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Bangor Police Investigating Possible Hidden Camera in Best Buy Bathroom

Ted CohenBy Ted CohenFebruary 12, 2026Updated:February 12, 2026No Comments1 Min Read1K Views
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A report of a camera allegedly hidden in a bathroom of a Bangor electronics store has customers and employees unnerved.

Sgt. Jeremy Brock of Bangor Police confirmed to Q106.5 FM that the department received a complaint Tuesday about a possible camera in a bathroom at Best Buy.

No further details were released due to the ongoing investigation, so there’s no confirmation about whether this was a customer bathroom or one used by the employees.

The electronics store is located on Bangor Mall Boulevard.

It is unlawful in Maine to intentionally install or use a device to view and/or record someone in a private place without their consent.

A violation of privacy charge in Maine is punishable by up to 364 days in jail and a $2,000 fine.

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