Man sentenced to probation for stealing metal from Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
A federal judge sentenced Michael Gamash, 65, of Old Orchard Beach on Thursday. The judge also ordered Gamash to pay more than $62,000 to the U.S. Navy.
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A federal judge sentenced Michael Gamash, 65, of Old Orchard Beach on Thursday. The judge also ordered Gamash to pay more than $62,000 to the U.S. Navy.
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, Maine (AP) — A Maine man has been sentenced to a year of probation for stealing scrap metal from a naval shipyard. A federal judge sentenced Michael Gamash, 65, of Old Orchard Beach on Thursday.
Former Portsmouth Naval Shipyard worker pleads guilty to stealing, selling scrap metal from dumpsters by KITTERY, Maine (Tribune News Service) — A former employee of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is facing up to a decade in prison after he pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court to theft of government property for swiping scrap metal from PNSY dumpsters. Michael Gamash, 64, of Old Orchard Beach, took metal that belonged to the U.S. Navy and sold the metal to two area metal dealers, one in Arundel and the other in Portland, from about 2014 to 2016, according to court records. He was ...
Michael Gamash, then a civilian employee of Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, stole $60,000 of scrap metal from the yard over a two-year period.