Maine State Police

It's good to know that Maine police will give us a break and aren't coming after us for expired stickers. Some things are way more important than that right now.

Did you ever wonder how Maine State Police communicated to each other on the Maine Turnpike? If you blow past an officer at 90 mph, does that officer call up the next one up the Turnpike a few miles and give a heads up? Well, check out this live Maine Turnpike scanner. It's super interesting and shows the incredible professionalism that these Maine men and women show with their job. It's worth a listen and you might hear someone you know get pulled over!

The trooper was sitting in his cruiser when it was hit yesterday during a traffic stop in Turner.

Can you help locate her?

She was last seen yesterday morning at the bus stop. Her name is Melissa Sousa. If you have any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the Waterville Police Department at 207-680-4700.

Can you help the Maine State Police and Maine Forest Rangers? They are looking for information on the two men pictured in regard to a camp break-in this past week in Washington County. From the Maine State Police Facebook page: The Maine State Police is investigating a camp break-in in T37 MD, First Machias Lake in Washington County on Aug. 8 around 7 p.m.

When it comes to state police vehicles Maine might think we're a strong seven, but the rest of the country has us at a two.

During his visit to the Alfred barracks Brett was presented with a specially made Maine State Trooper license plate with his name on it, got a complete tour of the facility and more!

In his post he goes into more detail about the event as it unfolded including his attempt to help Detective Campbell after he was struck.

Maine State Police pulled over a driver on a busy stretch of road in Auburn on Saturday for driving more than twice the speed limit.

It could soon be against the law to use any hand-held devices such as cell phones while driving.

Kudos to our heroes at the Maine State Police who had their hands full on Sunday night with a chase that started in New Hampshire and ended in Maine.

Posted this week by Genie Meagher on Facebook, check out this doozie on a Maine State Police cruisah. This has got to be a coincidence and not intentional....right?

Maine State Troopers are used to dealing with people who might by uncooperative when they are being arrested, but a pig? That's a new one.

When the State Police pulled over a vehicle Sunday night on Maine Mall Road and found crack cocaine, it quickly turned into a foot chase that troopers won.

This K9 with the Maine State Police really knows how to get the job done!