Former gubernatorial candidate Eliot Cutler could be facing more jail time for allegedly violating the terms of his probation.

Cutler was convicted in May 2023 of possession of thousands of sexually explicit materials involving children under age 12 following a months-long investigation. As part of a plea agreement , Cutler was originally sentenced to four years in prison with all but nine months suspended. He was released two months early for good behavior in 2024 and is serving six years of probation.

But as first reported by the Ellsworth American, Cutler's probation officer alleged in a complaint filed Monday that Cutler violated his probation terms by failing to notify him that he had accessed a website containing sexually explicit materials in September. According to the affid

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