A 30-year-old man was arrested Monday and charged with assault after throwing things at coffee shop employees and chasing them in Bangor.

Police Said Man Believed he had Supernatural Powers to Move Things

The Bangor Police Department said Tyler Corliss thought he had supernatural powers and was moving items in the store.

Man Chased Employees Around the Store

Corliss was charged with chasing employees around the shop, and chasing one of the staff members out of the store.

Police Looked at Video Tape Evidence

Officers reviewed surveillance video and saw him throwing things at the staff.

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Suspect Out on Bail on Prior Charges

Corliss was out on bail at the time of the assault.

Charged with Assault and Violation of Release

He was taken into custody and charged with Assault and Violation of Conditions of Release.

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Taken to County Jail and Charged

He was transported to the Penobscot County Jail and booked.

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Active Investigation

The investigation is ongoing.

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