Car Hits Pole On coles hill road wells maine
Car Crash
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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.
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Luck a car wasn't passing by
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 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
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