Scott Dolan
Kennebec Journal
Portland, ME, United States
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Treaty considered in case of Norwegian accused of threatening Portland police
A program could allow Espen Brungodt, 28, of Bergen, Norway, to be returned to his native country as a prisoner if he is convicted here. → Read More
UMaine system to pay $30,000 to settle lawsuit by fired UMA athletic director
Warren Newton, who was fired in 2015 from his job at the Augusta campus, agrees to drop all claims under the terms of a settlement. → Read More
Social worker charged with sexual assault of client arrested again
Kelly O'Rourke of Scarborough is accused of violating bail conditions by contacting the alleged victim. → Read More
Man takes plea deal to lesser charge in Old Port music studio killing
Johnny Ouch, 21, of Westbrook, pleads guilty to a felony assault charge as part of an agreement in which a murder charge will be dismissed. → Read More
Scarborough police take man into custody after multi-vehicle crash
Plainclothes detectives were in the area of the crash at Payne and Cummings road, but a police dispatcher could not immediately release further details. → Read More
Judge dismisses cabbie's racial bias lawsuit against Portland over airport permits
Paul McDonough, who is white, claimed the city discriminated because it awarded all 43 airport permits to drivers of Somali or Iranian descent. → Read More
Portland murderer to be released from prison early after 28 years
Frank D. Fournier, 70, was serving a 50-year sentence before his case was reopened due to potentially flawed FBI analysis of evidence. → Read More
Shooter in unsolved Portland slaying collected shell casings before fleeing
Details in the investigation of the March 15 shooting death of David Anderson in a Gilman Street apartment are revealed in newly unsealed court documents. → Read More
Three Cumberland County restaurant owners indicted on sales tax theft charges
The owners of J's Oyster Bar in Portland, Anjon's Italian Restaurant in Scarborough and DiSanto's Restaurant in Gray are charged in a statewide crackdown on restaurants. → Read More
Brunswick police officer charged with sending obscene selfies to undercover agent
Garrett G. Brosnan, 25, is accused of attempting to send the images to someone he thought was a 13-year-old girl. → Read More
Judge dismisses defamation case, $14.5 million verdict against Freeport man
Monday's ruling in favor of Paul Kendrick comes nearly a year after he lost in the federal lawsuit brought against him by the American founder of a Haitian orphanage. → Read More
After federal felony conviction, Maine attorney gets a second chance
Guilty of money laundering, Gary Prolman, 54, spent time in federal prison and rehab. On July 1, he'll be reinstated to the Maine bar. → Read More
Fire in Portland's Back Cove neighborhood quickly extinguished
No one was injured in the blaze in a two-unit building at 33 Clifton St., and firefighters remained at the scene into the midmorning on Friday. → Read More
Right to know panel’s next agenda won’t include review of Maine Warden Service document requests
The Right to Know Advisory Committee has not included the issue on its June 22 schedule, but may take it up later, members say. → Read More
Portland man with history of indecent acts acquitted of threat charges
Steven Ricci, 52, remains in custody for now on a probation violation for a past conviction of felony assault for groping a nurse, but he will likely be released soon. → Read More
Lawmakers set June 1 hearing on Maine Warden Service undercover operations
Members of the Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Committee plan to question three state officials after newspaper reports about controversy stemming from the operations. → Read More
Maine high court rejects appeal by Merrill Kimball in bee farm killing
The 73-year-old lobsterman from Yarmouth was convicted last year of murder in the shooting death of Leon Kelley over the inheritance of Brown's Bee Farm. → Read More
Lawmakers to hold hearings on Maine Warden Service operations
The Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Committee wants to hear explanations about the actions of an undercover warden who gave alcohol to suspected poachers and shot game out of season himself in order to induce suspects to break the law. → Read More
Lawmakers moving cautiously on calls for inquiry into Maine Warden Service
Legislative leaders will seek feedback after a co-chairman of the committee that oversees the wardens meets Monday with the head of the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife. → Read More
Targets of another warden sting criticize conduct of investigator
They say the undercover operative accused of inducing people to violate game laws in Allagash, while providing alcohol and doing illegal kills, used the same tactics in a York County probe. → Read More