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“The Maine Capitol Police serves an incredibly important role in the security of our state capitol,” Sauschuck said in Fridays release. “I appreciate Chief Gauvin’s 15 years of faithful service to the State, and we look forward to selecting a successor to lead this agency into the future. ” Gauvins attorney, Brett Baber of Lanham Blackwell & Baber, released a full statement from Gauvin Friday. “In response to the States announcement today that I will be retiring effective today, Apr...

Chief of Maine Capitol Police retires following social media investigation Griffin Stockford, Zach Blanchard Replay Video UP NEXT Under the terms of a separation agreement, Lt. Robert Elliot, a 33-year veteran of the force, will continue to serve as interim police chief until a replacement is found, Maine Department of Public Safety spokeswoman Shannon Moss said in a release. As part of the agreement, the state will pay Gauvin $87,000 in severance pay and unused time off. Gauvi...