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A man accused of causing a more than 8-hour standoff in Lagrange was in court Friday afternoon.
Police say it started Thursday morning when the man assaulted a woman in Orono.
Raymond Baker, 47, pleaded not guilty to charges that include of domestic violence assault, criminal restraint and violation of bail conditions.
An Orono Police official tells us Baker wound up in Lagrange, barricaded in a house on Brimstone Road.
We're told his father and a child were also in the home but he released them unharmed.
At some point Baker left the house and eventually turned himself in.
He's being held on 10-thousand dollars bail and has been ordered to stay away from the woman who claims to have been assaulted.
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