BELFAST —The following cases were closed in Waldo County Unified Court June 26 - July 2. 

Ricky L. Seekins, 53, of Brooks, violating a condition of release in Brooks  Nov. 29, 2023, dismissed; theft by receiving stolen property in Brooks Nov. 29, 2023, dismissed. 

Christopher Seidl, 29, of Frankfort, domestic violence assault in Searsmont Oct. 19, dismissed; domestic violence terrorizing in Searsmont Oct. 19, dismissed; disorderly conduct (offensive words/gestures) in Searsmont Oct. 19, $500 fine. 

Elizabeth L. Lesan, 40, of Morrill, burglary in Morrill Dec. 1, dismissed; theft by unauthorized taking or transfer in Morrill Dec. 1, 15 months in prison with all suspended, two years of probation, and $2,120.74 restitution; forgery  in Morrill Dec. 1, 15 months in prison with all suspended, two years of probation, and $2,120.74 restitution; theft by unauthorized taking or transfer in Belfast Nov. 12, $250 fine; theft by unauthorized taking or transfer in Belfast Dec. 19, $250 fine and $15 restitution; violating a condition of release in Belfast Dec. 19, $250 fine. 

Patrick J. Dyer, 43, of Monroe, violating a condition of release in Monroe Feb. 18, 48 hours in jail; refusing to submit to arrest or detention (refusing to stop) in Monroe Feb. 18, 48 hours in jail; violating a condition of release in Monroe March 26, 48 hours in jail. 

Carter P. Lemieux, 38, of Clinton, refusing to submit to arrest or detention with physical force in Unity March 14, $300 fine. 

Henry Bodkin, 38, of Northport, motor vehicle speeding 30+ mph over the posted limit in Palermo Jan. 31, dismissed. 

Benjerman McLaughlin, 41, of Monroe, operating while license suspended or revoked in Brooks March 26, $500 fine. 

Amy Feener, 40, of Monroe, unlawful possession of a scheduled drug in Searsport May 27, $400 fine; operating while license suspended or revoked in Searsport May 27, $250 fine; violating a condition of release in Searsport May 27, 48 hours in jail. 

Eric J. Fitzpatrick, 29, of Thorndike, disorderly conduct (offensive words/gestures) in Unity July 1, 72 hours in jail;  disorderly conduct (loud, unreasonable noise) in Unity July 1, 72 hours in jail; violating a condition of release in Unity July 1, 72 hours in jail.

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