The case is scheduled for a status conference Thursday, and McLean has pleaded not guilty.
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Former Berwick Academy teacher sentenced for taking ‘up-skirt’ videos
Brian Sanborn will spend 30 days in jail for surreptitiously videotaping female students.
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Man burned in suspected meth lab explosion in Aroostook County
Todd Budick, 45, was on fire when he was spotted by an off-duty firefighter who was driving by the property in Sherman.
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St. Albans man allegedly shot uncle following afternoon of drinking
Jeremy Erving allegedly told his girlfriend and her father that he shot Randy Erving in the head, but he didn’t remember why.
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Woman rescued with kids after Maine pond crash had been drinking, police say
They say Mandi Parker, 38, of Jonesboro, whose license was suspended, was on her way back from a methadone clinic in Bangor when she drove into a pond in Hancock County.
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Police detonate smoke grenade found on Route 11 in Limington
Police say the object was a military grade M-18 smoke grenade that looked to have been altered with electrical tape.
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Orrington man jailed for writing bad checks
Donald E. Westover Sr. pleads guilty to a series of offenses and is serving 30 months behind bars.
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Man pleads guilty to array of burglary, arson charges in Franklin County
Duane Bailey is one of four men charged in a string of convenience store burglaries and two fires last summer.
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St. Albans man accused of shooting uncle faces murder charge
Jeremy Erving, 24, is charged with murder in the death of Randy Erving, 53, at the victim’s home in St. Albans.
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Families of Noyes Street fire victims vie for lead in lawsuit against landlord
The widow of 29-year-old Steven Summers, who died in the Nov. 1, 2014, blaze, contends that her claim against Gregory Nisbet should have priority since she sued first.