HOPE, Maine — Four teenagers were charged Monday for allegedly stealing sparklers, alcohol and food from local camps.
The Knox County Sheriff’s Office got calls last Saturday night that people were running around Island Avenue and Morton Lane from camp to camp late at night, according to Sheriff Donna Dennison.
Police arrested 19-year-old Troy Landry of Rockport for burglary and theft by unauthorized taking, Dennison said. Two other men and one woman who were all too young to be identified also were charged with burglary and theft.
Landry was brought to Knox County Jail on Monday and is awaiting $500 cash bail.
Can’t really call ’em ‘men and woman’ if they are too young to be identified right?
Yes, isn’t that ridiculous….to refer to them as men and woman, but say they are too young to be identified!
Said it once – going to say it again! Is there anyone else that gets annoyed by the system that feels they need to continue to “protect” a “minor” who is also almost an adult? Maybe a little good old fashion shaming might do some good…
A trip to the wood shed may help. These people are thuglets.