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Lincoln County Sheriff s Office: Three arrests
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Dear Editor,
Sheriff Brackett’s opposition to Jeffrey Evangelos’s bill to end qualified immunity for police officers in Maine will put him in the wrong side of history. His opposition is in direct contrast with his duty to serve and protect the public; and makes it clear that he would rather ensure that his employees are not held accountable for their actions at the expense of the safety of the citizens of Maine.
Those of us who have been mistreated by police officers currently have no recourse to hold the officers accountable. Every police shooting in Maine has been deemed justified by the Attorney General’s office, and any complaint filed with the police suffers the same fate that there was no misconduct.
BILL PEARSON Thu, 03/04/2021 - 8:30am
Communications Director Tom Nelson submitted his resignation during Lincoln County commissioners’ March 2 meeting. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
After 2.5 years in the job, Lincoln County Communications Director Tom Nelson is leaving his post. Nelson submitted his resignation to county commissioners March 2 during the bi-monthly meeting. Nelson told commissioners his decision was “difficult” and made due to personal issues. “For several reasons, I’ve made this decision which I prefer not to get into,” he said. “I’ve accepted a job with Maine Health which is more in line with my experience.”
Nelson’s final day is March 19. Nelson lauded his co-workers, county administration and municipal and county public safety employees for their dedicated service. “It was a hard decision and I’ve put my heart into this position,” he said. “I’m grateful to you (commissioners) and Carrie (County Administrator Kip