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PORTLAND (AP) — Police in Maine have recaptured an inmate who escaped while at a work release job . Authorities say Cumberland County Jail inmate Larry Paul Goodwin walked away from his work release job in Portland around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. The Cumberland County Sheriff 's Office says deputies and Westbrook police apprehended Goodwin Tuesday evening at a Portland apartment complex . The sheriff's office says Goodwin is currently serving a nine-month sentence for cocaine possession, operating under the influence and driving after license suspension. He had been scheduled to be released in February.

PORTLAND — A Cumberland County Jail inmate who authorities said walked off his jail work- release job Tuesday was arrested about nine hours later. Larry P. Goodwin, 41, of Seattle, walked away from a job at 158 Fore St. around 9:30 a.m., according to a press release from jail spokesman Wayne Pike . He was apprehended about 6:30 p.m. at an apartment building in Westbrook. Pike did not disclose the address of the building. He said Goodwin was returned to the jail but did not detail what additional charges he may face. Read More.

PORTLAND, Maine — UPDATE: Larry Goodwin was captured Tuesday evening around 6:30 p.m. at an apartment building in Westbrook, according to the Cumberland County Sheriff 's Office. He has been returned to the Cumberland County Jail . ---------- Advertisement An inmate at the Cumberland County Jail walked away from his work release job in Portland on Tuesday, officials said. Larry Goodwin was working at his job at 158 Fore Street when he walked away around 9:30 a.m., according to the Cumberland County Sheriff 's Office. Goodwin was serving a 9-month sentence for cocaine possession, OUI and operating a vehicle after suspension. He was due to be released in February 2018. Goodwin, who is originally from Seattle, Washington, is described as a white male, 5-feet 9-inches, 260 pounds with hazel eyes, brown hair and a short beard. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the Cumberland County Sheriff 's Office at 207-744-1444, ext. 2105.

PORTLAND, Maine — Police have recaptured an inmate who escaped while on work release in downtown Portland Tuesday . Law enforcement officers apprehended Larry Goodwin around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday after he had walked off from a job near the Portland waterfront that morning, according to statements from the Cumberland County Sheriff ’s Office. Goodwin, 41, will likely be charged with escape, said Major John Costello of the sheriff’s office. Earlier Tuesday the Sheriff’s Office had asked for public assistance in locating Goodwin , who they say was eventually found and detained at an apartment complex in Westbrook with assistance from that city’s police. Goodwin, a native of Seattle, Washington, was returned to the Cumberland County Jail where he is serving a nine-month sentence for cocaine possession, drunk driving and operating a vehicle after having his license suspended, the sheriff’s office said.

'Your home is wherever you stop and that's what's really, really cool about that whole idea' Rain patters on the roof of John Salhany's 2006 Mercedes Sprinter van as he points out the half-finished ceiling of tongue-and- groove pine paneling that will eventually continue down the walls over layers of plywood and reflective insulation. Items strewn in the hollowed back include a dusty climbing rope , a road bike and a six-pack of Upslope Brewing Company 's Citra Pale Ale . All his essentials will soon have their places once the van build-out is complete, when Salhany will have a bed big enough to accommodate all 6 feet, 2 inches of him, a countertop with a sink and drawers, and maybe even a backsplash with the cutout of the mountains — amenities like that of a house. "I have a lot of friends who are buying houses right now who are just getting to that age, all on the East Coast and I'm just like, how do you guys know where you want to live?" said...