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Hancock Man Gets Two Years Probation, $5k Fine for Kicking and Pushing Female FBI Agent

Edward TomicBy Edward TomicMay 30, 2024Updated:May 30, 20243 Comments2 Mins Read
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A Hancock man has been sentenced to two years probation and a $5,000 fine for kicking and pushing an FBI agent while the agents were attempting to execute a search warrant at his house.

Chief U.S. District Judge Lance Walker sentenced Alan Howell Parrot, 69, of Hancock, on Thursday after a federal jury found Parrot guilty of assaulting a federal officer following a one-day trial in November.

The incident in question occurred on June 22, 2023, when FBI special agents were attempting to execute a federal search warrant at Parrot’s residence in Hancock, according to court records.

When the agents were trying to enter the home, Parrot attempted to close the door and became combative, kicking one female FBI agent in the abdomen and pushing her backwards, resulting in injuries to her arm and elbow, the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the District of Maine stated Thursday.

“Alan Parrot’s attack on an FBI special agent is yet another reminder of the danger law enforcement officers face on a daily basis – and the successful prosecution of Mr. Parrot should serve as a warning to all that if you assault and injure a law enforcement officer, the consequence is a felony conviction,” said Jodi Cohen, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Boston Division.

“Assaults on officers will be met with a swift response and will not be tolerated,” Cohen said.

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Edward Tomic

Edward Tomic is a reporter for The Maine Wire based in Southern Maine. He grew up near Boston, Massachusetts and is a graduate of Boston University. He can be reached at [email protected]

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arrowstottle
arrowstottle
2 years ago

why did they come his door in the first place? chasing down social meda posts again?!

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Sam Brady
Sam Brady
2 years ago

FBI = SS

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Neecee
Neecee
2 years ago

I’m curious of why the FBI had. Search warrant on a 69 year old? With the strange search warrant they did on a 53 year old professional in Arkansas with absolutely no cameras and put tape over his camera. The Arkansas man resulted in his death because he thought he was being robbed at 6am. I hope it was for a better reason than the Arkansas man

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