Two people who capsized their canoe in the Penobscot River Wednesday morning were not injured.

Both canoeists were “very wet” when they spoke with Brewer police Sgt. Arden Jones at 10:30 a.m. near North Main Street, according to reports. A nearby resident called police to report the overturned canoe.

The boaters notified the Bangor harbormaster and did not require further assistance.

Brewer police summoned a Charleston man Wednesday night after marijuana and drug paraphernalia were discovered in his car.

Walter Dunakin, 23, was pulled over for speeding 11 mph over the posted speed limit of 25 mph at 9:45 p.m. on North Main Street, according to Sgt. Jason Moffitt. When asked what was inside a tin inside his car, Dunakin shook the tin and did not answer.

Moffitt asked if the tin contained marijuana seeds, and Dunakin replied “maybe,” Moffitt said. After Dunakin began dumping the seeds, Moffitt searched the car and found a bag of marijuana, scales and other items.

Dunakin was summoned for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, Moffitt said.

A Howland man was summoned and warned by police Wednesday morning after he was caught speeding on College Avenue in Old Town.

Officer Mike Holmes stopped Stuart Morin, 21, for traveling 58 mph in a 25-mph zone, and discovered that Morin’s vehicle was not registered or inspected, according to police. Morin was summoned for criminal speeding and warned for having an expired registration and inspection.

– Compiled by NEWS reporter Jackie Farwell