1. Woman Somesville Dies Aurora House Fire Suspicious Bar Harbor Story
2. Woman Somesville Aurora House Fire Suspicious Bar Harbor Story.
Accident – Death – Obituary News :
MAY 28, 2024
In a tragic incident, Marie Robbins, a resident of Somesville, lost her life in a house fire in Aurora on May 20, 2024.
The Aurora Fire Department responded to the fire at 23 Old Dam Way in Great Pond in the early hours of the morning. The State Fire Marshal’s Office was called in to investigate the fatal fire, where two bodies were found. Autopsies were conducted, and the Maine State Police Major Crimes Unit North is assisting in the investigation.
Following the initial response, further investigation revealed that the deaths of Marie Robbins and Ryan Devisme, also found in the fire remains, are considered suspicious. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner positively identified the victims, and the investigation is ongoing.
Marie Robbins, a volunteer firefighter in Aurora and originally from Somesville, was mourned by the Aurora Volunteer Fire Department. The department expressed their condolences and highlighted Marie’s dedication and enthusiasm for her role.
Local Law Enforcement News in Bar Harbor and Mount Desert
Monday, May 20, 2024
Law enforcement officers in Mount Desert arrested Ashley Cappuccilli and Baker J. Olin for alleged operating under the influence. The State Fire Marshal’s Office and Maine State Police Major Crimes Unit North were involved in an investigation in Mount Desert. Multiple well-being checks and motor vehicle complaints were responded to in Bar Harbor and Mount Desert.
Kevin M. Shaughnessy was arrested for criminal trespass in Bar Harbor, and various complaints and reports were addressed by the local police departments.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024
Reports of vandalism, disputes, and ordinance violations were handled by law enforcement in Mount Desert and Bar Harbor. Officers responded to calls regarding wildlife problems, motor vehicle complaints, and parking issues.
Notable incidents included a report of a possible theft in Mount Desert and a report of phone harassment in Bar Harbor.
Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Officers in Bar Harbor responded to reports of suspicious behavior, noise complaints, and a domestic violence assault. They also assisted with motor vehicle incidents and keep-the-peace situations.
One officer responded to an unconscious person in Acadia National Park, and another investigated a report of a suspicious man at a gas station.
Thursday, May 23, 2024
Law enforcement officers in Bar Harbor addressed reports of gunshots, motor vehicle accidents, and threatening behavior. They also assisted individuals with medical issues and responded to reports of sick animals.
Reports of theft, suspicious activity, and harassment were also documented and investigated by the authorities.
Friday, May 24, 2024
Officers in Bar Harbor responded to fights, motor vehicle complaints, and illegal parking incidents. They also assisted individuals who locked themselves out of their vehicles and homes.
Reports of theft, parking problems, and noise complaints were addressed, and law enforcement officers directed traffic and responded to various disputes.
Saturday, May 25, 2024
Law enforcement officers in Bar Harbor responded to medical calls, operating under the influence arrests, and traffic complaints. They also assisted individuals in need and handled reports of theft and disruptive behavior.
Incidents included reports of vehicle collisions, illegal parking, and road rage incidents.
Sunday, May 26, 2024
Officers in Bar Harbor responded to reports of vehicle collisions, loose animals, and individuals needing assistance. They also directed traffic, assisted with locking issues, and responded to noise complaints.
Incidents included reports of wildlife problems, traffic complaints, and injured animals.
Southwest Harbor and Tremont Incidents
Monday, May 20, 2024
Officers in Southwest Harbor responded to complaints of people loitering near closed businesses and provided assistance to individuals in need.
Tuesday, May 21, 2024
Law enforcement in Southwest Harbor investigated a late report of a domestic disturbance and assisted a resident who locked themselves out of their apartment.
Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Officers in Southwest Harbor performed keep-the-peace duties at a school and responded to motor vehicle complaints and crash notifications.
Thursday, May 23, 2024
Law enforcement officers in Southwest Harbor and Tremont responded to reports of vehicle collisions and unconscious individuals, as well as fireworks complaints.
Friday, May 24, 2024
Officers in Southwest Harbor and Tremont assisted individuals who locked themselves out of vehicles and investigated reports of suspicious behavior and unconscious individuals.
Saturday, May 25, 2024
Law enforcement officers in Southwest Harbor and Tremont responded to complaints of disruptive behavior and vehicle collisions. They also assisted individuals with locking issues and investigated reports of property damage.
Sunday, May 26, 2024
Officers in Southwest Harbor and Tremont responded to reports of disruptive behavior, unconscious individuals, and noise complaints. They also provided assistance to individuals in need and directed traffic.
Maine State Police Press Releases
Maine State Police Investigate Skeletal Remains Found in Gorham
Maine State Police responded to a call regarding skeletal remains found in Gorham. The investigation is ongoing, and the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner is involved in determining the cause of death.
Fire Damages Local Fire Department
A fire at the Stacyville Fire Department resulted in damage to the building and equipment. The State Fire Marshal’s Office determined the fire to be accidental, originating from lithium-ion batteries charging on a shelf.
Maine State Police Investigate and Make Arrest in Litchfield Homicide
Maine State Police arrested Shari Allimah for the murder of Gerald Marin in Litchfield. The investigation revealed the death to be a homicide, and Allimah is currently in custody.
State Fire Marshal’s Office Investigates Chelsea Fire
The State Fire Marshal’s Office investigated a fire at New England Rent to Own in Chelsea, which was deemed accidental. The fire originated in an area storing lithium batteries.
Hancock County Sheriff’s Department Updates
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