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This page covers criminal activity, law enforcement actions and the local justice system. Reporting tracks public safety issues from investigations to courtroom proceedings.

Augusta Woman Pleads Guilty to Benefit Fraud

Augusta Woman Pleads Guilty to Benefit Fraud

Deborah Oldis admitted to concealing assets to improperly receive Social Security payments.

Live Poll

Do you trust the government to effectively prevent fraud within federal benefit programs?


Property Crime

Property Crime

Bangor Police Seek Suspect in September Burglary

Authorities are requesting public assistance to identify an individual linked to a September 29 burglary in Bangor.

Bangor Police Seek Suspect in September Burglary

Financial Crime

Financial Crime

Maine Man Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Veterans Affairs

A Forest City Township man admitted to lying about his mobility to receive disability benefits.


Terrorism

Live Poll

Do you trust your local schools to effectively manage and respond to disruptive hoax threats?

Terrorism

Swatting Hoax Forced Bangor School Evacuation

The William S. Cohen School was evacuated following a false bomb threat report on Wednesday.

Swatting Hoax Forced Bangor School Evacuation

Crime — General

Crime — General

Judge Restricted Access to Files in Murder Case

A Bangor court granted a motion to seal documents in the case against 28-year-old Jawon Owens.

Judge Restricted Access to Files in Murder Case

Sex Crimes

Sex Crimes

Augusta Woman Arrested After Knife Incident in Bangor

A 22-year-old woman was taken into custody following an alleged threat at a home on Center Street.

Augusta Woman Arrested After Knife Incident in Bangor

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Day to day, that means police investigations, arrests, court filings and the policies governing public safety. Coverage spans across the city and the communities around it. Differences in local reporting often reflect the specific nature of municipal ordinance enforcement and state law application. Public safety initiatives and the allocation of department resources remain the most frequent drivers of change in this area.