BANGOR, Maine — A woman who threatened a motel manager with a hammer on Valentine’s Day has been charged with multiple violations, including criminal threatening, according to Bangor police Sgt. Tim Cotton.
She was arrested again the following day for violating her bail conditions by returning to the motel, the sergeant added.
Pamela L. Morin, 45, who lists her address as the Riverview Motel on State Street, was charged the afternoon of Feb. 14 with felony criminal threatening, misdemeanor assault and criminal mischief.
“Morin allegedly carried a hammer and made threats to kill a manager at the hotel located at 810 State St.,” Cotton said, referring to Riverview. “She was subsequently arrested for criminal threatening.”
At around 11:30 p.m. the following day she was found at the motel and charged with violating a bail condition that barred her from returning, Cotton said.
She was returned to Penobscot County Jail where she remained Friday after her bail was revoked, according to a jail official.
The manager who was threatened answered the motel’s phone Friday morning but declined to comment.
Morin faces a penalty of up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine if convicted of the most serious Class C charge of criminal threatening.