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Fargo man fired shots at alleged trespasser in self-defense, court docs say
Joseph Larson’s attorney, Cash Aaland, said his client discharged his weapon while in fear of his life and retreating from James Mayerhofer’s vehicle. 7:36 pm, May 12, 2021 ×
James Mayerhofer
FARGO A Fargo homeowner said he fired his weapon at an alleged trespasser’s vehicle because he was “trying to run” him down, according to court documents.
James John Mayerhofer, 41, of Fargo, appeared Wednesday, May 12, in Cass County District Court in connection to the shooting that happened late Monday night at 1212 49th Ave. N., Fargo. That’s where 59-year-old Joseph Larson requested help from law enforcement to remove Mayerhofer from Larson’s property.
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Cass County State’s Attorney’s Office reviewing trespassing incident that led to shooting
Forty-one-year-old James Mayerhofer is in the Cass County Jail on charges of DUI involving drugs, DUI refusal and fleeing in a motor vehicle
May 11, 2021
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) Authorities are investigating an alleged trespassing incident that led to a shooting on the outskirts of North Fargo Monday night.
Forty-one-year-old James Mayerhofer is in the Cass County Jail on charges of DUI involving drugs, DUI refusal and fleeing in a motor vehicle.
He was arrested around 10 o’clock Monday night after 58-year-old Joe Larson called law enforcement to report a suspicious person and vehicle on his property in the 1200 block of 49th Avenue North.
Records published April 29, 2021
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SPICER A 34-year-old man was arrested on multiple felony charges early Wednesday morning after attempting to break into a residence on the 8900 block of North Shore Drive.
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