BANGOR, Maine — The Bangor man who survived being shot last week during a deadly home invasion in Hermon was arrested twice in the days following and for the second time has been released on bail.
Philip McIntyre, 19, was charged with burglary on Thursday after he was released from St. Joseph Hospital in Bangor — where he was treated for a gunshot wound to the leg — and was booked into Penobscot County Jail.
McIntyre was with Robert Dellairo, 30, also of Bangor, and an unidentified woman last week when they forced their way into a residence at the Duran Apartments on Outer Hammond Street in Hermon, according to police.
Both men were shot by Daniel Williams, 24, one of two men in the apartment, and Dellairo died later that day at Eastern Maine Medical Center from a gunshot wound to the pelvis.
A second unidentified woman also is involved in the home invasion, police say.
After being arrested for the burglary, McIntyre was released Thursday afternoon on $7,500 unsecured bail after paying a $60 fee to a bail commissioner, Penobscot County Chief Deputy Troy Morton said on Friday.
McIntyre posted “RIP bobby” and “love u bro” on his Facebook page shortly after being released from jail the first time.
McIntyre was arrested again on Friday night by Maine State Police Trooper Chris Cookson for three outstanding warrants — all for unpaid fines.
McIntyre was in court again on Tuesday at the Penobscot Judicial Center where he again agreed to make payments to take care of the fines.
The fines for the three cases totaled $700, and McIntyre was released on bail at around 2:30 p.m., according to a jail official.
McIntyre has been arrested at least four times over the past 18 months for failure to pay fines, according to court documents filed at the Penobscot Judicial Center. When he appeared before a judge on Jan. 6, McIntyre was ordered to pay fines totaling $1,200 at a rate of $50 a month.
Michael P. Roberts, deputy district attorney for Penobscot County, said Friday morning that his office had not yet received police reports or other paperwork about the shooting, and an assistant in the office said Tuesday that nothing had changed.
Maine State Police Lt. Christopher Coleman of the Major Crimes Unit is leading the investigation and is working with the Penobscot County Sheriff’s Office on the case.
McIntyre’s bail conditions, which are standard in most cases, include no contact with the victims, no returning to their address, no possession of firearms or other dangerous weapons, no use of alcohol or illegal drugs, and random searches for weapons and testing for alcohol and drug use. He also has a curfew and is not allowed out between 6 p.m and 8 a.m., the jail official said.
McIntyre has convictions for theft, disorderly conduct and failure to appear in court when ordered to appear, the court documents state.
Williams told the Bangor Daily News on Monday that he shot the two men to protect himself.
After McIntyre and Dellairo got into Williams’ apartment and started kicking and punching him and his roommate, Williams was able to break away and get to his bedroom, where he kept his .22-caliber handgun.
I “did what I had to do,” he said.
After shooting McIntyre in the leg, Williams pursued the three outside and said that Dellairo turned and lunged at him and he “fired off a couple surprised rounds,” striking Dellairo in the hip. That wound would prove to be fatal.
“I’m very banged up about it,” Williams said. “I’ve shed a lot of tears behind closed doors for Bobby Dellairo and his family.”
BDN reporters Nick McCrea and Judy Harrison contributed to this story.
Can’t be out between the hours of 6pm and 8 am. What if he gets a night job? Yeah right! What was I thinking?
ya really a job??? ha ha ha
Yeah, and didn’t he commit home invasion during the hours that he is allowed to be out?
His conditions NOW are not to be out between the 6PM-8AM, based on his charges of the home invasion. Unfortunately, one cannot be held for unpaid fines. They can be arrested for it, but not held.
But he was held if he “released on bail “, again .
He doesn’t need a job. If he isn’t now on disability he will soon be, gunshot wound to the leg is a free ticket.
UMMMMM how many chances does this kid get before he gets taken off the street and is locked up???? WOW…..Is this kid related to the Judge, the cops, or what????
And this is what is wrong with the Justice system……..this kid has used up his chances……keep him in jail. Hey Judge……lock him up…
Are you serious? Chances? They were warrants for UNPAID FINES.
the way i see it issss……… the kid is a delinquent, multiple offences, yeah… no good for nothing that should be in the chain gangs… I don’t have any warrants, never have never will… but it speaks multitudes as to the kind of person you are to feel that warrants are a common part of life..hmmm
This is funny. I replied that since this guy had no income and couldn’t pay his fines, they should bring back chain gangs and have part of their labor earnings go toward their keep, and part toward their fine owed. BDN removed my comment???? Guess I must have offended the ACLU member that is a moderator. Come on BDN what is offensive about this comment?
My question is why wasn’t he charge for the outstanding warrants when he was arrested for the break in?
guess they forgot to push that button on the computer
prob. a different computer system bro.
I believe an officer would have to do a warrant search to gain that information.
Plain and simple, jail overcrowding. As the jails fill up from this lousy economy, courts are forced to release the lesser offenders.
Attempted Murder is a “lesser” offense?
Whodahthunkit.
Now do you see why I advocate .40 S&W or better?
trust me, a 22LR will be much better in the long run.
Where does it say he was arressted for attempted murder? Even this charge is “was charged with burglarys charged with burglary”.
A home invasion with one person KIA and anotehr WIA is not a mnor violation.
The jails are full of non-violent drug users and there is no room for violent criminals
Actually crime DECREASES in a poor economy. I have no idea why, but it’s a fact…
eh? Have a source for that?
I’d guess that it would be because there would be no drugs to fight over , lol.
In my opinion poverty does not drive crime. Criminals drive crime. Lots of poor people do not commit crimes.
Raise one of your hands if you say you want your taxes cut more and less big government,
and the other if you say I want the big government to throw them all in jail.
Those of you with both of your hands up;
how is the that conservative revolution thingy working out, honestly ?
Why ?
cute..except.. the liberal ideology would never keep them in jail anyway… just tax the you know what out of us – build mega rehab clinics for criminals – then let them go after a week because jail is cruel and unusual punishment…. yeah… not sure that liberal revolution thingy works out really well either…. good try though
They are NOT in jail now are they ??!!!
Who is running this discount store, right now, anyway ?
Blaming the “liberal philosophy” for the reality that THEY ARE NOT IN JAIL , NOW, when who is is control ???? … without any comments on how the conservative economic , less government solutions are a big part of the problem is … not so cute.
I’ll be polite and not venture to say what it might be, leaving all the condensation just at where you have set that bar, okay ? .
I believe this all boils down to economics. Keeping this person in jail would be expensive.
He has a gunshot wound that needs to be monitored and with out a doubt an addiction. I think they was hoping he would flee and become someone else problem.
Follow the money trail.
Five will get you ten that it will lead you to a drug ring that is protected by law enforcement, members of the bar, and/or the political leadership.
They do it for every traffic stop! You’d think for every prisoner, no matter how short time.
something is wrong with our bail system, it needs to be changed or fixed.
Seems he should be thrown in jail and the key thrown away. He just keeps racking up charges. Why was he let out after he was arrested Thursday? Parenting at his age should have nothing to do with it at this point. He has been arrested and to court quite a few times. The jail and court system should have smartened him up. Apparently he doesn’t want to be productive.
The system, as it stands, doesn’t want you to be productive in Maine.
Which “system” Baldacci’s? LePages? Your family’s? The community’s? There are a lot of systems, and most of my friends have jobs and are productive (the ones who do not are retired) so they must have found a different “system” no?
He must be being released on LePage’s system, NOW.
Rigth ? Who is being weak on crime, so they can cut your taxes ?
The bail system. Thanks the courts, thank Maine, thank liberal judges under Baldacci.
Absolutely this is all some politician’s fault. The neighbors, citizens, and perennial complainers who do nothing to effect change are all lily white.
Penobscot County Law Enforcement, from the District Atty’s office down is the biggest joke in the country. They have the competency level of a knat. I am not surprised I got shafted by their office anymore. They are a joke.
I’ll take the local yokels over militarized tactical forces and tazer drones anyday. Some time spent in certain parts of Texas and New York may change your opinion.
GOOD POST
I wish I could give more than one “like.”
A blanket statement like that is completely irrational. There are good, competent people at the Sheriff’s Office.
Just a matter of time for these SCUMBAGS!!! Is his bail set at $100.00?
Say John, is your record clean? Come on now be honest.
What does that have to do with anything?? I’d be willing to bet he hasn’t broken into anyone’s home and attacked them…
The computers (and the ones who input info) really need to get their acts together. There is no reason, in this day and age, why his warrants weren’t available upon his arrest for the invasion.
I know, it’s ‘expensive’, but look at the present alternative: CHAOS! This state has to get it together. It’s not like making bail should be a crapshoot….
I agree those warrants should have been in the system long before he was arrested on the home invasion!
can not be out between 6p.m. and 8 a.m. that works great for him. he does his work around 9a.m. so he can get money to pay those fines… not very good at his job tho he seems to get his help killed.. i am curious how many times can you not pay.. seems to me there is no limit
no offense i personally believe this kid belongs behind bars as well after the whole invasion ordeal, however with that said. the state dropped the ball on this one, it’s SOP for the jail officers to do a warrant check on the inmate BEFORE releasing them. and the warrant check is both through national and local databases. there fore while he was in their custody this past weekend this should have been found. F for effort on the jail, justice, and bail system in the state of maine.
Got to love the judicial system. The police tag em and bag em and the judges release them back to the wild. Exactly how many times does one have to be arrested to be held over? Also another great lesson to all our youth do what you want it does not matter if the police come and get you you will be let out asap no problem.
give me a break
And what was the terribly large amount of bail this time? $25.00 ? And teh 2 women involved in this invasion. What happens to them?
Let us hope that this man, stop’s by the judges house to obtain funds for his defence and leaves the rest of the community alone. Hard to believe that the judge allowed him out, yet once again with petty bail putting everyone else at risk.
Oh Yes, We have a judge who releases this man on petty bail putting the community and everyone ellse at extreme risk then this …………..Maine State Housing Director Dale McCormick has entered into a deal with
Chevrolet to sell carbon offset credits from the weatherization of Maine homes,
but today refused to reveal to the MSHA board of commissioners the pricing
details of the agreement. McCormick’s multi-million dollar carbon trading
venture is coming under intense scrutiny from the board. Everyone needs replacement…… STUPIDY AND CROOKED, ABOUND.
The MSHA mess has nothing to do with this drone…P.S. I love the word stupidy!
Welcome to the revolving door of criminality here in liberal land.
if iz get shot in my other leg ,can i get some oxy’s man? ouch not in that spot stupid!
Yes, this is our judicial system working at it’s best. Why even give him bail? Throw his sorry butt in jail and let it rot there till his court hearing. He obviously is a repeat offender of numerous crimes and will continue to do so. So he owes fines, and it’s obvious how he is getting the money, breaking into people homes. What a waste of tax-payers money with this back and forth to court . Do these judges have any brains or common sense in their heads?
This is one of those criminals that seem trustworthy, he should be out on unsecured bail twice in two days…NOTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
And tomorrow’s headlines will read, he was arrested again.
All involved should be charged with murder of their buddy.
All involved on their side, not the shooters side
Does the jail have a revolving door for this jerk?
Put bail high enough to keep this dummy from trying to kill someone else!!!
He’s the reason his buddy is dead.
Keep letting him out ,we’ll read about him in police beat or the obits.
Try getting off drugs and get a job!!!
Hmmm, can someone translate this? This was posted on his facebook page, does this mean it was planned several days before it happened?
Philip McIntyreUsea nut think I do all dat for jus ny one its good tho atlest I kno I ain’t gotta warrent lolShare · February 13 at 11:07am via mobile ·
Thats gangster babbling, a primitive language spoken by the uneducated hoods from the inner cities, and generally limited to talking about sex, drugs or crime.
he is illiterate too
If you are speeding in a car and have an accident and someone gets killed, it’s manslaughter and possible jail time but if you’re breaking into someone’s home with a friend and that friend gets killed you get put back on the street with no real charges? He should also be charged with at least involuntary manslaughter!
the legal system is screwed up……keep releasing him……next time he is really going to do something worse……sounds out of control to me..
Again, we coddle and nurture these guys….
Compassion is the theme here……
Too much of it……Problem with the system…
The judge should be arrested for putting people’s lives in danger. I’m sure this kid will either kill someone or get killed eventually.
Actually it should be the Bail commissioner
ahh..give him a bit longer..he’ll kill someone
Speaking of our law enforcement, where is an update on the Robert Carlson investigation? Last we heard the investigation was going to be wrapped up in a week. It has been more than a month and nothing. Home invasion and abusing children are both high level crimes. Please do not let the Carlson investigation fade into the shadows.
Someone who breaks in someone home is a criminal his intent to steal to kill whoever is in their way ,, that is a criminal don;t you think they are not violent what they need for all those crooks criminals is boot camp put them to work this country getting to be like a third world country criminals do their crimes get away sickening !! more laws to protect those criminals then the victims and innocent citizens real shame
Someone who breaks in someone home is a criminal his intent to steal to kill whoever is in their way ,, that is a criminal don;t you think they are not violent what they need for all those crooks criminals is boot camp put them to work this country getting to be like a third world country criminals do their crimes get away sickening !! more laws to protect those criminals then the victims and innocent citizens real shame
police sure do look stupid when things like this happen.. years ago i got jailed for a weekend for a ten dollar fee that was not even ordered to be paid for a year from date of court.i guess it depends on if the cops are doing there job or screwing off
….
Super Petey will come to this guys rescue…
if i had to guess i would say this guy just looks like he is pissed off cause he got caught not upset because he robbed someone and got his friend killed….. just an opion
Unbelievable. Lets let him out again and see what happens!
There must be more to this story than we know. I expect half the posters here knew he would continue to commit crimes and so did the legal system.
on FB post says something about “das cuz i got no warrants”….however, arrested for outstanding warrants. what a genius. Williams should have aimed higher and saved the next guy he robs.
Maybe someone is hoping he’ll make the mistake of breaking into another apartment with an armed owner at home to save us some tax money?
anddddddddddddd they let him out, KNOWING he doesnt show up for court appearances…real smart
McIntyre, we wish you met the same fate your ‘bro’ met. Scum bag.
There are a lot of people in jail for far less criminal offenses. What is wrong with our judical system? This boy should not have gotten bail, shame on you to the Judge. Really, $60.00?
i think its pretty ignorant to be saying anything and everything bad about him. im going through reading these comments and you guys are all saying he deserves to be in a body bag and hes a waste of space. well if all of you didnt just go assuming what happened and thought about what really happened then you wouldnt go saying all that. who are you to judge him? your not… and some people try to do good in life but are just stuck in a rut, and people like you that are just being straight up assholes might make him feel like what he did is all he’ll ever do and be. and its not. He does have feelings ya know. he did loose a friend ya know. he is under alot of stress ya know!!! and he does read all of this. he already paid for what he did by loosing his friend, and now he will get jail time which i really dont think he deserves. what harm did he do? they got in a fight, sure, but did he kill someone? NO. did he walk outta that house with something he didnt walk in with? no. and you all look like the joke trying to make fun of his facebook and his mom… grow up and act your age. your all just trash talking on here because you got nothing better to do with your life. good for you losers.
Aw shucks! lets just forget the whole thing. he’s just misunderstood is all. Heck we all do stupid things right? But on the other hand considering his long running disregard of the law and courts leniency has long ago been lost. If he didn’t walk out of the house with anything he didn’t walk in with begs the question, WHY did he walk in. He should consider the fact that he’s still breathing means he is now living on borrowed time. The fact he was even with his buddies while they showed no concern for the civil rights of others while commiting serious life threatening attacks makes him just as guilty as his friend who’s bitter end was fully justified. So when all the facts are gathered, including what the others had to do with the crime, hopefully Justice will prevail and he shall finally pay his debt to society.
You do realize that others are invoking their 1st amendment rights to voice their ideas concerning what is common knowledge so a suggestion you and your friend might want to heed is don’t read this forum.
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guess you have to get shot and charged with a felony now a days to be cool…….
Even as an old, card carrying liberal I can’t let that comment slide. I would never suggest that he “deserves” to be in a body bag, but it’ s a safe bet that he will end up in one soon. I just hope he doesn’t cause a decent citizen to be packed in one too. Now let’s look at what you said. “Stuck in a rut?” He’s certainly not “stuck in a rut.” There are a lot of people who are stuck in a rut …… often the ruts are hard work and low paying jobs. This bozo is swimming in the mud. As far as “loosing a friend:” the friend wasn’t lost, he’s dead. He seems to be the one we can’t keep track of. Along with his now deceased friend, he invaded a home (while the young “ladies” waited outside.) The friend was killed by a man who must now live with the pain of taking a life. You are right about him being under a lot of stress and I agree. His mental health should be a concern of every citizen. The best solution is that he put somewhere where he doesn’t have to worry about food, or bad people breaking into his home. Somewhere where he is protected from all of us insensitive people by nice, secure fences and razor wire (armed guards and dogs too.) Let’s not call the poor boy a criminal. I have known a few criminals (from con men to bank robbers and they would have been offended to hear him called a criminal. He’s one of the people who give crime a bad name. I think it would be nice if we had a mental health system that could give him the help that he needs. It would take place in a nice hospital (behind the razor wire) and he would remain there until two psychiatrists state that he is no longer a danger to society. They would have to be careful, because if they made a mistake they would not only be charged as accessories to any crimes he committed, but be permanently out of the head shrinking business. I haven’t seen his face book, and I don’t know his mother but I would suggest that she either take some parenting classes, or choose a different gene pool when she goes swimming. It appears that the one she was swimming in is too close to the outlet pipes from the sewage disposal plant.
Do you realize how absolutely ridiculous you sound? Making excuses for a “man” who invaded someones home with the intent of doing him harm. Its obvious you know this “man”. Step back and think how you would feel if he burst through your door. He should have suffered the same fate of his good friend.
bet he won’t be trying to invade someone else’s
Do everyone a favor — just keep this one in jail.
I believe it would be doing him a favor, He seems to be his own worst enemy.