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1 person hospitalized after shooting in Lewiston

1 person hospitalized after shooting in Lewiston
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Police are investigating a shooting in Lewiston, which left one victim hospitalized Sunday morning, according to the Lewiston Police Department.

Just before 3 a.m., patrolling officers of the Lewiston Police Department heard gunshots coming from Webster Street. Officers immediately responded and found 23-year-old Leyla Isaak suffering from a gunshot wound in front of 89 Webster St.

Paramedics transported Isaak to Central Maine Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries.

In February, Isaak was arrested on charges of aggravated reckless conduct, reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon and criminal mischief, after firing multiple gunshots that hit a vehicle in Lewiston, according to police.

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Police are still investigating the Sunday shooting and are not releasing any further details. Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Kaden Tozier at [email protected], or submit an anonymous tip at 207-513-3197.

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Isabelle OssStaff Writer

Isabelle Oss is a community reporter covering Kittery, Berwick, North Berwick, South Berwick, York and Ogunquit. Born and raised in Colorado, she moved to Maine in April 2026. Isabelle holds a master’s. More by Isabelle Oss

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