Three Arrested in Bangor After Home Invasion and Baseball Bat Assault

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Bangor police have arrested two adults and a juvenile following a violent early-morning home invasion on Mt. Hope Avenue in which a man was assaulted with a baseball bat.

The incident occurred shortly before 3:00am on Wednesday, June 3. According to a police press release, officers responded to a residence where the victim reported being assaulted inside his apartment by three individuals who were attempting to obtain information about a stolen vehicle.

Earlier in the night, around 12:00am, Officer Emily Konopka had responded to a stolen vehicle complaint near Railroad Street on the waterfront.

The vehicle owner was with three friends: Serina Beaucher, 28, of Bangor; Bradley Dean, 26, of Brewer; and a 17-year-old juvenile from Bangor.

Police later determined that Beaucher, Dean, and the juvenile entered the victim’s apartment on Mt. Hope Avenue, where one of them struck the man with a baseball bat during the confrontation.

Bangor patrol officers located and arrested all three suspects.

The stolen vehicle has not yet been recovered, and that investigation remains ongoing.

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