Howland -
The penobscot County Grand Jury indicted four men Wednesday accused of brutually beating up two other men in Howland.
The four men - Charles Gardner and Henry McKinnon, as well as Henry's brother, John McKinnon, and Brandon Summerson - are charged with aggravated assault.
Gardner also faces two counts of elevated aggravated assault.
Authorities say both victims had numerous broken bones and other injuries from the incident in August.
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