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Michael Canfield

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Knox County court news: Upcoming court hearings scheduled for manslaughter in fatal school bus incident, plow truck assault at a public protest

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By Please Wait.., Michael Canfield
| Penobscot Bay Pilot
ROCKLAND — The following comprises recent court activity in Knox County with the upcoming court dates for dispositional conference hearings in two ongoing cases including a former bus driver accused of manslaughter and a man arrested for allegedly driving his plow truck in a reckless manner too close to protestors.
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Two Midcoast towns part ways on law enforcement: Camden goes with county sheriff as interim police chief; Rockport appoints former Rockland officer as new PD leader

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By Veritasiasis VoR, Michael Canfield
| Penobscot Bay Pilot
CAMDEN and ROCKPORT — Since 2016, Camden and Rockport had one police chief and the departments were informally integrated in their town responses, when necessary. Now, Camden is to consider appointing the Knox County Sheriff as interim police chief, while Rockport said early last week that it was appointing Lt. Chris Young as its new police chief. The separation emerged after current Police Chief Randy Gagne (due to retire his post Feb. 19) said Jan.
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Knox County Grand Jury indictments: Kidnapping, domestic violence assaults, drug trafficking

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By Howard Roark, Michael Canfield
| Penobscot Bay Pilot
ROCKLAND — The following indictments were recently handed up by a Knox County grand jury on Feb. 6. An indictment does not indicate guilt. Timothy Alan Barclift, 51, of Warren, aggravated trafficking in cocaine, three counts, on Dec. 3, 2025, possession of a firearm by a prohibited person (a felon) on Dec. 3, 2025; violation of a condition of release and criminal forfeiture, two counts. (firearms). Roxanne R.
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