Maine law enforcement

The event is a great way for Maine's law enforcement community to raise funds and awareness for Special Olympics Maine.

Maine State Police released a statement in response to a recent series in two state newspapers about discipline in the State's largest agency.

The Maine Department of Public Safety said in a statement Monday that it’s taking the FBI warning “extremely seriously.”

Det. Benjamin Campbell died Wednesday morning in an accident on I-95 in Hampden.

We're so thankful for people that try to raise money and awareness for those who have special needs in their life. Our law enforcement officers are stepping up to the plate.

According to WGME.com, Maine Law Enforcement will be in full effect now through June 4th, looking for seatbelt violations.  The Maine Bureau of Highway Safety has ponied up the extra coin to pay for the overtime of extra patrols. The campaign is cleverly called, "Click It or Ticket" and it emphasizes using your seat belt and children's car seats, as required by law...

Maine law enforcement will start a two-week campaign Monday, May 22 to beef up enforcement of Maine’s seat belt laws. The campaign is called Click It or Ticket.

Maine police are showing solidarity with law enforcement officers in Dallas by promoting an image of Texas with a blue stripe — the "thin blue line" — on social media.