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Brent Ouellette, formerly of Lewiston, was sentenced in Portland federal court for cyberstalking offenses that included posting explicit content without consent and impersonation. He received an 18-month prison term and supervised release.
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Joseph Ebner from Presque Isle pleaded guilty in Bangor federal court to distributing and possessing child sexual abuse material on Apr. 17. The case involved online communication with an undercover agent posing as a child's parent. Authorities emphasize continued efforts against such crimes through collaborations led by the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Read more →New Sweden man pleads guilty to child sexual abuse material charges in Bangor court
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Dustin Davenport from New Sweden pleaded guilty in Bangor court to charges involving child sexual abuse material. Law enforcement agencies conducted an investigation leading to his arrest following evidence found on his devices. The case forms part of broader national efforts against online exploitation.
Read more →Guatemalan national pleads guilty to illegal reentry in Maine federal court
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Elmer Enrique Ramirez-Ardon pleaded guilty in Portland federal court for illegally reentering after prior deportation. He faces up to two years in prison following an investigation by U.S. Border Patrol under Operation Take Back America.
Read more →Honduran man sentenced in Maine for illegal reentry after prior removal
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Marlon Rene Avila-Cruz, a Honduran national, was sentenced in Bangor for illegally reentering the U.S. The case is part of Operation Take Back America targeting illegal immigration and related crimes.
Read more →Kennebunkport man sentenced to 20 years for possessing child sexual abuse materials
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A Kennebunkport man has been sentenced to two decades in prison for possessing child sexual abuse materials after pleading guilty last year. The case highlights ongoing efforts by federal authorities against online exploitation as well as resources available for reporting such crimes.
Read more →Kennebunkport man sentenced to 20 years for possessing child sexual abuse materials
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Kevin Rockwell of Kennebunkport was sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to possessing child sexual abuse materials. The case involved evidence recovered from his home and includes restitution payments to victims.
Read more →Bowdoinham man sentenced to two years for illegal firearm possession
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A Bowdoinham man has been sentenced in federal court for illegal firearm possession after a prior felony conviction. Rodney Skipper will serve two years in prison following an incident involving multiple handguns found during a police response at Walmart.
Read more →U.S. Attorney’s Office for Maine marks Sexual Assault Awareness Month and announces grants
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The U.S. Attorney's Office for Maine is observing Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April alongside national partners. Over $9 million in grants will go toward victim services across several organizations in Maine.
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