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Charges dismissed against man accused of assault at Wiscasset summer camp

Lincoln County District Attorney Natasha Irving dismissed five counts of assault against 22-year-old Carlos Missione, who was immediately fired by Camp Chewonki after allegedly attacking two co-workers on June 24.

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Belfast stabbing suspect pleads not guilty to attacking homeless man

A Massachusetts woman is one of two people charged with attempted murder in the stabbing on a 45-year-old homeless man in Belfast.

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Camp Chewonki examines hiring practices after employee charged with assaulting colleagues

Wiscasset police arrested 22-year-old Carlos Missioni at Camp Chewonki on June 24 after he allegedly assaulted two co-workers in their co-ed cabin.

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Maine Police Stop a Drunk Wrong Way Driver Going 78 MPH on I-95

Maine State Police forced an intoxicated driver to stop as he traveled at 78 miles per hour heading the wrong-way on the interstate.

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Maine Police Stop a Drunk Wrong Way Driver Going 78 MPH on I-295

Maine State Police forced an intoxicated driver to stop as he traveled at 78 miles per hour heading the wrong-way on the interstate.

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