Raub, a former Seattle transient who was arrested in 2012, had served about two years of a 20-year sentence for killing Blanche Kimball in Augusta 40 years ago.
Maine Crime
Police, crime and courts news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Clinton police chief Johnson retires; sergeant takes over
Stanley Bell will be a part-time chief and focus on administrative work, a structural change from Johnson’s full-time role, which included patrols.
New Hampshire man arrested after leaving Starks pot festival Sunday
Thomas Daigle, of Madbury, New Hampshire, was charged with possession of hashish and marijuana and refusing to submit to arrest after he was stopped for speeding in New Sharon after attending Harry’s Hoe Down.
Two boys accused of stealing eight cars in Farmingdale
State police say charges include damage to some of the cars and to the Litchfield Fairgrounds.
Police correct ID of one suspect in Augusta Wal-Mart shooting
Reginald L. McBride, 38, of New York City, was identified through the National Crime Information Center database as having ‘a lengthy criminal history.’
Skowhegan man arrested Tuesday in connection with attempted robbery of Stony Brook Market
Joshua Johnson allegedly tried to enter the store Monday with a toy gun to get money for drugs.
Drug trafficking in Augusta brings 23-month prison term
Tymell R. Waters, of Manhattan, was sentenced Tuesday at the Capital Judicial Center.
Marshall Swan to move from prison to home confinement in Chelsea
Swan, sentenced to federal prison for falsifying tax returns, will be allowed to work while he is monitored by federal prison officials.
Augusta police closer to IDs on two suspects in Sunday shooting
Although police maintain the fight was about money, the presence of heroin that was seized highlights the increasing availability of the illegal drug, as cited in a federal report released Tuesday.
Kennebec County sheriff issues warning after Benton resident scammed for $1,000
A caller told the victim to buy $1,000 worth of iTunes gift cards and call back with the numbers to avoid arrest for nonpayment of taxes, the sheriff said.