2 Armed, Dangerous Men in Maine Still At Large in Unrelated Cases

Maine Police are currently looking for two men in relation to unrelated crimes, who are both considered armed and dangerous.

People Are Advised Not to Approach Either Suspect

Residents around the state are on alert as the police in two communities ask for information about the whereabouts of two suspects. Both men remain at large and are considered armed and dangerous. Police advise people not to approach either man if they see them, but to call authorities immediately.

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One Incident Happened in Oxford County

The Oxford County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help locating Jacob McGurn, who was last seen in Gilead and was last seen on foot. He’s a suspect in a confrontation with another man, during which shots were allegedly fired.

McGurn is wanted for:

• Reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon
• Terrorizing
• Domestic Violence Assault
• Domestic Violence, criminal threatening
• Driving to endanger

Anyone who thinks they may have information about McGurn’s whereabouts should not approach him but is encouraged to contact the Oxford County Sheriff’s Office at 207-743-9554, option 0. Tips can be left anonymously.

A Separate Armed Confrontation Allegedly Occurred in Augusta

In a separate incident, Augusta, Maine Police are asking for the public’s help locating Justin Larrabee, who’s wanted on domestic violence charges. Larrabee is accused of threatening his mother and father with a gun on Friday, July 5th. He fled the scene before the police arrived and so a warrant has been issued for his arrest on several charges:

• Domestic Violence Assault
• Aggravated criminal mischief
• Violation of conditions of release
• Domestic violence criminal threatening
• Obstructing the report of a crime
• Operating a motor vehicle while license is currently suspended

Augusta Police consider Larrabee armed and dangerous. Anyone who sees him or has information about his whereabouts is encouraged not to approach him, but to call the Augusta Police Department at 207-626-2370, extension 0.