Seamus Othot is a reporter for The Maine Wire. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, crime and justice, and energy policy, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and wellness. Seamus has also been featured in Granite Grok and The Maine Wire.
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Seamus Othot's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics in Maine, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He appears to be particularly interested in issues related to immigration, crime, law enforcement, and other key topics.
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By: Seamus Othot
The Maine Marine Patrol arrested two fishermen on Thursday after they allegedly assaulted officers who were investigating the overboard drowning death of their crewmate.
The Penobscot Sheriff's Department arrested a Lee man on Friday after he was allegedly found driving with a suspended license and fleeing law enforcement.
By: Seamus Othot
The Penobscot Sheriff's Department arrested three suspects in Bradford on Saturday after allegedly discovering a variety of drugs during a traffic stop.
By: Seamus Othot
A Whiting man with a long history of criminality, including alleged sexual assault, was killed in a crash in Charlotte on Saturday while allegedly fleeing law enforcement at over 150 miles per hour after threatening bar patrons with a firearm.
By: Seamus Othot
The York County Commissioners voted narrowly on Wednesday to refuse to issue a proclamation commemorating LGBTQ Pride Month, sparking a lengthy social media response from openly gay Commissioner Justin Chenette.
The Penobscot Sheriff's Department arrested a fugitive in Hudson on Monday after he allegedly fled from a traffic stop.
By: Seamus Othot
The Lewiston Police Department arrested an 18-year-old on Monday, along with three juveniles, in connection with a string of car thefts before immediately releasing the minors. [RELATED: Suspects Throw Motor Oil at Waldo Deputy Before High-Speed Chase Related to Dispensary Break-Ins…] The 18-year-old was arrested in May in connection with another string of car thefts
By: Seamus Othot
National Democratic support for Maine's Second Congressional District (CD2) nominee Matt Dunlap remains uncertain after his upset victory over front-runner and nationally endorsed candidate State Sen. Joe Baldacci (D-Penobscot), thanks to ranked-choice voting.
By: Seamus Othot
Thrice-censured radical left-wing Bangor City Councilor Joseph Leonard went on an anti-ICE tirade during Monday's council meeting before an ordinance aimed at limiting city cooperation with immigration enforcement failed.
By: Seamus Othot
A black bear was found wandering around downtown Portland on Friday before it was eventually tranquilized and taken into custody.
