Crime

Police in Maine were in hot pursuit of the rider of this sweet ride over the weekend. It all started with a traffic stop by State Trooper Tyler Nadeau on Route 202 in Greene. The trooper had tried to stop some bikers who were driving aggressively. During the stop, Trooper Nadeau noticed that one of the bikes did not have a registration plate. That's when the rider, Devin Jeselskis of Lewiston. allegedly took off at high speed.

Standing in a large circle wearing purple masks and holding candles Rhonda Pattelena was remembered at the place she called "Tranquil."

Callers to police reported seeing a man dragging a woman behind some rocks after she had been struck, according to an affidavit.

Rhonda Pattelena was a single mother of three boys age 17, 14 and 2, according to a GoFundMe page.

OK, amateur detectives, we need your help again in ID'ing an individual. This one is a real challenge. The mask is on. The photo is grainy. But the Auburn Police Department needs to find this person and we know someone out there can help! Maine is one big small town after all!

You all have done a great job of late, helping police identify people in Rochester two weeks ago and in Westbrook last week. Let's see if we can't help out the Auburn PD this week

Westbrook Police need your help in an ongoing credit card investigation. Our heroes at the WPD posted this picture today. Can you help them? It looks like they are entering the Market Basket at Rock Row.

A thief daringly cuts out a Maine inspection sticker from a vehicle while it's parked in the driveway of a homeowner in Gardiner

The Lewiston PD is asking for help from the public after a suspect sets a porta-potty on fire at a bakery outlet on Election Day

Significant damage to an apartment complex grounds in Orono was caught on video over the weekend. Take a look.

Multiple dealerships in southern Maine are hit by a bizarre crime, inspections stickers directly cut out of car windshields on the lot

Popular Portland beer bar Novare Res was broken into early Monday morning with several items stolen.

A heartbroken Brunswick resident is searching for a 150lb concrete elephant that was stolen from her front porch last Wednesday

"We've had some Motor Vehicle Burglaries occurring during the overnight hours with unlocked vehicles. Cash, credit cards, and jewelry have been stolen. PLEASE LOCK YOUR VEHICLES. Most thieves will not go through the effort of breaking into locked cars unless they see something of potential value, like a purse, wallet, or electronics for example. These are crimes of opportunity, don't make it easy for thieves to steal from you"

If you know or see these two, help Auburn Police Department out!

Somebody in Falmouth, MA apparently wanted to bring back the old wife's tale about razor blades in caramel apples on Halloween a little early this year.