The ATF says the gun was purchased by an Outlaws leader, who is denied bail on a racketeering charge.
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Standish crash victim was mission volunteer
Palmer Maphet, 20, of Tennessee, who died on Wednesday, helped at churches around the area.
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Outlaws leader died from multiple gunshot wounds, autopsy finds
The use of gunfire in the Old Orchard Beach raid was very unusual for special response teams, a spokesman says.
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Tennesee man injured in Standish crash
A Tennessee man visiting Maine for a Baptist retreat was critically injured in a car crash in Standish. A 2010 Tacoma driven by Paula Haddow of Standish crossed the center line of Ossippee Trail East and collided head on with a 2005 Hyundai driven by Marilyn McCleeden of South Portland, according to the Cumberland County […]
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Outlaws member died of multiple gunshot wounds
State investigators are still interviewing agents and witnesses to determine what led to the use of deadly force.
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SoPo police nab driver after chase
Derek Hill, 30, has six prior license suspensions since 2000, was convicted of reckless driving in 1999 and operating after suspension in 2008.
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ATF raid leads to shootout,Maine biker’s death
Federal agents had planned to arrest the reputed Outlaws gang leader at his Old Orchard Beach home.
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Unattended suitcase destroyed at jetport
Portland Police used a remote control robot to destroy the suspicious piece of luggage.
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Identity of OOB man killed in shootoutconfirmed as Outlaw biker
The Maine Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed that the man killed this morning in the shootout with federal agents in Old Orchard Beach was Thomas Mayne of 5 Sandy Circle. There was no cause of death listed. An autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday. 3:32 p.m. Members of a federal team specializing in high-risk search warrants […]
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Reward offered for information about robberies of OxyContin
The maker of the painkiller is hoping that a $1,000 reward will shake loose some leads about robberies in Maine.