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Criminal Mastermind Hides From Police Under a Blanket at a Hotel

A man hid from police under a blanket outside of a Maine hotel after being told to not return to the property hours earlier.

Police were called out to the Admiral Ocean Inn about an intoxicated man causing a disturbance. When officers arrived on scene, they found Philip Dulude and removed him from the property. They told him that if he were to return that he would be arrested.

Around 12:30 a.m. on Monday, Belfast Police Sergeant Cook was checking around the parking lot of the inn when he found someone hiding under a blanket. He pulled the blanket off and found Dulude hiding under it.

He has been arrested on recommended charges of criminal trespass and violation of bail conditions.

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