LIMINGTON, Maine — Two brothers accused of fleeing the scene of a crash with a school bus have been arrested.
Robert Hargis, 33, and Patrick Hargis, 30, were taken to the York County Jail on Wednesday after law enforcement executed a search warrant at 361 Sokokis Ave. in Limington, Maine Department of Public Safety spokesperson Shannon Moss said in a release.
With the help of a K-9 officer, police found the brothers hiding inside a wall in an upstairs bedroom, according to Moss. Maine State Police were assisted by the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office.
The brothers are accused of fleeing the scene of a crash on Sokokis Avenue on June 14 after the car they were traveling in struck a school bus.
"The vehicle behind the bus, a 4-door sedan, failed to slow down in time and crashed into the back side of the bus," Moss said. "The damage to both the bus and the sedan was severe and both vehicles had to be towed from the scene."
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Police said the suspects fled the scene on foot into nearby woods
Thirteen children were on the bus at the time of the crash, but no injuries were reported, according to police.
Robert had nine active arrest warrants. Patrick had one active arrest warrant and is also on probation, according to Moss.
Patrick was charged with felony reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon. He will also be charged with operating after suspension, operating with suspended registration, leaving the scene of an accident, and three counts of violating conditions of release, Moss said.