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    In exchange for his resignation, Franklin County agreed not to tell future employers or state regulators about former correction officer Casey Boulay’s misconduct. Illustration by Natalie Williams / BDN.
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    PART OF: Lawmen Off Limits

    A Secret Settlement Hid an Officer’s Misconduct. Outside Maine, It Would Have Been Different.

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    Erin Rhoda
    Grantee
    December 9, 2020
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    Unlike in other states and professions, Maine law largely does not give the academy power to punish officers for misconduct that is not a potential criminal offense. Illustration by Natalie Williams / BDN. United States, undated.
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    PART OF: Lawmen Off Limits

    The Sheriff Fired Him. Then the Police Chief Fired Him. Each Time He Kept His License as a Cop.

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    Callie Ferguson
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    December 8, 2020
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    Maine is one of only a few states where law enforcement discipline records are public. But that doesn’t always result in transparency. Illustration by Natalie Williams / Bangor Daily News.
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    PART OF: Lawmen Off Limits

    In Trove of Officer Misconduct Records, Maine Sheriffs Hide the Worst Offenses

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    Josh Keefe
    Grantee
    December 2, 2020
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    Sheriff’s offices in Maine too often provide little to no information about some of their officers’ worst offenses on the job. Illustration by Natalie Williams / BDN.
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    PART OF: Lawmen Off Limits

    A Searchable Database of 5 Years of Punishments for County Officers in Maine

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    December 2, 2020
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    A deputy with the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office takes a phone call outside the scene of an investigation in Boothbay Harbor in this 2015 file photo. Image by Ashley L. Conti/BDN. United States, 2015.
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    PART OF: Lawmen Off Limits

    The Maine Sheriffs That Destroy Discipline Records

    December 2, 2020
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    This graphic illustration of former Oxford County Sheriff Wayne Gallant uses a selfie he sent to a member of the community while in his office. Gallant resigned in December 2017, after 11 years as sheriff, but there was never a public reckoning of what happened under his management and the aftermath when he left. Illustration by Coralie Cross/BDN.
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    PART OF: Lawmen Off Limits

    A Maine Sheriff Resigned After Sexting His Officers. The Full Story Is Even Darker.

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    November 30, 2020
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