Update on last week’s Otter Creek chase and all local and not-quite-so-local law enforcement press releases
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BAR HARBOR—After receiving a call regarding a man who had fallen off the dock in Seal Harbor, Officer Caleb Mora arrived in approximately one minute and with the assistance of another person pulled the man from the water.
Police Chief David Kerns said, “This situation could have ended very differently if not for Officer Mora’s quick response and the alert community member who called for help. With the assistance of another person at the dock, Officer Mora was able to get the man safely out of the water. Cold water can be incredibly unforgiving, and people often don’t realize how quickly it can overwhelm you. We’re grateful this individual is okay.”
According to the Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Police Department’s weekly press release and Officer Kevin Edgecomb, a call came into the police department at 1:32 p.m. that a 77-year old resident fisherman had fallen off the dock.
The man had reportedly just tied his skiff up to the dock and the skiff moved away from the dock just as the man was stepping onto the dock and he fell into the water below. There is no ladder on the dock to climb out.
The man was in the water for approximately 10 minutes before someone spotted him. A bystander threw a life jacket to the man and he was able to put it on.
Officer Mora arrived at the scene at 1:33 p.m., and he and a bystander were able to pull the man out. Medical personnel then evaluated him.
Update on Otter Creek Pursuit
OTTER CREEK—Last week the Bar Harbor Story reported that on July 19, at approximately 1:38 a.m., Officer Judson Cake attempted to perform a traffic stop on a truck in Bar Harbor.
The truck did not stop and proceeded in the direction of Otter Creek at a high rate of speed. Officer Cake lost sight of the vehicle in the Village of Otter Creek and terminated his pursuit.
The truck was located in Otter Creek the next day in a location off Grover Avenue.
According to Officer Edgecomb, since the incident, an investigation took place which lead to the arrest of Cody Hendrixson, 20, of Otter Creek on July 22, 2025. Edgecomb said that Hendrixson has been charged with alleged eluding an officer, alleged failing to stop for an officer, alleged criminal speed, and alleged driving to endanger.
Hendrixson also received summonses for multiple alleged traffic infractions according to Officer Edgecomb. Hendrixson was transported to the Hancock County Jail.
BAR HARBOR AND MOUNT DESERT POLICE LOGS
The following incidents occurred in Bar Harbor and Mount Desert last week according to the Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Police Department police logs, which is publicly released information.
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Erich Reed, 57, of Bar Harbor, was driving a 2013 Honda south on Route 102 in Mount Desert and was behind Laura Bundy, 40, of Islesford, who was driving a 2024 Ford. According to the report, Reed did not realize that Bundy had stopped in front of him and his Honda struck the Ford. There were no reported injuries. The Honda suffered front end damage and the Ford suffered rear end damage.
Officer Zack Kline received a complaint regarding a loose dog on Oak Hill Road in Mount Desert. The complainant stated that the dog was no longer loose but asked Officer Kline to speak with the dog’s owner. Officer Kline went to the residence of the dog and its owner but nobody was home.
Officer Kline responded to a complaint regarding an injured deer in Mount Desert but found the deer had died before he could arrive. Maine DOT was notified so that it could remove the deer.
Officer Kline received a parking complaint on Champlain Drive in Mount Desert and passed it on to the town’s parking enforcement to handle.
The Mount Desert dispatch called a tow truck for someone in Seal Harbor.
Officer Mora took a road rage incident report that occurred at the Mount Desert and Southwest Harbor town line. The parties had separated before the complaint was made and no criminal conduct had occurred.
Mental Health Liaison Melissa Tozier met with a transient family in need of services in Bar Harbor.
Officer Mora responded to a loose dog complaint on the Knox Road in Bar Harbor but could not locate the dog.
Officer Shelby O’Neil provided traffic control for a private detail in Mount Desert.
Officer Mora took a Bar Harbor business’ report of attempted fraud. There was no crime committed and no money was lost by the business.
Officer Nathan Formby warned a woman for disorderly conduct on Mount Desert Street in Bar Harbor after receiving a complaint.
Sgt. Chris Dickens responded to a report of harassment at a Bar Harbor business and provided the people involved with an action plan moving forward.
Officer Formby documented damage to someone’s vehicle in Bar Harbor at that person’s request.
Officers responded to a noise complaint in Bar Harbor and a group of people were warned for noise.
Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Following a traffic stop in Bar Harbor, Officer Formby arrested Weston Davis, 25, of Florida, for alleged operating under the influence. Davis was transported to the Hancock County Jail.
Officer Lukas Keene removed a woman from a Bar Harbor business because she’d been sleeping on the property after business hours.
Officer Ted Cake arrested Jonathan Sprague, 28, of Milbridge, for alleged operating after habitual offender revocation in Mount Desert. Sprague was transported to the Hancock County Jail.
The Mount Desert Police Department received a motor vehicle complaint but all of the officers were out of position and the vehicle was heading off the island.
Officers responded to a report of someone acting disorderly in Bar Harbor but could not locate anyone being disorderly.
Officer O’Neil responded to a report of an injured deer in Bar Harbor but the deer was gone upon her arrival.
Officer Amie Torrey received a complaint of a stranded motorist on Harborside Road in Northeast Harbor. “Help came and got him underway,” the press release read.
The Bar Harbor Police Department received a 911 call reporting that an Island Explorer bus driver putting the bus into drive while someone was taking a bicycle off a bicycle rack on the bus causing the bicycle to nudge the person taking it off the bus. There was no injury.
Officer Torrey responded to a report of erratic vehicle operation on Sound Drive in Mount Desert but could not locate the suspect vehicle.
Thursday, July 24, 2025
Officer O’Neil responded to a complaint of a truck and trailer parked in front of a fire hydrant in Bar Harbor, located the driver, and had them move the truck and trailer to a legal spot.
Sgt. Soren Sundberg responded with the Bar Harbor Fire Department to a report of a potential hazardous materials incident on Thompson Island. It was determined to be a mechanical issue that the driver of the truck remedied.
Officer O’Neil responded to a report of bicyclists riding on the wrong side of the road in Northeast Harbor and reminded the group to ride with the flow of traffic.
Officer Torrey received a complaint regarding two vans parked on School Street in Bar Harbor for several days. Officer Torrey placed a 72-hour notice on the vehicles which were moved later the same day.
Officer Torrey responded to a dog in a car complaint on Cottage Street in Bar Harbor but the vehicle was already gone when she arrived.
Officer O’Neil responded to a complaint of a barking dog left in a vehicle for three hours at a Mount Desert business. The owner of the vehicle was located and issued a trespass warning for the business and the dog was determined to be fine.
The Bar Harbor Police Department received a complaint regarding speeding vehicles on Kebo Street in Bar Harbor and the complainant asked for extra patrols during “lab traffic” times.
Officer Torrey assisted the Bar Harbor Fire Department with a medical call.
A woman reported her vehicle stolen in Bar Harbor and it ended up not being stolen.
Officer Elias Burne responded to a vehicle that was disabled in downtown Bar Harbor and pushed the vehicle out of the roadway.
Officer Burne responded to a report of an intoxicated man who was falling over on Myrtle Avenue in Bar Harbor and gave the man a ride home.
Officer Kline assisted with parking at a private event in Mount Desert.
Officer Burne received a motor vehicle complaint in Mount Desert but could not locate the vehicle due to a lack of a description.
Someone reported an issue with an employee at a Bar Harbor business. Officer Troy Stanwood determined that it was a civil issue and no police action was taken.
Officers Stanwood and Burne responded to a report of a disorderly man on Main Street in Bar Harbor. After warning him for disorderly conduct, Officer Stanwood arrested Taylor Sanborn, 33, of Tremont, for alleged disorderly conduct and transported him to the Hancock County Jail.
Sgt. Jerrod Hardy took a report of someone walking barefoot on Eden Street in Bar Harbor. The complainant said that they were concerned for the person’s safety but Sgt. Hardy could not locate anyone matching the given description.
Friday, July 25, 2025
Officer Mora responded to a medical emergency in Bar Harbor during which the man succumbed to the medical event. It was deemed a natural and not suspicious death.
Officer Justin Burnett responded to a report of a dog in a vehicle in downtown Bar Harbor but upon arrival could not locate a dog or a vehicle matching the description given.
Sgt. Sundberg took a report of a motor vehicle crash in Bar Harbor. Both vehicles had left the scene and neither driver had called to report the crash.
Officer Burnett reunited a dog that had been left in a Bar Harbor hotel room with its owner.
After receiving a parking complaint in Seal Harbor, Officer Kline checked the area and found no traffic obstructions.
Officer Burnett performed a VIN verification in Bar Harbor.
Someone tried to make a motor vehicle complaint regarding a vehicle on Peabody Drive in Mount Desert. However, due to the poor cellphone reception, no vehicle information was gathered.
Officers Edgecomb and Stanwood provided traffic and pedestrian control for an event at the Stone Barn in Bar Harbor.
Officer Formby performed a well-being check in Bar Harbor and found the person to be okay.
Officer Formby warned five juveniles about their conduct in Bar Harbor after they were found to be trying to get into an apartment building on Eagle Lake Road to “run around.”
Officer Lukas Keene responded to a noise complaint at a Bar Harbor residence and deemed the complaint unsubstantiated.
Someone brought a dog to the Mount Desert Police Department that had been wandering around Mount Desert. The dog was soon reunited with its owner.
Officer Keene responded to the Harborside Hotel for a report of suspicious activity outside of a guest’s room. The situation resolved itself prior to Officer Keene’s arrival.
Officer Stanwood responded to a motor vehicle complaint in Bar Harbor but was unable to locate the suspect vehicle.
Saturday, July 26, 2025
Following a traffic stop in Bar Harbor, Officer Stanwood arrested Corrie Hunkler, 37, of Cherryfield, for alleged operating under the influence. Hunkler was transported to the Hancock County Jail.
Officer Keene gave a couple a ride from MDI Hospital to their hotel in Bar Harbor.
Officer Burnett responded to a report of an injured deer on Main Street in Somesville, removed the deer from the roadway, and dispatched it.
Officer Mora received a report in Bar Harbor of a possible child abuse situation occurring in another jurisdiction and forwarded the report to the proper agency.
Officer Edgecomb provided traffic control for a funeral in Somesville.
Officer Kline assisted with parking at a funeral in Somesville.
Officer Burnett responded to a report of a boy in distress on Eagle Lake Road and discovered that he had gotten lost in the woods and was trying to find home. The boy was reunited with his parents.
Officer Burnett responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle at an unoccupied dwelling in Bar Harbor but discovered that the vehicle was allowed to be on the property.
Officer Burnett had a vehicle moved further off the road after receiving a complaint that vehicles had parked in bad spots along the road near Long Pond in Mount Desert.
Officers provided an escort for two cyclist who had biked 4,200 miles across the country and were arriving in Bar Harbor as their terminus at Ells Pier.
Officer Burnett assisted the Bar Harbor Fire Department with traffic control while it responded to a medical call in Bar Harbor.
Officer Formby received a report of disorderly people in Bar Harbor and warned them for drinking in public.
Someone reported that their vehicle had broken down on Sound Drive in Mount Desert but that they had plans for it to be taken care of the next morning.
After responding to a report of suspicious activity in Bar Harbor, Officer Stanwood warned two men for drinking in public.
Sunday, July 27, 2025
Officer Keene responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle at MDI High School in Bar Harbor and learned that the driver had pulled over to rest. The man left after Officer Keene spoke with him.
Officer Stanwood warned six recreational vehicles on Main Street in Bar Harbor for violating the town’s ordinance regarding overnight sleeping in vehicles and moved them along.
Officer Stanwood warned three people for multiple ordinance violations in Bar Harbor and gave them trespass warnings for being in a park after hours.
A vehicle was removed from Grant Park in Bar Harbor after violating a town ordinance.
Officer Keene took a motor vehicle complaint on Route 102 in Bar Harbor but all officers were out of position to try and locate the vehicle.
Officer Burnett issued a Delaware man a citation for parking in the roadway in downtown Bar Harbor.
An unregistered vehicle was towed from a Mount Desert parking lot after receiving numerous parking violations and being in violation of the town’s 72-hour parking ordinance.
Sgt. Sundberg followed up on a motor vehicle complaint in Bar Harbor.
Sgt. Sundberg responded to a report of a vehicle parking in a public way on Cottage Street in Bar Harbor but the vehicle was gone when he arrived.
After Hannaford in Bar Harbor reported multiple thefts of merchandise, Officer Burnett investigated and summoned Tamesha Buchanan, no age given, of Florida, for two counts alleged theft and one count of alleged driving while suspended.
An untagged dog was found loose in Northeast Harbor. No further information or disposition was given.
Officer Formby documented some property damage in Bar Harbor at the property owner’s request.
After receiving a report people being disorderly in Bar Harbor, Officer Formby warned two people of disorderly conduct.
Officer Formby responded with the Bar Harbor Fire Department to a reported brush fire.
Monday, July 28, 2025
Officer Stanwood placed a 72-hour notice on an abandoned vehicle in Mount Desert.
Someone was warned for a town ordinance violation after trying to sleep in his vehicle overnight on Spring Street in Bar Harbor.
Officer Formby responded with the fire department to a reported overdose in Mount Desert. The person was evaluated by fire department personnel and released at the scene.
Officer Torrey responded to multiple automatic cellphone crash notifications in Bar Harbor. She found the cellphone in the roadway getting run over multiple times.
Officer T. Cake responded to a barking dog complaint in Bar Harbor and found the complaint to be unfounded.
Officer T. Cake performed a VIN verification in Bar Harbor.
Officer T. Cake warned someone for disorderly conduct in Bar Harbor.
Someone in Bar Harbor asked to have a trespass notice rescinded and the person who had received the trespass notice was made aware.
Officer Liam Harrington responded to a report of suspicious people in Bar Harbor but they had left the area before he arrived.
Officer Kaleb Payson issued a man a trespass warning for a Mount Desert restaurant.
Officer Payson responded to a reported motor vehicle burglary in Mount Desert but discovered that no burglary had taken place.
Tuesday, July 29, 2025
Officer Harrington responded to a report of a loud party taking place in Bar Harbor and upon arrival, found that the party was not unreasonably loud but made the people at the party aware of the complaint.
SOUTHWEST HARBOR AND TREMONT
The following incidents occurred in Southwest Harbor or Tremont last week according to the Southwest Harbor Police Department police log, which is publicly released information.
Monday, July 21, 2025
The Southwest Harbor Police Department received a complaint about a vehicle that is routinely seen driving at a high rate of speed on a Southwest Harbor roadway.
Officer Bradley Russell spoke with someone in Tremont about a civil issue and what their options were.
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
A Southwest Harbor resident reported a possible car crash on Route 102 to Officer Rick Graham but further investigation revealed that it was a near miss incident.
Sgt. Ryan Blakeny spoke with someone from Southwest Harbor about a parking ticket.
Officer Kristen Roulet responded to a complaint by a Southwest Harbor resident stating that fence installers, who were installing a fence on the neighbor’s property, were on his property and he did not want them on his property. Officer Roulet warned the fence installers to stay off the neighbor’s property.
Officer Graham performed traffic control in Southwest Harbor while the fire department investigated a possible gas leak.
Officer Graham assisted the ambulance service in Tremont with lifting a patient.
Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Officer Roulet took a report from someone in Southwest Harbor regarding a change of address that the complainant did not make for themselves.
Officer Russell spoke with someone in Tremont about a possible health issue.
Officer Russell took a report regarding a parking issue in Southwest Harbor and spoke with the individual about solutions.
Officer Russell assisted someone with getting back into their residence in Southwest Harbor.
Thursday, July 24, 2025
Officer Roulet conducted a directed speed patrol on the Seal Cove Road in Southwest Harbor.
Sgt. Blakeney responded to a complaint regarding someone who was at a Southwest Harbor address and causing issues. One person was warned for trespass.
After receiving a complaint regarding vehicles speeding on the Bernard Road in Tremont, Officer James Kamorksi responded and conducted a speed detail.
Sgt. Blakney spoke with a Tremont resident about mental health issues and resources for getting a family member help.
Officers Kamorksi and Roulet performed a death investigation in Tremont.
Officer Roulet delivered a message to a Tremont resident.
Officer Kamorski responded to Tremont after receiving information about a man who was intoxicated and walking in and out of traffic but could not locate the man.
Officer Roulet covered a minor accident in a Southwest Harbor parking lot.
Officer Kamorski responded to a suspicious smell complaint in Southwest Harbor but could not locate anything suspicious.
Officer Kamorski responded to a complaint of loud bangs in Bass Harbor but could not locate anything suspicious.
Friday, July 25, 2025
Officer Kamorski received a report of a suspicious person on High Road in Southwest Harbor, responded, and resolved the issue.
Officer Roulet helped a Southwest Harbor resident get back into his residence after he had locked himself out.
Officer Russell responded to a loose dog complaint at a business in Southwest Harbor but the owner had retrieved the dog prior to his arrival.
An officer assisted a juvenile in Southwest Harbor who had walked into the Southwest Harbor Police Department asking for assistance.
Officer Roulet received information from a Southwest Harbor business regarding an incident that they wanted documented.
After receiving a report of a motion alarm being set off at a Southwest Harbor business, Officer Russell responded and could not locate anything unusual.
Saturday, July 26, 2025
Officer Graham received a report of a burglar alarm at a Southwest Harbor business but the business owner called and stated that it was a false alarm.
Officer Graham is investigating a report of an injury to a child that was treated at a local hospital.
Officer Graham was searching for two juveniles in Southwest Harbor after their parents had reported that they had run away, but the parents called back to report that they had located the juveniles and everyone was all set.
A Southwest Harbor resident reported that they could hear some sort of alarm from their neighbor’s residence. Officer Graham responded, located a faulty alarm, and removed it.
After receiving a report of an explosion and a fire in Southwest Harbor, Officer Graham responded and determined that it was an intentionally set debris fire. The property owner was advised to procure a burn permit.
Sunday, July 27, 2025
An injured deer was reported on Seawall Road in Southwest Harbor and Officer Graham humanely euthanized the deer due to its injuries.
While out on patrol, Officer Graham located the same two juveniles who had been reported as runaways in Southwest Harbor earlier in the evening and returned them to responsible adults.
After receiving a report of a loose dog in Southwest Harbor, Officer Kamorksi was able to locate the dog’s owner and notify them. The dog’s owner located the dog.
After receiving a report of a dog bite in Southwest Harbor, Officer Kamorksi was able to locate the dog’s owner and obtain up to date vaccination records.
The Southwest Harbor Police Department received an iPhone crash notification for Main Street in Southwest Harbor. Officer Kamorksi responded but could not locate a crash. The owner of the phone then called and reported that there was no crash and they had dropped their phone.
After receiving a report of smoke at a Main Street address in Southwest Harbor, Officer Kamorksi responded and found that it was a controlled and permitted burn.
STATE POLICE PRESS RELEASES
These are the Maine State Police press releases from the last few days. The Bar Harbor Story will include these each week though most (and sometimes all) do not occur on Mount Desert Island.
Maine State Police Investigating Fatal Crash in Stetson
STETSON—On Wednesday, July 23, 2025, at approximately 1:09 p.m., troopers responded to a report of a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Lapoint Road and Merrill Road in Stetson. The preliminary investigation indicates that a tractor trailer unit traveling north on Lapoint Road failed to stop at the stop sign at the intersection with Merrill Road and struck a dump truck that was traveling east on Merrill Road. The impact caused the fully loaded tractor trailer to strike a utility pole, causing it to snap and come to rest on top of the unit. The dump truck which was also fully loaded overturned onto its passenger side as a result of the crash.
The driver of the tractor-trailer, 39-year-old Peter Omweno, of Denton, Texas, was transported to Eastern Maine Medical Center with serious injuries. The driver of the dump truck, 64-year-old Scott Webber, of Glenburn, died while being transported to the hospital.
The intersection was shut down for several hours while State Police investigated the crash and crews worked to clear the scene.
State Fire Marshal’s Office Continues to Investigate a Fatal Camper Explosion in Old Orchard Beach
OLD ORCHARD BEACH—On Saturday, July 26, 2025, at approximately 12:30 p.m., a camper explosion was reported at the Powder Horn Campground, located at 48 Cascade Road in Old Orchard Beach. Old Orchard Beach Fire and EMS responded and located two adult females with severe burn injuries. Both individuals were transported to Maine Medical Center in Portland for treatment where they died from their injuries on Sunday, July 27, 2025.
The victims have been identified as 58-year-old Alesia Ventura-Large, of Marlborough, Massachusetts, and 58-year-old Nancy Pilsch, of Leominster, Massachusetts.
The fire was quickly extinguished, and the Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office was requested to conduct a post-blast investigation due to the nature of the incident and the extent of the injuries. Initial findings indicate that LP gas had been leaking into and beneath the park model camper. The gas is believed to have ignited when one of the women lit a candle, triggering the explosion.
The investigation remains ongoing and will include further analysis of the gas systems with assistance from the Maine solid fuel inspectors.
In light of this tragedy, the Fire Marshal’s Office urges the public to consider installing gas detectors in any living space where propane or natural gas appliances are used. These detectors can alert occupants to dangerous gas buildup and provide valuable time to evacuate or take safety precautions.
Further information will be released as it becomes available.
Fire Marshal’s Office Investigating Fatal Fire in Avon
AVON—On Sunday, July 27, 2025, at approximately 12:45 p.m., the Phillips Fire Department and the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported structure fire at 259 Avon Valley Road in Avon. Initial reports indicated one person was believed to be inside the structure. Upon arrival, firefighters confirmed that one individual was deceased inside the residence.
The Maine State Fire Marshal’s Office was called to the scene, and a team of investigators responded to conduct a post-fire investigation. The deceased individual was recovered from the structure and has been tentatively identified as 37-year-old Issac Marston. The remains have been transported to the Office of Chief Medical Examiner in Augusta for an autopsy and positive identification.
The Phillips Fire Department was assisted on scene by mutual aid departments. The investigation remains ongoing.
Four Arrested Following Searsport Drug Investigation
SEARSPORT—For the past month, the Maine Drug Enforcement Agency (MDEA) Mid-Coast DTF (Drug Task Force), the Waldo County Sheriff’s Office, and the Searsport Police Department have been conducting a joint investigation into the sale of cocaine base from two residences in Searsport.
On Thursday, July 17, 2025, MDEA applied for and received search warrants for 7 and 11 Dead Brook Lane in Searsport. With the aid of the Maine State Police tactical team, Waldo County Sheriff’s Office, and the Searsport Police Department, the warrants were executed in the early morning hours.
As a result of several undercover buys of drugs from the residences MDEA arrested Daniel Carchide, 43, of Searsport, from 7 Dead Brook Lane. Carchide was charged with one count of aggravated trafficking schedule W drugs, class A.
Agents also arrested Christopher Babb, 27, of Bronx, New York, and Izaiah Cooper,27, of Bronx, New York, from 11 Dead Brook Lane. Both were charged with unlawful trafficking of schedule W drugs, class B.
Two teenage juveniles were also removed from the residence and placed in the custody of the Department of Health and Human Services.
As a result of the search, agents seized $3700 in suspected drug proceeds and 17 grams of cocaine base.
Over the next couple days MDEA learned Alyssa Heroux, 36, the homeowner of 7 Dead Brook Lane was selling cocaine base from her residence with an unidentified Male. Agents again conducted undercover buys of the drug from the residence and as a result MDEA obtained another search warrant for 7 Dead Brook Lane in Searsport.
On the early morning of July 25, 2025, MDEA with the assistance of the Maine State Police tactical team and the Waldo County Sheriff’s Office executed that search warrant at 7 Dead Brook Lane.
Heroux and Mujaredeen Hassan, 35, of Bronx, New York, were arrested. Heroux was charged with unlawful trafficking of schedule W drugs, and Hassan was charged with aggravated trafficking schedule W drugs, class A. Agents seized $9300 in suspected drug proceeds and 10 grams of crack cocaine.
The estimated street value of the cocaine is $2700
Carchide, Babb, Heroux, and Hassan are currently being held at the Waldo County Jail awaiting their initial appearance in court. Cooper made bail and was released.
All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
The MDEA stands committed to working with all federal, state, county, and local law enforcement partners in order to continue to identify and disrupt drug trafficking organizations who are attempting to distribute illicit drugs like fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine in the State of Maine.
If you or someone you know suffers from substance, use disorder, please call 211 or text your zip code to 898-211 for a list of resources available in your area.
If you have information about this investigation or the illegal sale of drugs in your community, you are urged to contact the Maine Drug Enforcement office closest to you or by texting MDEA to TIP411 (847411) or by calling the MDEA tip-line at 1-800-452-6457.
HANCOCK COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
The following are the public releases from the Hancock County Sheriff’s Department. Each image can be clicked on and expanded.
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