When an intoxicated man broke into a man's home in Bar Harbor, Maine, the homeowner had to bribe the man to leave with (ironically, non-alcoholic) beer!
Scott Cote, 22, remained in jail Monday afternoon after he allegedly broke into a man’s Cleftstone Road home and woke him up around 4 a.m. Monday, police wrote in a report about the incident. The homeowner, after waking up to find Cote in his bedroom, convinced Cote to leave by giving him a nonalcoholic beer, police indicated.
“[The resident] gave suspect a [nonalcoholic] beer to bribe him to leave the residence,” the police report said.
Bill Trotter of the Bangor Daily News has the story: Link
He should be charged with bribery!
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I guess non-alcoholic beer does have a purpose after all!
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To bad Maine doesn't have a "shoot first" law.
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lol @ Dru!
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What is this world coming to. I always felt a certain safe security that my parents reside in Maine. It is a good thing my Dad is a level headed man.
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who the heck keeps non-alcoholic beer? I thought it was a long standing joke made by the alcohol industry.
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@Diane - your dad is Herman Munster?
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