Wayne Lapierre died at a hospital three days after the home invasion, and his wife survived her injuries.
BANGOR, Maine — A man who was charged along with two others in a fatal home invasion in Maine has pleaded guilty.
44-year-old Tony Locklear entered his plea Tuesday to intentional or knowing murder, aggravated assault and robbery.
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His sentencing hasn’t been scheduled.
Prosecutors say Locklear, his 22-year-old daughter, Alexis Locklear, and her boyfriend, 39-year-old Christopher Murray, shot Wayne Lapierre and his wife, Diem, at their home in Millinocket in December 2017.
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Wayne Lapierre died at a hospital three days later, and his wife survived her injuries.
Authorities say Wayne Lapierre was targeted because he was a licensed medical marijuana grower who owned multiple businesses.
Alexis Locklear is expected to change her plea Jan. 22. Murray’s trial is scheduled to begin Jan. 28.
Two men arrested in suspected heroin overdose death
Kevin Camp, 41, of Auburn and Frank Lynch, 33, of Leeds are charged with drug trafficking that is expected to be elevated to aggravated trafficking once the autopsy for man is finalized.
AUBURN, Maine — Police have arrested two men and charged them with drug trafficking after another man died Sunday morning.
Auburn Police say they were called to a home on Riverside Drive for an unresponsive man around 7:30 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 27. Police say crews tried to save the 29-year-old man but he did not respond to CPR and other life-saving efforts.
Police believe the man died of a heroin drug overdose which launched an investigation that led officials to the home of Kevin Camp at 26 Fifth Street in Auburn. Police found 10 grams of heroin at Camp’s home and other drug-trafficking evidence.
Camp, 41, of Auburn and Frank Lynch, 33, of Leeds were arrested and charged with drug trafficking and violation of conditional release.
Police say the drug charges for both men are expected to be elevated to aggravated trafficking once the Medical Examiner’s Office has finished the autopsy of the man who they suspect overdosed.
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