BANGOR — Prosecutors have declined to pursue charges against a homeless man in Bangor who helped himself to an outdoor electrical outlet to charge a pair of cellphones.
Bangor police originally charged 23-year-old Shaun Fawster last weekend with theft of services after an officer caught him charging phones on an outlet hidden behind some flowers. He was also charged with carrying a concealed weapon after the officer find a folding knife tucked under his shirt.
But Susan J. Pope, assistant district attorney, said prosecutors declined to pursue the case.
Fawster, who’s a transient with no known address, couldn’t be reached for comment.
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