Alleged burglar nabbed twice in 24 hours
The Associated Press
Monday, May 14, 2007
BANGOR, Maine (AP) A 23-year-old man was arrested for burglary Friday night just 15 hours following his release from jail for two other burglaries, police said.
Edward Turner of Hermon and his roommate, Donald Searway, were arrested late Thursday after police found firearms and jewelry in their car and home that were reported stolen from homes in Levant earlier in the day, according to Maine State Police.
Turner was released on bail Friday morning, but it wasn't long before he was back in hot water.
Bangor police arrested Turner at 8:45 that night when he was spotted with a backpack that contained numerous pieces of jewelry that still had price tags on them and were attached to jewelry display boards.
Turner was charged with smashing a store window at Downeast Coins and Collectibles and snatching the jewelry from a display window. He is also accused of breaking a window at a pawn shop across the street, but police say he couldn't get into the store.
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Thursday, May 17, 2007
Double Dipstick Prize
The Bangor Daily News had a real piece of genius on display. This guy doesn't know when to quit. Text in italics is my emphasis.
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(Hehe) The dirtbags make it to easy sometimes. Gives one a good laugh!!
Does anyone know what happened to Edward Turner? I have been trying to get in contact with him. I knew him really well in High School and I wouldn't have thought that he would do something this stupid.
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