Here is the latest weekly report from Troop F of the Maine State Police, based in Houlton:

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Feb. 22 - Trooper Quint traveled to MCJA to teach motor vehicle law to the BLETP.

Feb. 24 - Trooper Darcy took part in an interview with a University of Maine student who was gathering information for a public speaking course about the application process, training, and duties of a Maine State Trooper.

Feb. 25 - Troopers Darcy and Bell responded to Bridgewater for a report of a verbal fight between a husband and wife.  Trooper Darcy interviewed both parties and learned that they were going through a divorce and was having an argument about civil matters.  Both parties were calm and the female party made arrangement to leave for the day.

Feb. 25 - Trooper Hafford responded to a male driver who was passed out behind the wheel on the Carson Road in Woodland.  The caller reported that the man had drugs and paraphernalia on his lap in the seat.  Trooper Hafford arrived with the Caribou EMS and the 35-year-old male was transported to Cary Medical Center in Caribou for treatment.  After being assessed at Cary, Trooper Hafford arrested the male for OUI drugs and aggravated H/O.  Trooper Hafford was assisted by Trooper Michaud.

Feb. 25 -Trooper Hafford, Det. Perkins and Det. Fowler gave a talk to 100 Caribou High School juniors about a homicide that the students studied that occurred in 1913 in Atlanta, Georgia.  The talk also covered Evidence Team response and techniques used to collect and investigate crime scenes today.

Feb. 26 - Troopers Marquis and Casavant were called out to a report of two intoxicated men fighting in Woodland.  The men were separated and no charges were filed.

Feb. 26 - Trooper Casavant started a theft of prescription drugs investigation at the Nursing Home in Westfield.

Feb. 27 - Trooper Sylvia was called out for an unattended death in Bridgewater.  The 86-year-old male was just released from the hospital and his death appeared to be of natural causes.

Feb. 28 - Trooper Darcy stopped a vehicle on I-95 in Ludlow and charged a 31-year-old Dyer Brook man with Operating after Suspension.

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Feb. 28 – Trooper Wing was in the County working a minimum shift and checking the local warrant and bail lists. Trooper Wing stopped at a residence in Houlton in attempt to locate a female for a bail check and while there, made contact with a male subject who had been in a vehicle in the yard and attempted to leave the vehicle quickly.  The male refused commands from Trooper Wing and grabbed Trooper Wing by the arm.  As Trooper Wing attempted to grab the male, he pulled away and attempted to run but Trooper Wing was able to catch him as he left the porch.  The male then grabbed at Trooper Wing again and tried to strike him but Trooper Wing was able to take him to the ground and place him under arrest after brief struggle.  Male later admitted to having used bath salts and a small amount of what is believed to be bath salts were found on the male.  Male was transported to ACJ charged with assault and resisting arrest.

March 1 – Trooper Levesque investigated a report of a stolen vehicle in St. Agatha.  Male subject reported the night before he had given a friend of his a ride after she had a fight with someone else.  He then agreed to let the friend take his car and she was supposed to leave at a house in Caribou for him to pick up.  When he went to get his car the following morning, he discovered the friend hadn’t stopped in Caribou and went slightly out of the way, ending up in Massachusetts.  The male was able to make contact with his friend and make arrangements for her to return with the car.

Troop F of the Maine State Police is responsible for Aroostook County and the extreme northern sections of Somerset, Piscataquis and Penobscot counties.

 

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