Aroostook County Man Sentenced on Federal Drug Charges
Acting U.S. Attorney Donald E. Clark announced an Aroostook County man was sentenced in federal court on two separate charges. In one case the charges stem from an international drug trafficking scheme.
Taylor Lovely, 34, of Presque Isle was sentenced to 158 months in prison and five years of supervised release. According to court records, Lovely pleaded guilty to charges for conspiring to distribute, and possessing with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
Documents say that a drug trafficking organization began distributing large quantities of methamphetamine in northern Maine, approximately between January 2017 and August 2018. In this instance, Lovely and his associates obtained the drugs from out- of- state sources in Colorado and Arizona.
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Over sixty stolen TVs seized after Lalor crop house busted
Investigators from the Mill Park Divisional Response Unit have seized over sixty suspected stolen televisions while busting a crop house in Lalor today.
Officers executed a search warrant at a Dalton Road residential address and discovered the hydroponic set-up about 12.30pm.
Police located ten mature cannabis plants that were being cultivated at the address.
A further search of the address discovered over sixty televisions, two electronic bikes, twelve speakers, a bar fridge, a washing machine and several vacuums, all suspected to be stolen goods.
Nobody was present at the time of the warrant and no arrests have been made at this stage.