BANGOR, Maine — Several calls from concerned citizens have helped Bangor police determine the identity of a teenager involved in a hit-and-run accident involving two vehicles Sunday, police said.

Sgt. Paul Edwards said Monday the crash occurred around 11 a.m. at the corner of Webster Avenue and Crestmont Road, and that one of the vehicle’s drivers fled the scene.

Carson Stimus, 19, of Bangor called Bangor police and met with Officer Jermaine Walker on Monday afternoon, Edwards said. Walker issued a summons to Stimus charging him with misdemeanor leaving the scene of an accident and operating without a license, according to Edwards.

On Sunday, the other driver reported to Walker that his vehicle had been struck by a Subaru hatchback, which was coming from the area of Bangor Municipal Golf Course, according to Edwards. A piece of the Subaru was left at the scene.

BDN sports freelancer Ryan McLaughlin grew up in Brewer and is a lifelong fan of the New England Patriots, Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins.

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      1. wonder if t was the guy involved in the highspeed chase the other day day that ditched his mothers car in capepart. if it is very dangerous driver

    1. yeah, it’d be nice to know which piece – just so i knew what to keep my eyes open for. However, i’m sure it’s stashed in a garage in Brewer by now.

      1. Unfortunately those fog-light surrounds are held in by faith and prayer so people will see quite a few silver impreza wagons/outbacks missing one or both of them.

  1. Don’t hold you breath, a drunk Brewer women killed someone in Bangor last year, and hid the vehicle for days. She walked.
    There is no chance of the BPD finding this suspect!

  2. My favorite bit of the article is “one of the vehicle’s drivers left the scene.” Apart from airliners, I’m trying to think of the last time I saw a singular vehicle with more than one driver.

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