Maybe they should have invested in a GPS before getting anywhere near an international border with $20,000 worth of heroin.
That's correct, a simple wrong turn near the Maine/Canada border led to the arrest of two men from out of state on heroin charges by the US Customs and Border Patrol and the Maine DEA on March 6 at the crossing near Houlton.
Gov. Paul LePage yesterday (Jan. 19) signed a $3.7 million bill unanimously endorsed by lawmakers. The drug bill is in response to the growing number of overdoses and also the increase in demand for addiction treatment services in the state.
Dustin Woodworth is 30-years-old and, apparently, feels he's entitled to other people's stuff to help feed his drug habit. He's been indicted on 19 charges related to burglaries in Augusta, Chelsea and West Gardiner.
According to reports, it's another sad story about drugs taking a life. A man was found dead in the Burger King bathroom on Lisbon St. Lewiston due to an apparent drug overdose.
On Friday, January 16, 14 people were arrested on drug charges in Lewiston-Auburn. Yesterday (Monday), another 10 were swept up in L/A by local police and Feds.
It’s a Thursday, so why not a ‘Throwback Thursday’ story. I’m running out of them, but I wanted to do this one where it has some relevance today. Maybe I was naive, maybe it was safer 20 years ago to be a weekly resident at an inexpensive motel? Here are my thoughts if you read on.
Is it legal to do a random drug search in a high school? I'm not a lawyer, but I am a parent of an Edward Little student, and Edward Little High School is beginning random drug searches using a K9.