Law enforcement officials promise greater transparency of controversial Maine Information Analysis Center

"Based on his observation of the MIAC, he believed that this activity was happening and of course the litigation will test the evidence and the legal question to be resolved by a jury or court in my case is whether or not my client was retaliated against for bringing what he reasonably believed was unlawful activity to the attention of his superiors," the former trooper's attorney Cynthia Dill told NEWS CENTER Maine.

WCSH6Cynthia DillAugust 3, 2020

Maine law enforcement face questions over information gathering center

But a lawsuit filed by a former Maine State Trooper alleges the Maine Information Analysis Center (MIAC) used surveillance to monitor innocent citizens.

The trooper's attorney Cynthia Dill said after her client reported the allegations, he was demoted.

WCSH6Cynthia DillJune 26, 2020

Political Brew with Pat Callaghan and Phil Harriman

Cynthia joins WCSH6 NEWS CENTER Anchor Pat Callaghan and Phil Harriman to discuss Maine and national politics.

WCSH6Cynthia DillJanuary 7, 2018

State settles in DHHS document shredding case

The state of Maine will pay a total of $250,000 to settle a case in which two former employees of the Maine CDC claimed that supervisors retaliated against them because they refused to shred public documents related to a grant program.

WCSH6Cynthia DillFebruary 18, 2015