LEWISTON — Police leaders in southern Maine are talking with members of the city’s large Somali population about future openings in law enforcement. Chief Michael Bussiere of the Lewiston Police Department visited schools in the area and discovered many Somali boys listed law enforcement as their dream job, the Sun-Journal reported.
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