Maine
Maine police officer pleads not guilty to charges of sexually abusing a teenager
A former police officer in Maine has pleaded not responsible to expenses of sexually abusing an adolescent.
The previous Kennebunk officer, 71-year-old Andrew Belisle, was indicted in December on two counts of sexual abuse of a minor. He was additionally indicted for one depend every of illegal sexual contact and illegal sexual touching, the Portland Press Herald reported.
Belisle pleaded not responsible on Wednesday to expenses associated to the abuse of a 14-year-old baby. Belisle retired from the Kennebunk Police Division in April 2020. The indictment states that the abuse passed off between June 2019 and October 2020.
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A former police officer from Maine pleaded not responsible to expenses of sexually abusing a 14-year-old.
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Belisle was a member of the division for almost three many years and retired as a sergeant. Neither he nor his legal professional responded to requests for remark from the Press Herald.