Criminal Mischief (405)
Eastside burglaries
BANGOR Police are investigating a string of burglaries to vehicles and residents that occurred last week.
Texting behind the wheel leads to arrest
CORINTH - A 47-year-old Corinth man was arrested over the weekend after texting behind the wheel. Authorities say Brian Barnes was traveling along the West Corinth Road around 9:15 p.m. Friday night when he lost control of his vehicle while texting and struck a utility pole. His vehicle then rolled down the snow bank before finally coming to a stop. When officers from the Penobscot County Sheriff's Office arrived at the scene, Barnes not only admitted he had been drinking but that he was on his way to meet a lady. Subsequently, Barnes was arrested, taken to the Penobscot County Jail and charged with operating under the influence and refusing to submit to arrest.
Let's wrassle
BREWER Two men ended up going to jail after a friendly scuffle in a quiet neighbor sparked calls to authorities.
I hate it when my dad leaves his marijuana in my car
OLD TOWN A Bangor man is facing charges after police located marijuana and alcohol in his vehicle while he was on bail.
Brewer man arrested for OUI
Wanted man phones for arrest
From the past to the present, there's something here for you. Well, not for you.
BANGOR A Bangor man is facing felony theft charges after reportedly stealing thousands of dollars' worth of memorabilia from the Bangor Public Library.
Burglar arrested
ORONO An alert citizen called police about a man crawling in through a window at a local restaurant.
Car burglars arrested
BANGOR Alert residence called police to report that men were allegedly attempting to break into cars.
Stabbing in Trenton
TRENTON Maine State Police say a Trenton woman was stabbed overnight inside her home, and a man was later found in nearby woods with self-inflicted stab wounds. Both are being treated at Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor, and both reside at the same house on Oak Point Road.
Volunteer firefighter indicted for arson
CORINTH - A former volunteer firefighter is in the hot seat. Nineteen-year-old James Mitchell is facing charges after allegedly setting fire to a vehicle in a Corinth gravel pit last summer. The Stetson resident was indicted last week by the Penobscot County Grand Jury and charged with arson, aggravated criminal mischief and failure to report a fire.
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