The year-old girl’s parents had since been charged in Massachusetts with using marijuana while the baby was with them, but the charges were dismissed.
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Review finds protocol followed during Franklin County inmate’s escape
The cellphone and radio of the deputy who was transporting Derek Cook when he briefly escaped March 1 were damaged in the scuffle.
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Bangor man faces up to 20 years in prison for operating heroin house
Daniel Lyons pleads guilty to federal charges that he allowed dealers to store and sell heroin in his home.
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Fairfield woman pleads not guilty to killing infant son
Kayla Stewart is accused of either suffocating him or leaving him in a cold garage after she gave birth at home.
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Paul Kendrick of Freeport rejects settlement in defamation case against him
Paul Kendrick lost at trial and his appeal in the Michael Geilenfeld lawsuit is now on hold for review.
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Portland man leads police on high-speed chase from Freeport to Standish
Raymond Ireland, 33, of Portland is injured when his car overturns on Route 35.
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Sidney couple’s year-old daughter allegedly ingested heroin
Jason D. Thomas and Katie J. Robinson are charged with endangering the welfare of a child and unlawful possession of heroin.
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Two elderly people robbed in Kittery, police say
The incidents occurred Monday night in the area of Bridge Street and Village Green Drive.
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Fairfield woman to be arraigned in death of infant son
Kayla Stewart, 20, who is charged with murder and manslaughter, allegedly let her son die by suffocating or smothering the child, or by leaving him in a cold garage.
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Man wearing surgical mask robs credit union in Enfield
The incident occurred Monday morning at the Penobscot Federal Credit Union.