Exposing Police Misconduct in Auburn, Maine: A Call for Accountability

The Auburn Police Department and other jurisdictions mistook me for a mass shooter while I was working all day—an accusation with no evidence to support it. Knowing they confiscated my only rifle following an argument with a known pedophile, raising serious questions about who they truly protect. A false report from a local crack addict resulted in my rights being blatantly violated.

As a former Army carpenter, I’ve dedicated my life to building and supporting others, not harming them. Despite this, I was met with guns drawn, cuffed with unnecessary force, and subjected to degrading treatment without proper identification from the officers involved. Officers Stephen Gosselin and John Chamberlain, known from previous encounters, were among those present, adding to their troubling history of alleged misconduct.

These events are part of a larger pattern. Officer Gosselin, who shot Joseph Arbor in the back, and Officer Chamberlain, with a record of assaulting an elderly veteran and harming children in schools, exemplify why we need change. Together, we’ve already removed Chief Baker and Caleb Fortin from the Sabbattus Police Department. Now, it’s time to hold Auburn’s leadership—including Jason Moen, Tim Cougle, and others—accountable for their actions.

Let’s fight for a safer and fairer community for future generations. Watch, subscribe, and share to continue the momentum for justice. Together, we can make a difference.

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