oppedisano, 38, of Brunswick, a charge of domestic violence assault was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on Feb. 19, 2012.

Lena Pelkey, 45, of Brunswick, guilty of violating condition of release, sentenced to 14 days in Cumberland County jail; a charge of unlawful possession of a scheduled drug was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on March 10.

Keegan Pieri, 20, of Camden, a charge of forgery and display of a revoked, mutilated, fictional or altered license or ID card was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on April 7.

Jason D. Richardson, 36, of Brunswick, guilty of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, sentenced to 2 years in Cumberland County jail, all but 90 days suspended, probation of 2 years, and restitution of $2000, for an incident in Brunswick on Sept. 17, 2011.

John P. Roberts, 43, of Westbrook, guilty of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, sentenced to 15 months in Cumberland County jail, all but 48 hours suspended, stayed until May 31, probation of 2 years, and restitution of $2,067, for an incident in Brunswick on Dec. 19, 2012; guilty of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer, sentenced to 15 months in Cumberland County jail, all but 48 hours suspended, probation of 2 years, and restitution of $2,067, for an incident in Brunswick on Dec. 9, 2012.

Lhea A. Sellick, 29, of Newcastle, guilty of unlawful possession of a scheduled drug, sentenced to a fine of $400; guilty of unlawful possession of a scheduled drug, sentenced to a fine of $400; counts of unlawful possession of a scheduled drug and sale and use of drug paraphernalia were dismissed, for incidents in Brunswick on May 16.

Matthew W. Senecal, 39, of Bath, a charge of domestic violent reckless conduct was dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on March 1.

Jacob L. Stanley, 22, of Brunswick, guilty of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer; a charge of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer was unconditionally discharged; possession or transfer of burglary tools dismissed, for an incident in Brunswick on Jan. 16.

William A. Waldron, 38, of Brunswick, guilty of negotiating a worthless instrument, sentenced to 48 hours in Cumberland County jail and restitution of $520; guilty of forgery, sentenced to 48 hours in Cumberland County jail, for an incident in Brunswick on Jan. 16.

Elmer E. Warren, Sr., 43, of Bath, guilty of operating a vehicle while license suspended or revoked, sentenced to a fine of $500, for an incident in Brunswick on Oct. 12, 2012.

Amanda J. Whitworth, 31, of Woolwich, guilty of violating condition of release, sentenced to 24 hours in Cumberland County jail, for an incident in Brunswick on May 22.