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Former Lewiston police chief tapped to serve as U.S. Marshal

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Former Lewiston Police Chief David St. Pierre has been nominated to serve as the U.S. Marshal for the District of Maine.

St. Pierre retired from the department last month after more than 30 years.

Maine Sen. Susan Collins issued a statement Wednesday in support of St. Pierre’s nomination, pointing to his leadership during the Lewiston mass shooting in 2023:

“I strongly support David St. Pierre’s nomination to serve as U.S. Marshal for the District of Maine. Chief St. Pierre has dedicated more than three decades to protecting the people of Lewiston and strengthening partnerships across local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. His steady leadership during the most challenging moment in Maine’s recent history, the tragic mass shooting of 2023, demonstrated his professionalism, composure, and deep commitment to both public safety and public service. With his extensive experience and unique skill set, I am confident that Chief St. Pierre will serve the people of Maine admirably as U.S. Marshal.”

His nomination requires confirmation by the U.S. Senate.

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