UPDATE:

Brian Cabral, 42, of Norway is in custody after peacefully surrendering to Troopers last night (Feb. 3) after a stand-off that lasted several hours.

From the State Police:

Cabral had been the subject of an ongoing drug investigation in the Oxford Hills Area. Recently a Class A warrant for Aggravated Trafficking in Schedule W drugs (fentanyl) was obtained by State Police Investigators. Cabral is on Probation for Drug Trafficking. Cabral also has bail conditions. Cabral has been well aware Troopers have been looking for him.

On Feb. 3, at about 10 a.m., Cabral went to a business in Lewiston and had contacted a protected party in the above-mentioned bail conditions. Cabral fled the area before Police arrived. A vehicle description was provided. Troopers began to check known locations frequented by Cabral. At about 2 p.m., the suspect’s vehicle was located at a residence on French Road in Oxford. Oxford Police and Norway Police assisted State Police Units with surveillance on the residence. Because of Cabral’s criminal history, the seriousness of the new charges, and the presence of firearms inside the residence, the Assistance of the Maine State Police Tactical Team and the Maine State Police Crisis Negotiator Team were requested to respond.

The homeowner came out of the house without incident. The homeowner confirmed Cabral was inside the residence. After several hours of communicating with Cabral, he came out of the residence peacefully and surrendered to Troopers.

Cabral was transported to the Oxford County Jail; Charges of Class A Aggravated Trafficking in Schedule W Drugs, Domestic Violence Terrorizing Class D, and Violation of Conditions of release Class C.

ORIGINAL STORY:

Maine State Police are currently attempting to locate a man who is wanted out of Oxford County on multiple warrants as well as a no-contact order.

Earlier today (Feb. 3) the subject violated the no-contact order, in Lewiston, but the left before police could arrive.

Police were able to track him to a residence in Oxford but have been unable to make contact with anyone inside the house. Police do not believe there is a threat to the public.

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