Friday, December 13, 2013

Police Continue Hunt For Suspect In Deadly Biddeford Shooting

Police Continue Hunt For Suspect In Deadly Biddeford Shooting

BIDDEFORD (WGME) – 47-year-old Charles Raybine was found shot to death in a car early Tuesday morning, and his killer is still on the loose.

There are still more questions than answers in the shooting death of Charles Raybine. We don't know why he was in a rental car with Mass. plates, and state police are telling us there's no new information.

News 13 is learning new details about the man shot and killed in the parking lot of an apartment building near downtown Biddeford, a man who more than one police officer here in York County told me was a bad guy.

Charles Raybine had an extensive criminal past, a record that included aggravated assault, assault, theft, and several drug trafficking charges dating back to 2003. That's the same year he was shot four times and survived by a man who told police Raybine had come to his house to collect a debt.

Now, just hours after someone shot and killed Raybine in Biddeford, state and local police surrounded this home at 42 east grand in old orchard beach. We spoke with a next door neighbor who did not want to be identified. He told us three people who had only been living there a month surrendered at gunpoint.

We tried to find out what this was all about, and if the people arrested had anything to do with the murder in Biddeford. Old Orchard Beach Police referred us to the State Police, and State Police spokesman Steve McCausland told us he had no information about those arrests.

As far as the search for Charles Raybine's killer, McCausland says there are no new developments. And there is no description of possible suspects or the car that witnesses heard peeling out of this parking lot seconds after shots were fired.

Words from Loved ones- didnt want to offend anyone

I kept names out R.I.P wish we all knew you, I found this on the news thought Id share peoples thoughts out of respect....

the media breeds hatred, lets find a murder not down the dead, no one is amuned for something happind in there family, what ever charlie has done in the past didn't warrent his death, some of us fall get back up and maybe fall again, has any one said how charlie got clean and sober in between these years, how he sponsered people in AA, HE HELPED MY BROTHER JOHN MANY OF TIME , BRINGING HIM TO MEETINGS, TALKING TO HIM ON THE PHONE TO TRY TO HELP HIM BEAT HIS ADICTION, JUST RIDING AROUND WITH HIM, HELPING PEOPLE WITH MONEY WHEN HE KNEW THEY WERE DOWN AND OUT AND NEEDED A HAND UP NOT A HAND OUT. THAT's THE CHARLIE I KNOW. WE ALL HAVE DEMONS WE HAVE FOUGHT OR ARE STILL FIGHTING, ITS NOT US TO JUDGE ITS GOD AND IF YOU DOn't BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE SADLEY MISTAKEN. SO LETS NOT BREED HATE WHEN THERE FAMILY NEEDS A WHOLE LOT OF LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING.

believe me, if someone was to tell me that one day I'd be defending Charlie Rabine I'd say you were nuts. But upon reading some of the positive things he had done with his life to help others I must say that I'm surprised and impressed and it does show that anyone can change. So, before anyone says another negative thing about him, please think about his family 1st. Nobody is perfect- including your's truly. Just think about his family.

Charlie Raybine was a great man and friend who lost his life for no reason. He helped me and saved my life, I would be dead if he was not there. Leave his past out of it. He has helped so many people, can you say the same.

Reply · 5 · Like · Follow Post · March 27 at 11:09pm

Sorry for your lose Candice.......my sympathies to all of his family

Regardless if he was good or bad, at the end of the day someone lost their child.

Thursday, December 12, 2013

Car Crash in wells-pics-news updates on bath boy cry's wolf about being abducted

Dr.Oz show - little from every where real facts about heart attacks

Car Hits Pole On coles hill road wells maine
Car Crash

Caleb Heyland

Car Hits Pole On coles hill road wells maine

Power Pole down!!
Early morning on Thursday in Maine while the temperatures were negative and the wind chill was -15. A Power pole in the Stroudwater Neighborhood in Portland had it's Safety Wire snap in the cold. Local residents witnesses power come and go as the wires stretched to the point of breaking the pole in half under the weight of the wires above. Power was only out for a few hours thought a crew still has to install a new pole. The pole that broke is directly across from Stroudwater Falls, Portlands Most Historic Falls.

Read more: http://www.wmtw.com/news/police-man-in-minivan-tries-to-abduct-bath-child/-/22922014/23436702/-/bjcw3iz/-/index.html#ixzz2nK0aRTmN

Luck a car wasn't passing by

BATH, Maine —Police in Bath are investigating the attempted abduction of a 12-year-old boy.

Police said the boy told them that at about 3 p.m. Wednesday a man in a minivan approached him near the 500 block of Middle Street.

The boy said the man reached out of the minivan, grabbed him and tried to pull him into the minivan.

Police said the boy fought back and was able to free himself from the man's grasp.

Police said the boy ran back to his home.

According to investigators, the boy described the man as about 40 years old, bald, 5 feet 9 inches tall with a long beard. He was wearing ripped jeans and a gray shirt.

Police said the minivan was grayish green and had a small antenna on the roof.

The make and model of the minivan are unknown, but the boy said it was a newer model minivan.

Ed Doyle, a neighbor who lives in the area, said he is concerned because his seven year old grandson gets off the bus in the same area.

Doyle said he and his grandson's father always wait for the child at the bus stop, but the whole neighborhood is keeping an eye out for the man.

UPDATE: Boy cry's wolf

Bath police say attempted abduction a hoax

Boy admitted making story up to police

BATH, Maine —Bath police say a 12-year-old boy made up a story about a man trying to abduct him on Wednesday

Police initially said the boy told them a man in a minivan approached him on Middle Street, grabbed his arm and tried to pull him into the minivan.

Thursday afternoon, police said the report was a hoax.

Police said after conducting an extensive investigation and talking to the 12-year-old, the boy admitted the story was made up.

Police said at this point the boy has not been charged with a crime, but investigators continue to talk with him and his family.

Note to Family's
I think we should all pay attention to our kids on how there treating others, for there's a reason why kids bring guns to school, reasons for crying wolf, reasons for all of it, don't let your kid be a bully

SCHOOL SHOOTING -Newton school shooting with UPDATES

The 911 calls from the Newtown school shooting were

released today and at least one of the calls is punctuated by

gunfire in the background..

While one of the callers was clearly distraught, others -- including one woman who was shot in the foot -- were remarkably calm while talking to police dispatchers as the shooting continued.

See photos released in the Sandy Hook investigation report

The gunman, 20-year-old Adam Lanza, opened fire on Sandy Hook Elementary School almost a year ago, on Dec. 14, 2012. He killed 20 students and six staff members before turning the gun on himself. He had shot and killed his mother earlier that morning.

A Connecticut judge ruled last week that the 911 calls must be made public because there is a "clear public interest" in the recordings.

Victims' family members and the prosecutor had been opposed to making the calls public.

Below is a partial transcript of the calls:

One of the first calls received by 911 dispatchers was a woman who was panting and on the verge of tears.
"Sandy Hook School. I think there's somebody shooting in here, Sandy Hook School," she said.

The woman said she believed someone was shooting in the school "Because somebody saw a gun…I saw a glimpse of somebody. They're running down the hallway…They're still shooting. Sandy Hook School, please."
A female teacher told the dispatcher it sounded like there were gunshots in the hallway. She was in her classroom with all of her students.
"The door is not locked yet," she said. "I have to go lock the door."

"Keep everybody clam," the dispatcher instructed. "Keep everybody down. Get everybody away from the windows."

The teacher said her classroom was on the left after walking in the front entrance.
A man who identified himself as Rick and is believed to be school custodian Rick Thorne is heard on the calls several times.
"I believe there's shooting at the front glass," he said. "Something is going on."

The man said he was down the corridor and the dispatcher told him to take cover.

"The front glass is all shot out. It kept going on...it's still happening," he said. "Everything's locked up, as far as I know."

When asked if he could hear anything, the man said, "I keep hearing shooting. I keep hearing popping."

After a break, Rick continues speaking with the dispatcher.

"Something's happening," he said. "Now it's silent."

At one point, the custodian said, "All doors are locked, kids are in classrooms."

"There's still shooting going on. Please," he said.
A woman called police to say she was shot in the foot.
The woman calmly told the dispatcher she was in room number one facing the playground. "My classroom door is not locked," she added.

"There are two other adults in the room with me," she said. "They're over on the other side of the bookshelf." She also said there were children in the room.

When asked if she was okay, the woman said, "For now, hopefully."

Powerball winner in bath Maine

The drawing was held on Wednesday. The winning ticket was sold at the Leeman Highway Clipper Mart in Bath, which will get a $20,000 bonus from the Maine State Lottery.

"It's just the whole thought of it being so close to Christmas and probably somebody local, and the odds of a million-dollar Powerball winner is pretty awesome all on its own," store managerTeresa Thayer said.

The Clipper Mart is one of 1,200 locations in Maine that sells Powerball tickets.

Wednesday 12/11/2013

Wow how lucky, I am happy for someone out there, I wish a friend of mine got it so maybe I could BORROW some so I
could start a business back up and give many jobs and support my family, having no oil is COLD in Maine

Congrats winner!!