Mary Modec News Today

A woman had asked Conrad Sunde to leash his three dogs, which led to the assault.

“I see a fire truck and I want to throw up," victim Mary Modec said, questioning why Conrad Sunde is still working for the Duluth Fire Department.

Conrad Sunde IV had a physical altercation with a woman who called him out for his off-leash dogs.

Conrad Sunde is still working for the Duluth Fire Department, but the conviction puts his future in jeopardy.

That is the question a judge will answer with her verdict, which is expected in the coming days.

Tyler Leibfried sought a criminal investigation of the man he shot, along with requesting to introduce a slew of character evidence against Jared Fyle.

Mary Modec said she was "attacked" by the man she confronted over his off-leash dogs. Conrad Sunde said he only acted in self-defense to avoid being pepper-sprayed.

He is charged with third-degree assault in the encounter on a Duluth trail with a 60-plus year old woman.

A three-day trial will begin April 5 in State District Court in Duluth.

While a more serious charge was previously dismissed, Conrad Sunde is still facing one felony count stemming from a verbal altercation that turned physical on a Duluth trail in 2020.