BIDDEFORD, Maine — Kennebunk police said they
will wait for a court decision on a motion to block the release of
alleged clients' names in relation to the Kennebunk prostitution case
before releasing a list of people charged.
“We're erring on the side of being courteous,” said Kennebunk Police Lt. Tony Bean Burpee. “Showing good faith.”
Bean Burpee said it could take as much as a day or two before the court hands down a decision.
Attorney
Stephen Schwartz, whose motion to block the release of his clients'
names was denied this morning in Biddeford District Court, has filed an
appeal he expects to go as high as Maine Supreme Court.
Bean
Burpee said Schwartz had hand-delivered a request for a stay on the
decision handed down earlier in Biddeford District Court
Schwartz,
of Portland firm Schwartz and Schwartz, said while his clients are
being charged with a crime, they are also victims of one.
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