‘The system is broken… The juvenile justice system right now is a revolving door,’ Chief Carly Conley said Wednesday.
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Lewiston police say response to gunfire is paying off
Police have arrested 15 people, including 12 juveniles, and seized seven firearms in recent days, Chief Carly Conley said.
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Documents reveal police officers’ ‘courageous’ response to Oct. 25 mass shooting in Lewiston
Firsthand reports by individual Lewiston, Auburn and Androscoggin County officers describe courage, caring in the horrific first hours.
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Police identify body pulled from the Androscoggin River on Saturday
Isar Coleman’s body was found floating in the river, just up from the falls on the Lewiston side.
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Suspect arrested after fatal Lewiston shooting
Following two-hour standoff, officers arrest man they say was involved in shooting on Howe Street.
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Jeep hits school bus in Lewiston
There were no injuries reported but a lot of damage after a Jeep slammed into the back of a school bus Thursday afternoon.
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‘He was dropped at my door with a face full of blood’: Two teens injured in Lewiston attack
Jennifer Banton, mother of an injured 14-year-old, said the attackers armed with bats, machetes and metal pipes “beat my son and another boy nearly to death.”
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Lewiston teen reported missing since Thursday
The girl had been staying at a Lewiston youth shelter when she disappeared.
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Man accused of fatal shooting in Lewiston arrested in Mississippi
Jaquile Coleman, 26, will be returned to Maine to face a murder charge in the death of 19-year-old Natasha Morgan.
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Lewiston police union disagrees with city over body camera timeline, diversity committee
A statement Wednesday said the union no longer supports a committee on equity and diversity because of disagreements over its membership. Mayor Mark Cayer said he’s disappointed by the statement.