The Bangor Police Department arrested a homeless man on Sunday after he allegedly broke into multiple vehicles over the weekend.
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At approximately 11:03 a.m., Officer Nathaniel Alvarado responded to Norway Road following a report of a vehicle burglary.
During the investigation, Alvarado identified Kevin Pullen, 36, who is homeless, as the suspect and allegedly determined that he had been involved in seven previous vehicle break-ins on Carver Street and Buck Street.
Another officer, Tyler Rusby, located Pullen and allegedly discovered several credit cards and cash from victims who had reported their cars had been burglarized.
Pullen was arrested and transported to the Penobscot County Jail.
Later that evening, at approximately 7:42 p.m., Officer Michael Blakely received a report of another vehicle break-in on Carver Street.
Blakely saw security footage from that incident and allegedly identified Pullen as the suspect. Additional charges were added after that discovery.
He was charged with eight counts of burglary of a motor vehicle and seven counts of theft by unauthorized taking or transfer.
Able enough to break into cars but not work / A Mills voter to be sure but even that might be too much work
Look on the bright side…HOMELESS NO MORE and 3 meals a day.
The BDN never covers stories about the homeless or illegal aliens committing crimes. There’s no mention of this incident in the BDN. The clueless BDN subscriber labors under the misconception that homeless/illegals are law abiding folks who work and contribute. This might be the reason the BDN dropped publishing court news years ago.
It’s sad to see how many young homeless and drug addicts that are roaming the streets in Bangor.Liberal policies have failed. .
Who leaves their credit cards and cash in their cars?????
I’m not taking up for the scumbags, but you owe it to yourself to protect yourself.
It’s a simple educational fix: Perps with broken arms don’t break into anything.