
Belfast, Maine Shelter in Place Lifted, Suspect Arrested
A shelter-in-place order from Belfast Police has been lifted and a burglary suspect is in custody.
Belfast, Maine Police Lift the Shelter-in-Place Order After a Suspect is Caught
The man arrested by the police has been identified as Thatcher Jackson, 25, who now faces multiple charges, including:
- Criminal threatening
- Burglary
- Violation of a protection order.
Officials say Thatcher also had multiple outstanding warrants for his arrest.
Belfast, Maine Police Arrest a Suspect in an East Side Burglary
The charges stem from an alleged burglary that was reported at approximately 8 am on the city's east side.
The suspect reportedly fled into a wooded area between Swan Lake Avenue and Chickadee Circle.
Belfast Police say witnesses tried to tackle the suspect, but he got away.
Belfast, Maine Police Arrest a Burglary Suspect Behind a School
Maine State Police assisted the Belfast Police Department in searching the area of Swan Lake Avenue, Patterson Hill, and Kaler Roads.
WABI-TV reports Thatcher was taken into custody in the woods behind the East Side School.
Officials say the incident is believed to have a domestic component.
This investigation is ongoing and the police say more charges are expected.
We'll update this story as more details become available.
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