Piscataquis County Sheriff's Office

10/19/2026

P.C.S.O. Arrest & Criminal Summons Log

8/18/2026 – 10/1/2026

Arrests & Criminal Summons:

ALL PEOPLE LISTED AS ARRESTED OR SUMMONSED ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW

Sean Glynn, 38yo, Wellington; violating conditions of release

Corbin Cyr, 23yo, Brownville; charge: criminal mischief

Edward Hanson, 32yo, Guilford; charge: theft

Jacob Conley, 27yo, Brownville; charge: warrant arrest

Gabriel Libera, 36yo, Guilford; charge: operating m/v without a license

Paul Ryerson, 36yo, Guilford; charge: attaching false plates

Julia Goldsmith, 18yo, Dexter; charge: disorderly conduct

Robert Rutty, 66yo, Springfield; charge: OUI

Bryce Celino, 33yo, Bangor; charge: warrant arrest

Felicia Boutilier, 35yo, Sangerville; charge: unlawful possession of schedule w drug

Jessica Dyer, 42yo, Glenburn; charge: warrant arrest

James Delong, 36yo, Parkman; charge: warrant arrest

Gene Turner, 23yo, Carmel; charge: operating m/v after revocation

Jamison Watt, 53yo, Sangerville; charge: disorderly conduct

Ryan Violette, 39yo, Abbot; charge: warrant arrest

Elizabeth Baillargeon, 35yo, Parkman; charge: operating m/v after suspension

09/30/2026

Fatal Motor Vehicle Accident: UPDATE

Driver identified as Tracy Bonney-Corson, 61, of Parkman.

On September 29th, 2026 at approximately 11:20 pm the Piscataquis County Sheriff’s Office Communications Center received a crash notification that plotted on the Crow Hill Rd in Parkman. A deputy along with Guilford Fire and Mayo Ambulance were dispatched to the area. Upon checking the area, the deputy discovered a vehicle gone off the road and crashed into a telephone pole. The deputy started searching for the operator and found the female operator had been ejected from the vehicle. The operator was pronounced deceased at the scene. The cause of the accident is under investigation.

09/05/2026

If you have any information please contact Dover-Foxcroft Police Department

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEAs) are emergency information for your area, sent directly to your phone by government officials, which include National Weather Service warnings for destructive wind and hail, tornadoes, hurricanes, and flash floods.

Keep your WEAs enabled! Look under the settings menu for notifications or safety options, locate the government or emergency alert section, and toggle the switches ON for emergency and public safety alerts. 🚨

08/24/2026

Text 9-1-1: When You Can't Talk, You Can Still Get Help

Piscataquis County Sheriff’s Office reminds residents that Text-to-9-1-1 is available throughout Maine for emergencies when making a voice call isn't possible.

Many people communicate by text every day. But many don't realize that in a real emergency, texting 9-1-1 is also an option when calling isn't safe or possible.

Piscataquis County Sheriff’s Office is encouraging residents to learn when and how to use Maine's Text-to-9-1-1 service.

A voice call is still the fastest and most effective way to reach emergency services. However, if you are in a situation where speaking could put you in danger, you're unable to speak, or you have a hearing or speech disability, sending a text to 9-1-1 can connect you with a trained emergency communications specialist who can get help on the way.

When should you text 9-1-1?

Use Text-to-9-1-1 only if:
• You cannot safely speak because someone nearby could hear you.
• You are unable to speak because of an injury or medical emergency.
• You are Deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability.
• A voice call simply isn't possible.

If you can safely make a voice call, call 9-1-1 instead. Voice calls allow dispatchers to gather information more quickly and help responders reach you faster.

How to text 9-1-1
1. Open your messaging app.
2. Enter 911 in the "To" field.
3. Start your first message with your location.
4. Briefly describe what's happening.
5. Answer the dispatcher's questions and follow their instructions.

A few important reminders

• Always include your location first. Your exact location may not automatically appear with a text.
• Don't send photos, videos, GIFs, or emojis
• Don't use group messages.
• Never text and drive. Pull over safely if possible.
• If you can call, call. Texting is the next best option, not the first.

Know Before You Need It

In an emergency, every second counts. Taking a minute today to learn how Text-to-9-1-1 works could help you or someone you love when it matters most.

For more information about Maine's Text-to-9-1-1 service, visit the Maine Emergency Services Communication Bureau's Text-to-9-1-1 information page at https://www.maine.gov/mpuc/maine911/text-to-911

08/24/2026

P.C.S.O. Arrest & Criminal Summons Log

7/17/2026 – 8/17/2026

Arrests & Criminal Summons:

ALL PEOPLE LISTED AS ARRESTED OR SUMMONSED ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW

Reeve Austin, 30yo, S**o; charge: criminal speed

Brian Gove, 45yo, Guilford; charge: criminal mischief & violating condition of release

Sean Glynn, 38yo, Wellington; charge: warrant arrest

Wendy Allen, 48yo, Milo; charge: operating after revocation

Russell Hovencamp, 20yo, Sangerville; charge: violating condition of release

Louis Duquette, 56yo, Brownville; charge: warrant arrest

David Ball, 27yo, New Hampshire; charge: shooting too close to a residence

Amber Alamo, 39yo, Corinna; charge: warrant arrest

Brian Gove, 45yo, Guilford; charge: violating condition of release

Moshe Krupper, 35yo, Israel; charge: failure to stop for a police officer

Matthew McKusick, 27yo, Guilford; charge: trafficking schedule W drug

Joshua Thomas, 42yo, Guilford; charge: violating condition of release

Joaquin Cano, 57yo, Lagrange; charge: operating motor vehicle without a license

Henry Bauer, 67yo, New Jersey; charge: reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon & shooting too close to a residence

Trevor Speed, 21yo, Bradley; charge: OUI

Nathan Pearl, 45yo, Dover-Foxcroft; charge: possession of scheduled drug

Brandon Corliss, 35yo, Milo; charge: warrant arrest & violating condition of release

Brian Marieno, 37yo, Pennsylvania; charge: driving to endanger

Damion Drake, 21yo, Brownville; charge: driving to endanger

William Witham, 44yo, Mapleton; charge: assault

Patrick Conners, 50yo, Guilford; charge: warrant arrest

Marina Hussey, 23yo, Medford; charge: probation violation

08/20/2026

******NOW HIRING******
FULL-TIME CORRECTIONS OFFICER

Piscataquis County Sheriff's Office is seeking a full-time Corrections Officer to fill a vacancy in the Piscataquis County Jail in Dover-Foxcroft.

The Piscataquis County jail is seeking an individual to be part of a team which completes the receiving and processing of all new inmates; maintains records; makes periodic checks on living quarters; conducts headcount at all meals and lock up; operates and inspects security devices; supervises inmate visits; enforces inmate rules and regulations and other duties as assigned.
The starting rate of pay for the full-time correctional officer position is $22.74 an hour and additional compensation maybe given in consideration with relevant experience.
Upon hire and periodically thereafter, must comply with Piscataquis County background check requirements with satisfactory results as outlined in current contract provisions.

Minimum Qualifications:
Minimum of nineteen years of age
Drivers license
High school diploma or equivalent; additional education or training in criminal justice or related fields is a plus.
Successfully pass a full personal, criminal and motor vehicle background check
The ability to perform various strenuous duties
Able to successfully train and be certified as a corrections officer by the Maine Criminal Justice Academy

Join our team as a full-time Correctional Officer where your dedication to safety and security will make a significant impact on the lives of those within the facility.

Applications can be picked up at Piscataquis County Jail located at 52 Court St, Dover-Foxcroft ME 04426
(207) 564-3304

07/17/2026

**UPDATE** JUVENILE HAS BE LOCATED AND IS SAFE

Nathan Morton 13 year old male has been reported missing. Last seen on Friday 07/17/2026 at approximately 12:30pm in Brownville Jct. Last seen wearing a red shirt, black shorts and green Puma hightop sneakers. Possibly riding a blue colored mountain bike. Anyone with information regarding his whereabouts please contact Piscataquis County Sheriff’s Office at (207) 564-3304 extension 1

07/17/2026

P.C.S.O. Arrest & Criminal Summons Log

6/1/2026 – 7/16/2026

Arrests & Criminal Summons:

ALL PEOPLE LISTED AS ARRESTED OR SUMMONSED ARE PRESUMED INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY IN A COURT OF LAW

Katie Ames, 35yo, Sebec; charge: possession of schedule w drug

Jennifer Selk, 62yo, Brewer; charge: criminal speed (30mph over posted limit)

Archie Maloon, 62yo, St Albans; charge: OUI & unlawful furnishing of scheduled drug

Robert Kerr Sr, 58yo, Harmony; charge: warrant arrest

Carissa Judkins, 51yo, Milo; charges: driving to endanger & criminal mischief

Brian Gove, 44yo, Guilford; charge: OUI

Dale Melvin, 35yo, Sangerville; charge: warrant arrest

Darango Arno, 30yo, Guilford; charge: violating conditions of release

Lindsey Quinlan, 40yo, Guilford; charges: domestic violence assault & criminal mischief

Craig Fillmore, 46yo, Dexter; charges: warrant arrest & theft

Jedediah Tuller, 47yo, Corinth; charge: violating conditions of release

Sonja Scott, 39yo, Bradford; charge: refusing to submit to arrest & unlawful possession of schedule w drug

Roger Reger Jr, 35yo, Monson; charge: warrant arrest

Sean Glynn, 37yo, Wellington; charge: violating condition of release, unlawful possession of a scheduled drug & operating m/v with a suspended license

Robert Latimer, 47yo, Guilford; charge: violation of protective order

Travis Drew, 47yo, Brewer; charge: violating conditions of release & possession of a scheduled drug

Daniel Connors II, 69yo, Sebec; charge: OUI