A Maine man is facing charges in Massachusetts for allegedly exposing himself to a teenager.

A Report of a Suspicious Male Sent Police to a Maine Man

 

Justin S. Graves lives in the Sanford village of Springvale. He was arrested Sunday in Hanover, Massachusetts after local police responded to a report of a suspicious male allegedly following a female.

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After Allegedly Exposing Himself to a Teen, the Maine Circled Her Car in a Truck

Hanover Police say the 17-year-old victim was seated in her vehicle at approximately 10:00 Sunday morning when a white pickup truck pulled up next to her. She told authorities that she saw the man clearly staring at her before he eventually exited his truck and exposed himself to her. He then got back into his pickup and began to drive in circles around the victim's vehicle. Police say eventually he pulled up next to the victim's vehicle again and began honking his horn in an attempt to get her attention. When that didn't work, she said, he drove away and parked in front of a nearby business.

When officers arrived on the scene, they interviewed the victim, who provided a solid description of the suspect, including a photograph of his vehicle. The police quickly located the pickup truck and the suspect, who was still on the property. After conducting an investigation, the suspect was identified as Justin Graves of Maine and he was placed under arrest.

Maine Man Faces Sex and Drug Charges in Massachusetts

Graves faces several charges:

  • Open and gross lewdness
  • Possession of a Class E drug
  • Possession with intent to distribute a Class D drug (2 counts)
  • Possession of a Class B drug (2 counts)
  • Possession of a Class D drug (2 counts)

He was being held on $10,000 cash bail and arraigned at Hingham District Court. He's due in court again on February 11th.

We'll update this story as more details become available. 

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