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Published October 27, 2008 at 8:39 pm by Ken Hawkins.
Filed in: Crime, Offbeat, Brian Smalls, jail, turned in, Lincolnville Constable Robert Bailey. References: The Post and Courier.
After erroneous release, Smalls turns self in
A man who was mistakenly released from jail turned himself back over to police on Sunday. Brian Smalls, 29, isn’t expected to face penalties for the incident.
No word on why he decided to turn himself back in.
Read all about it at The Post and Courier.
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