Wednesday's police blotter
The Fairfield Police Department reported the following activity May 9:
Attorney General William Schneider says Warden Jeremy Judd shot Eric Richard after Richard pointed a handgun at Judd and others on Nov. 10 in Rumford.
The Kennebec County Sheriff's Office reported the following activity May 9:
Since a 2008 collision and oil spill near New Orleans involving an improperly licensed towboat captain, the Coast Guard has begun inspecting work boats across the nation.
The Oakland Police Department reported the following activity May 9:
The Augusta Civic Center says that the bill will be $300 or less for overtime for workers who stayed to the end on Sunday.
Proposed guidelines ask manufacturers to design scanners with lower doses for smaller patients.
Federal government will use $4M for SNAP program in 4,000 outlets.
Authorities hopeful that sisters, ages 12 and 8, remain alive.
