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Knox County Criminal Docket closed cases - Vimarsana News

Knox County Criminal Docket closed cases

ROCKLAND — The following cases were closed in Knox County Unified Court from June 5-9. Cassidy A. Bridges, 35, of Augusta, violating condition of release in Rockland Oct. 16, 2022, dismissed. Cody J. Dinsmore, 32, of Union, operating while license...

Knox County law enforcement agencies see interest from applicants; shuffle continues - Vimarsana News

Knox County law enforcement agencies see interest from applicants; shuffle continues

KNOX COUNTY — “It’s crazy to go from ‘how am I going to cover some shifts’ to ‘wow, we’re fully staffed,’” said Thomaston Police Chief Tim Hoppe. Not long ago, law enforcement agencies in Knox County were struggling to fill patrol vacancies within...

Camden officer named Knox County chief deputy - Vimarsana News

Camden officer named Knox County chief deputy

Sgt. Curt Andrick will be Knox County’s next chief deputy.

Knox County Criminal Docket closed cases - Vimarsana News

Knox County Criminal Docket closed cases

ROCKLAND — The following cases were closed in Knox County Unified Court from Sept. 6-13. Ashley Rae Benner, 39, of Cushing, criminal forfeiture of property in Thomaston April 11, 2022. Michael R. Demers, 64, of Lincolnville, operating under the...

Knox County Grand Jury indictments: kidnapping, assaults, drug trafficking, forgery - Vimarsana News

Knox County Grand Jury indictments: kidnapping, assaults, drug trafficking, forgery

ROCKLAND — The Knox County grand jury indicted 38 defendants, for a total of 110 counts, during its recent session Feb. 8-10. An indictment does not constitute a conviction, and those indicted are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court...