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A Massachusetts state trooper accused of assaulting his girlfriend during a break-up was denied bail a second time. A Superior Court judge in Rockingham County refused to reconsider his earlier decision earlier this week to keep Bryan Erickson, 38, locked up as he awaits trial. Erickson’s attorney, Hank Brennan, had asked for bail to be reconsidered because of a pre-trial release report that stated Erickson could be released from jail and confined to his home where he lives with his wife and children. “Given this new information for the Court’s consideration the defendant request that t...

The victim was reportedly his brother-in-law.

A New Sharon woman who was killed by her domestic partner last week is one of three victims of domestic violence homicide in the same family. The bodies of Jessica and Robert Dapolito were discovered by police Monday morning, when they stopped by the couple's home for a well-being check. Autopsies revealed that Robert had shot Jessica first, and then turned the gun on himself. Now, WGME-TV reports, there's a family history of this kind of violence. Jessica Dapolito's mother, Michelle Masse, was killed by her husband two years ago. 60-year-old Thomas Masse of Temple shot his wife, Michelle, ...

Maine Driver Flees Accident Scene, Forgets to Take Their Car Most of me just wants to write this article as a news story, because that's primarily what this is. However, there's a little part of me (the devil on the shoulder) that says I should write this as a personality piece. Okay, I have an idea- I'll do both. Okay, here we go. According to News Center Maine, police are looking for a driver that crashed into a building on Harlow Street in Bangor on Tuesday night before fleeing on foot. Why would anyone flee the scene of a crash without their car? Your guess is as good as mine. I mean, yo...

Mentally Unstable Bangor Man Leads Police on Wrong-Way Chase A 32-year-old Bangor man could face charges after police say he led them on a dangerous chase through Ellsworth Thursday morning. The man, whose name has not been released, was taken to Northern Light Maine Coast Memorial Hospital in Ellsworth for a medical and psychological evaluation after the chase, during which he allegedly sped through multiple red lights and drove into oncoming traffic on High Street. The chase reached speeds of 75 miles per hour, according to a news release from the Hancock County Sherriff's Office. Police us...