Augusta police failed to identify themselves until last seconds in 2019 shooting of man

February 11, 2023February 11, 2023 DailyMainer.com 0 Comments courts, crime

The Maine Deadly Force Review Panel, created the same year as the Augusta incident, recommends officers identify themselves as police officers loudly when knocking at someone’s door.Read More

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