The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to 209 calls for service for the period of April 7 to April 14. Year to date, LCSO has responded to 3,482 calls for service.

Arrests

Robert A. Breton, 31, of Whitefield was arrested April 8 on a Kennebec County warrant for Eluding an Officer; Aggravated Criminal Mischief; Reckless Conduct and Operating while License is Suspended or Revoked- OUI, on Main Street, Whitefield, by Deputy Kasey Doyle.

Cameron S. Brown, 25, of Brunswick was arrested April 11 for Criminal Trespass and Theft by Unauthorized Use of Property, on Town Hall Road, Edgecomb, by Sgt. Scott Hayden.

Cameron S. Brown, 25, of Brunswick was arrested April 11 for Criminal Trespass; Violating Conditions of Release and Refusing to Submit to Arrest or Detention, on Town Hall Road, Edgecomb, by Sgt. Scott Hayden, who was assisted by Deputy Samuel Alexander.

Accidents

On April 8, an accident occurred on Route 1 in Newcastle involving Devin M. Domeyer, 30, of Southport Island and Jessica A. Berk, 41, of Bath. Ms. Berk was stopped in traffic at the yield, in an attempt to enter Route 1 southbound, in her 2021 Subaru Crosstrek. Ms. Domeyer was traveling behind Berk in her 2015 Toyota Prius, when she struck Berk at the yield before Berk had an opportunity to re-enter Route 1. Deputy Mark Fortin was the investigating officer.

On April 9, an accident occurred on Sheepscot Road in Newcastle involving Robert L. Soule, 40, of Wiscasset and Joseph Crooker, 16, of Bristol. Mr. Soule was operating his 2007 Toyota Corolla northbound on Sheepscot Road. Mr. Crooker, who was operating his 2017 Ford Escape, was in a parking lot and attempted to enter traffic in the southbound lane, but stated he did not see Soule’s vehicle until it was too late. Soule attempted to swerve left across the center line to avoid Crooker’s vehicle, however Crooker struck the front passenger corner of his vehicle, sustaining damage to the front bumper. Crooker’s vehicle sustained significant damage to the front passenger corner. Deputy Brandon Maciuba was the investigating officer.

On April 10, an accident occurred on Gardiner Road in Dresden involving Colleen L. Pilsbury, 63, of Pittston. Ms. Pilsbury was operating her 2020 Nissan Murano southbound, when a dog ran out in the road in front of her vehicle. Pilsbury was unable to stop and struck the dog. The dog suffered minor injuries, but ran back home. Pilsbury’s vehicle sustained minor damage and was driven from the scene. The dog was treated at the veterinarian’s and released. Deputy Nathaniel Aronson was the investigating officer.