07/24/2008
from the Kennebec Journal
Local Republicans still thrilled by Palin speech day later
McCain takes charge
Fired official pleads guilty
Riverview has interim chief
BRIEFS
Arrests dent county's 'serious opiate addiction'
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WEEK 1 CAPSULES
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NORRIDGEWOCK School 'without the sense of bigness'
WELD Man facing sex charges
MADISON Officials explain embezzlement sentencing
Journalist to speak at Colby
A 779-mph ride of a lifetime
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A federal judge has adopted a finding of a magistrate judge which says that Pittsfield police did nothing wrong when they arrested a suspected drug dealer three years ago.
U.S. District Judge John Woodcock Jr., in a recent decision, granted a defense motion for a summary judgment in a lawsuit filed by Ricky Wilcox, who was arrested in February 2005 and charged with aggravated drug trafficking.
Magistrate Justice Margaret J. Kravchuk had recommended the finding in a decision issued April 30.
Wilcox claimed in his lawsuit that police illegally searched his home, caused injury through improper use of handcuffs and excessive force and defamed his character in a story in the Bangor Daily News.
Wilcox had sued reserve Police Officer Jason Emery, Pittsfield Police Chief Steven Emery (no relation) and the Town of Pittsfield.




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