The cruiser collided with another vehicle Saturday on Flag Pond Road, the department said.
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Brothers sent to prison for $1.4 million food stamp scheme at halal market in Portland
The mastermind gets three years and the other participant receives two, less than the prosecutor sought, and they also must repay $1.4 million.
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Waterboro man charged with biting one officer, head-butting another
Nicholas Morin is charged with assault and resisting arrest.
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Lewiston police shut down streets after report of gunfire
Officers were focusing late Friday night on a house in which they believed a suspect might be hiding.
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Former operator of sober house withdraws complaint against Biddeford
Journey House had claimed that the city discriminated when it blocked operation in an apartment building that has since burned.
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Security footage shows suspect dragging body of Bar Harbor teenager
Jalique Keene is accused of killing Mikaela Conley.
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Man described as ringleader for New England drug trafficking pleads guilty
The 25-year-old man enters the plea in Rhode Island in a case that resulted in 26 other arrests.
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Man who was ‘trying to get his life straightened out’ dies from beating in brawl at Lewiston’s Kennedy Park
Donald Giusti, 38, was badly beaten Tuesday night during the melee between two groups.
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Police arrest motorcyclist after 110-mph chase in Sanford
The chase was called off because of heavy traffic but a Sanford police officer recognized the rider and arrested him at his house.
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High court hears appeal of convicted child molester from Oakland
An attorney is seeking a new trial for Sarah Conway, convicted of assaulting a sleeping boy, 3, in Oakland, on the grounds that jurors received confusing instructions about “duress” the woman suffered then.