Judge frees all 6 defendants in Maine’s 1st federal health care fraud case since 2019
The arrests came after months of President Donald Trump’s administration casting the state as a haven for Medicaid fraud.
ICE detained a Maine immigrant’s wife, then let him trade places
More than anywhere else in New England, lawyers say Maine has stood out for federal agents tracking down one category of law-abiding immigrants at homes and jobs.
Maine sheriff’s election rival among 3 deputies alleging illegal retaliation
“It sounds to me like a political hit job by my opponent six weeks before the election,” Oxford County Sheriff Christopher Wainwright said.
State troopers deny wrongdoing in lawsuit over violent southern Maine arrest
Justin Savage of Limerick sued three state troopers last September over the force they used arresting him in his driveway one night in March 2024.
ICE agent who killed Biddeford man left a trail of disputed arrests
The BDN reviewed records from four of David Brouillette’s past arrests to better understand his conduct during his first months on the job.
Maine state trooper was suspended for punching handcuffed woman in the face
The Maine State Police sustained an excessive force complaint for the first time in a decade three months after a Maine Monitor/Bangor Daily News investigation called its practices into question.
Feds drop Maine gun case after judge questions years of secret surveillance
Police used a camera at a neighboring home to watch Willie Banks for three years before arresting him in connection with a shooting.