Two suspects in a Brockton murder were arrested in Lewiston, Maine, on Monday, according to the Plymouth County District Attorney’s Office.

Both suspects had been fugitives for months, the DA’s office said in a statement.

Michael Thompson, 35, faces a first degree murder charge while Dayana Slade, 25, was charged with accessory after the fact in connection to the killing of 40-year-old Mike Jonas.

Thompson allegedly shot Jonas following an altercation on September 23, 2025, the statement said, and was then seen on surveillance footage leaving the area of the shooting with Slade and another woman in a car.

Thompson and Slade are expected to be arraigned in the coming days.

Maine Water employees once again came together to support local communities by collecting and donating more than 140 winter coats this season. 

Maine Water’s Coats for Kids program is an employee-funded program to purchase brand new coats for families in need this winter. This year, employees’ contributions purchased 146 new winter coats, according to Maine Water, in a news release. 

“Our dedicated water professionals, who live and work in the very Maine communities we serve, once again showed they are as passionate about contributing to the quality of life in our communities as they are about delivering high-quality water to our customers each and every day,” said Maine Water President Mark Vannoy. “Since starting the initiative, our teams helped more than 1,300 people stay a little warmer through the cold, Maine winters.” 

The coats were distributed to the following organizations:

• Homeless Liaison for BD/Saco/Dayton schools
• Thomaston Grammar School
• Owls Head Community School
• Union Elementary School
• Warren Community School
• Skowhegan School
• Seeds Of Hope
• Knox County Homeless Coalition
• Bucksport – Pastor Remick 

Maine Water employees stretch the donated funds by shopping off-season and at clearance sales, according to Maine Water. Shopping for 2026 will begin in a few weeks. Since beginning in 2013, Maine Water employees have donated more than 1,300 coats in its communities. 

Maine Water is a public water utility regulated by the Maine Public Utilities Commission. The company owns 12 public water systems engaged in the collection, treatment and distribution of drinking water for homes, businesses and fire protection service to more than 32,000 customers in 21 Maine towns.

PORTLAND (WGME) – The names of multiple Maine lawmakers, both past and present, appear in the 3 million pages of Epstein files documents released Friday by the Justice Department.

Governor Janet Mills’ name appears three times.

Her name appears twice in connection to an email to the Southern District of New York’s U.S. Attorney’s Office.

It was sent in June of 2020, and the sender’s name is redacted.

In that email, a tipster claimed the governor was “instrumental in the crimes against my daughter and I” and also claimed the governor was involved in drug trafficking.

Friday’s document dump includes a large number of uncorroborated tips to law enforcement involving a host of individuals, and there is no other mention of this type regarding the governor.

The third time her name appears is in relation to a news brief summarizing a bill proposal in the state back in 2023.

Others, including former Governor Paul LePage are also named in similar style news briefs.

Former Senator from Maine George Mitchell’s name also appeared in the latest batch of Epstein documents.

CBS13 reached out to the Governor’s Office for comment and additional context, and they declined to comment.