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Man wanted for murder in Massachusetts arrested by Bangor police

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Bangor police arrested a suspect in an attempted murder in Massachusetts.

Police stopped the vehicle being driven by 36-year-old Patrick Lloyd of LaGrange on Friday afternoon.

Lloyd was wanted on an outstanding warrant from Webster, Massachusetts for Attempted Murder related to a domestic violence incident there.

Police searched Lloyd’s vehicle and found a stolen handgun.

Lloyd, who has a previous felony conviction, was also charged with Receiving Stolen Property and Possession of a Firearm by a Prohibited Person.

Lloyd is being held at Penobscot County Jail pending extradition to Massachusetts.

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