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Passenger critically injured after tree branch falls on moving vehicle in Sidney

Passenger critically injured after tree branch falls on moving vehicle in Sidney
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Woman impaled by tree branch on Pond Road in Sidney, Maine

79-year-old woman in critical condition after Maine pine tree fell on her vehicle and impaled her Tuesday s high winds caused the tree to snap and fall onto the vehicle as it was moving. Author: Griffin Stockford (NEWS CENTER Maine) Published: 3:22 PM EST March 3, 2021 Updated: 5:50 PM EST March 3, 2021 SIDNEY, Maine Two people in their 70s were taken to the hospital Tuesday after a pine tree fell on the vehicle they were traveling in, causing a branch to go through the vehicle s dashboard, Kennebec County Sheriff s Lt. Chris Read said in a press release Wednesday. Theresa Roy, 79, was impaled by the branch and is in critical condition, according to Read.

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Suspect still loose after two police chases in Augusta, Randolph and Pittston

Suspect still loose after two police chases in Augusta, Randolph and Pittston Augusta police broke off one of the chases last week after it was determined the threat to public safety outweighed allowing the suspect to flee. Share AUGUSTA A suspect driving a stolen car pursued by police in two separate chases last week remained on the loose Tuesday, according to officials. Police said they have a suspect whom they are not identifying. As of Tuesday, officers had not made an arrest related to the chases, one of which ended when officers decided it was not worth the risk to public safety.

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Maine State Police Arrest Fugitive Drug Trafficker

Maine State Police Arrest Fugitive Drug Trafficker According to a press release from the Kennebec County Sheriff s Office, an alleged drug trafficker from Clinton was arrested last night (January 25th). At about 9 AM on Sunday, Deputy Elijah Curtis travelled to a residence in Clinton to attempt to locate 60 year old James H. Simonson. Simonson was wanted on an arrest warrant from Somerset County for Failing to appear on a class A Drug Trafficking charge. Once at the residence Deputy Curtis located Simonson as he was attempting to run out the back door. A struggle ensued in which Simonson was able to escape custody and Deputy Curtis suffered injuries.

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Maine commission recommends less proactive traffic enforcement, more diversion during pandemic

Focus on safety, not writing tickets, advises Maine panel on law enforcement during pandemic The Criminal Justice Commission on Mitigation of Pandemic Impact has issued a series of recommendations aimed at reducing the overload on the state s court system. Share Winthrop patrolman Andrew Delaney checks traffic on Main Street clad in a face mask Monday. The Maine Criminal Justice Commission on Mitigation of Pandemic Impact recommended police be less aggressive about traffic enforcement, except in instances of dangerous drivers. Andy Molloy/Kennebec Journal The coronavirus pandemic has made it harder to go to jail or even court and created a backlog for the state’s criminal justice system.

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