WEST BATH
A Bath man arrested in May after police say he beat up his girlfriend, pleaded guilty in Sagadahoc County Superior Court last month to a charge of domestic violence assault, and now faces nine months in jail.
Damion Fincher, 25, pleaded guilty to the charge, said Assistant District Attorney Patricia Mador, and two additional charges of aggravated assault and domestic violence terrorizing were dismissed.
Mador said Fincher pleaded guilty to a Class C crime and was sentenced to 42 months in jail all but 9 months suspended, and two years of probation with a “multitude” of conditions.
Bath police officers responded May 5 to an apartment Fincher shared with his then 21-year-old girlfriend and her half-sister, and were told by the sister that Fincher was beating his girlfriend.
The young woman allegedly had marks she said were from being pushed and then dragged across a rug.
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