Sandra Diekema doesn’t know why her son allowed shooting suspect Norman Strobel to move in with him.
Cops & Courts
Police, crime and courts news from the Portland Press Herald.
Skowhegan woman accused of jimmying safe to steal cash
Jaclyn Rutherford is accused of prying open a family member’s safe and stealing $22,000.
Gorham man pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
Steven Tutt, 45, faces up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
Brunswick woman accused of smoking heroin before driving with children
Ashley Theriault, 26, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child after Gardiner police were called to Route 24 on Sunday.
Winslow pit bulls that killed leashed terrier and injured its owner are ordered euthanized
Owner Danielle Jones asks that her two dogs be spared, but a judge says the ‘vicious attack’ warrants that they be put down. He also fines Jones $500.
Gorham counselor pleads guilty to health care fraud
Paulo D. Braga billed MaineCare for $5,202 worth of therapy sessions that either never occurred or were shorter than he said they were.
Sentencing postponed for landlord in Noyes Street apartment fire case
Landlord Gregory Nisbet was acquitted last month on six manslaughter charges stemming from a fatal fire two years ago, but faces sentencing for a misdemeanor code violation.
Mainers urged to be vigilant as online hackers thrive
A forum at Thomas College emphasizes the need for greater cybersecurity training.
Man who allegedly beat girlfriend, threw her out of moving car arrested in N.H.
Berwick police described Bo Rodden, 25, as armed and dangerous while searching for him Monday.
Skowhegan man charged with harassing former Penobscot chief by phone
Bryan Aubrey allegedly called Barry Dana 10 times on Nov. 10, using vulgar language and insulting Dana’s Indian heritage.