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Maine police defend 2-day search for Lewiston shooter but admit communication gaps - Vimarsana News

Maine police defend 2-day search for Lewiston shooter but admit communication gaps

The hearing gave the Maine State Police an opportunity to defend the overall response to the shooting scenes targeted on Oct. 25.

Pender boosts east county water plant project budget by $1.2 million, secures location - Vimarsana News

Pender boosts east county water plant project budget by $1.2 million, secures location

PENDER COUNTY — Plans are moving forward to build a new water treatment plant in eastern Pender County after years of difficulty identifying a location.

Jury convicts Houlton man of 2019 double homicide in Castle Hill - Vimarsana News

Jury convicts Houlton man of 2019 double homicide in Castle Hill

41-year-old Bobby Nightingale faces a possible sentence of up to life in prison.

Jailed defendants expected private attorney calls. They didn't always get them. - Vimarsana News

Jailed defendants expected private attorney calls. They didn't always get them.

Bobby Nightingale’s future hinges on his defense attorney convincing a jury that he’s not a murderer. He fears now that some of the words used against him at trial could be his own.State police listened in on parts of at least two of the dozens of calls Nightingale made from the Aroostook and Cumberland county jails to his attorney as they discussed his alibi, witnesses and defense strategies for two homicides he says he did not commit.

Jailed defendants expected private attorney calls. They didn't always get them. - Vimarsana News

Jailed defendants expected private attorney calls. They didn't always get them.

Murder suspects fear they can’t get a fair trial after state police acknowledge listening to portions of phone calls with their attorneys.