Bangor police seek Gold Star Cleaners robbery suspect

Submitted by Around Town Web... on Friday, January 15th, 2:03 pm

BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Bangor police are searching for a man they say robbed Gold Stars Cleaners back on Wednesday January 12.

Police say the man is 5 foot 8 inches tall, Caucasian with a medium build. He is approximately 50 or more years old and his skin appeared to be "weathered." He had no glasses and no visible tattoos in the photos police provided. Police say at the time the suspect was wearing a dark outer jacket with a dark (possibly) black hoodie underneath with blue jeans and a black, knit hat.

If you know this man, have heard talk of this robbery, have seen this man walking in that area (Third and Union Street in Bangor) or if you have any information, you are urged to contact Bangor police.

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Police investigating rumored threat to Bangor High School

Submitted by Around Town Web... on Monday, January 11th, 8:50 pm

Police check out threat rumor at Bangor High School [video : 78654386]

BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Bangor School Department and the Bangor Police Department became aware of limited and fragmented information regarding a rumored threat to the Bangor High School.

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Mainer accused of fatal cyanide mailing back in court

Submitted by Around Town Web... on Tuesday, January 5th, 8:10 am

BANGOR, Maine (AP) -- A Maine man accused of mailing cyanide to an Englishman is due in court to face new charges.

Investigators say Sidney Kilmartin of Windham advertised and mailed a substance he claimed was cyanide to several suicidal people. The substance was actually Epsom salt.

But they say he mailed the real thing to Andrew Denton of Hull, England, to keep him from telling investigators about his moneymaking scheme. Denton used the cyanide to take his life.

Kilmartin, who was due in federal court Tuesday, was originally indicted on charges of mailing injurious articles resulting in death. A grand jury last month returned indictments on new charges of witness tampering and witness retaliation.

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Man that kept police at bay for 68 days enters not guilty plea

Submitted by Around Town Web... on Monday, December 28th, 10:43 pm

DOVER-FOXCROFT, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The accused murderer that kept police at bay for 68 days appeared in court Monday morning to enter a plea.

Robert Burton is charged with murdering his ex-girlfriend and leading state police on the longest manhunt in Maine history entered a not guilty plea.

Burton pleaded not guilty to killing his ex-girlfriend Stephanie Ginn Gebo in Parkman this past June.

Burton also pleaded not guilty to possessing a firearm even though he's a convicted felon.

Both Gebo and Burton's fathers were in the courtroom during his arraignment.

After the arraignment, a State Police detective brought Burton's defense attorney and state prosecutors through the house where Gebo was found dead.

Neither Burton's defense nor state prosecutors commented on today's proceedings.

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Bristol man charged with embezzling over $150,000

Submitted by Around Town Web... on Tuesday, December 22nd, 10:21 pm

BRISTOL, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Police said a Bristol man has been charged with allegedly embezzling funds from two different companies.

51-year-old Joseph Corson was arrested by the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department and charged with class B theft.

Officials said Corson was the target of an investigation after the owner of two companies in Bristol notices $150,000 missing from the books. Corson has been the bookkeeper for both deal Septic and McPhee Enterprises since 2001.

Police said they believe Corson embezzled the funds over a 10-year-period by regularly overpaying and making many unauthorized purchases with company funds.

Corson was arrested and later released on $25,000 bail.

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Woman arrested near scene of fatal Bangor shooting

Submitted by Around Town Web... on Saturday, December 5th, 12:21 am

BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Bangor police have arrested a woman who was at the scene of Tuesday night's officer-involved shooting in Bangor.

Police said Kayla Massicotte was arrested on warrant, bail violation, and possession of heroin.

Police confirm the suspect in the incident has died.

Witnesses tell NEWS CENTER that police had a vehicle pulled over when a man exited the car and ran away towards some woods. Witnesses then say they heard what they believe to be gunfire.

"He walked up with the cop, leaned against the hood, and he looked really sketchy because, all I did was see him look back twice of his shoulder and then out, not a second later, he darted through the woods. I'd say about 30 seconds later, I heard about 12 gunshots," said Ryan Wylie, who witnessed the incident.

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Police identify suspect, officer involved in fatal Bangor shooting

Submitted by Around Town Web... on Thursday, December 3rd, 6:02 pm

UPDATE: Bangor Police Chief Mark Hathaway released additional details about Monday's officer-involved shooting.

Hathaway said the investigation confirmed Joshua Jozefowicz was in possession of a loaded firearm and that during the foot chase, he discharged the weapon.

Hathaway said autopsy on Jozefowicz was completed and that the examination indicated he died of multiple gunshot wounds.

Officials said the Attorney General's Office continues to investigate the case.

BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Bangor Police Department have identified the man killed in Tuesday night's officer-involved shooting that happened at 1105 Hammond Street in Bangor.

Police say 23-year-old Joshua Jozefowicz, of Hancock County was the suspect killed in Tuesday's shooting.

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