1分钟缅因快讯 2020年6月24日：警方使用武力新规出台、REAL-ID延期再获批准及法明顿爆炸调查完成

From MainVibe, I'm Ryan Gavin, and this is one minute main. Happy Wednesday. It was supposed to be October, but now there's been another extension for Mainers to get their real ID. Because of coronavirus, that deadline has now been extended again until 10/01/2021. Bad accident this morning on I 295 in Freeport.

From MainVibe, I'm Ryan Gavin, and this is one minute main. Happy Wednesday. It was supposed to be October, but now there's been another extension for Mainers to get their real ID. Because of coronavirus, that deadline has now been extended again until 10/01/2021. Bad accident this morning on I 295 in Freeport.

Flatbed truck hauling crushed cars overturned. State police say that the 56 year old driver Kevin Russell of Weeks Mills lost control in heavy fog, struck the guardrail, and overturned at 3AM. Both directions were closed as of just a few hours ago. The Maine Police Academy has issued new high profile abuse rules. According to the AP, Maine Police officers must now intervene when they see colleagues using unreasonable force on civilians, and they must also report it to their superiors.

Flatbed truck hauling crushed cars overturned. State police say that the 56 year old driver Kevin Russell of Weeks Mills lost control in heavy fog, struck the guardrail, and overturned at 3AM. Both directions were closed as of just a few hours ago. The Maine Police Academy has issued new high profile abuse rules. According to the AP, Maine Police officers must now intervene when they see colleagues using unreasonable force on civilians, and they must also report it to their superiors.

These are according to new standards adopted by the Maine Criminal Justice Academy's board. And a state report from the Maine Fuel Board has concluded that a technician from CN Brown who filled the propane tank at the Leap Building in Farmington last September made a critical error and failed to perform a mandatory safety leak check after he filled that tank. The explosion just a few days later went on to kill one firefighter, captain Michael Bell, and injure several others in that horrific explosion last September. The technician was suspended for fifteen days and was assessed a $1,300 fine. From MainVibe, I'm Ryan Gavin.

These are according to new standards adopted by the Maine Criminal Justice Academy's board. And a state report from the Maine Fuel Board has concluded that a technician from CN Brown who filled the propane tank at the Leap Building in Farmington last September made a critical error and failed to perform a mandatory safety leak check after he filled that tank. The explosion just a few days later went on to kill one firefighter, captain Michael Bell, and injure several others in that horrific explosion last September. The technician was suspended for fifteen days and was assessed a $1,300 fine. From MainVibe, I'm Ryan Gavin.

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