Teens Offered Plea Deals in Bomb Incident ; the Sentences Would Conclude One of Three High-Profile Juvenile Cases in Central Maine.

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Two teenagers who allegedly detonated acid bombs in Skowhegan's Wal-Mart in November would spend 30 days in detention under the terms of a proposed plea agreement.

Emmanual Hurtado, 16, and Tyler Tatakis, 15, both of Skowhegan, each will do 150 hours of community service, serve two years of probation and pay $5,000 in restitution if a judge accepts the plan at a hearing scheduled for Monday.

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Teens Offered Plea Deals in Bomb Incident ; the Sentences Would Conclude One of Three High-Profile Juvenile Cases in Central Maine.

District Attorney Evert N. Fowle announced the plea agreement on Thursday as part of a three-page report to Skowhegan re...

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