Nobody was injured in an altercation in June that was broken up by armed bystanders.
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Driver pleads not guilty in fatal hit-and-run in Windham
Devin Brown, 33, is held on $50,000 bail after pleading not guilty to several charges, including failure to remain at the scene of an accident involving death.
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Lewiston robber shot by would-be victim
Police say 27-year-old Abdulahi Abdi pulled a knife on a man on Birch Street and demanded his wallet, but the man shot Abdi in the shoulder.
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Thomaston man who accidentally shot girlfriend pleads guilty
Dylan Grubbs, 24, was showing a potential buyer a pistol when it went off, hitting Chelsea Jones, 22, who died three days later.
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Hunter settles out of court with Starks landowner in 2012 shooting incident
Robert Pond of Hartford agreed to pay an undisclosed amount to Kerry Hebert, whom he accidentally shot in the side during a hunting dispute.
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Former prison guard accused of sex with inmate pleads not guilty
Joshua Dall-Leighton, who was celebrated for donating a kidney to a stranger, pleaded not guilty to five felony sex charges in York County Superior Court.
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Aroostook County man gets 2½ years for illegally possessing handgun
Frank Lavway, 66, of Chapman is sentenced in U.S. District Court in Bangor.
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Mechanic Falls woman gets 30 days for tax evasion
Amanda Ouellette, 38, also was ordered to pay $114,488 in restitution for failing to account for and pay federal employment taxes in connection with the operation of an Oxford restaurant.
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Brewer man pleads guilty to possessing child porn
Ronald Boersma, 38, faces up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
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Man sent to Riverview after killing wins supervised release
A judge rules that Paul Orchard, who sexually assaulted and killed his mother-in-law, can go into the community with one-on-one supervision.