PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Darrell McCauley has a history of violence and inappropriate contact with young girls.

"That afternoon my daughters innocence was taken and after I confronted this man, who said what I just kissed her, he kicked me in the face".

The was the emotional plea for justice from a woman who's 12-year old daughter was grabbed and kissed by McCauley. While on supervised release from a group home in Brunswick he still managed to grab the girl and kiss her on the mouth.

It is not the first time McCauley has done something like that. In 2000 he was convicted of assaulting his sister. The following year he hugged and harassed an 11-year-old girl at a ski area. In 2003 he walked away from a supervised apartment in Augusta and kissed and groped a 7-year-old girl in her back yard.

AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- A change to the state's tax code last year, designed to close part of a $37 million budget shortfall by capping tax deductions, may cause a ripple effect in the budgets of nonprofits across the state.

The change caps all deductions, including donations to charity, at $27,500 reducing the tax incentive for Mainers to give to nonprofit organizations.

Brenda Peluso, director of public policy for the Maine Association of Nonprofits, says it is too early to tell what the impact will be right now, because donors who gave during 2013 are finding out now that they are not eligible for a tax deduction on large gifts.

"I have heard some people say they are going to double down, reduce their contributions to make up for their losses in 2013 in 2014," stated Peluso.