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Bath Man Accused of Stabbing Girlfriend Expected to Plead Guilty


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Bath - A Bath man accused of what authorities called a "vicious" knife attack on his girlfriend that nearly killed her is scheduled to plead guilty.

Prosecutors say 29-year-old Matthew Wycoff has agreed to plead guilty Friday to a charge of elevated aggravated assault.

Sagadahoc County District Attorney Geoffrey Rushlau tells The Portland Press Herald (http://bit.ly/TLcgnG ) the negotiated plea agreement calls for a sentence of 15 years, with eight to serve. In exchange, a charge of attempted murder will be dismissed.

Police say Wycoff stabbed the victim about the neck and shoulders with a steak knife in February after the pair had argued in their home.

Wycoff fled the apartment but was arrested a short while later at a gas station in Topsham.

Sentencing will be at a later date.

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