Man faces assault charge after kicking responder
The man also assaulted a family member when responders arrived at the scene
By Ryan McLaughlin
Bangor Daily News
LIMINGTON, Maine — A Christmas Eve gathering in Limington ended with one man going to jail after he assaulted a family member and a rescue worker, police said.
York County Sheriff's deputies were sent to Hardscrabble Road after a report that Steven Perkins, 26, of Limington was acting strangely, according to Maj. William King.
Shortly after Deputy Bob Carr's arrival, Perkins assaulted a family member in front of the deputy, prompting Carr to not only arrest Perkins but dispatch Limington's rescue unit.
While the family member was being evaluated, a handcuffed Perkins kicked the rescue worker, resulting in a felony charge in assault on an emergency care member in addition to the simple assault charge.
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