JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Stutsman County State’s Attorney Fritz Fremgen approached the County Commission Tuesday with a proposal for remote attorney services.
Earlier this month, Fremgen informed the commission that he has been operating short-staffed and needed to figure out how to fill open positions.
Fremgen states he was approached by former county attorney Lily Schoenig about his dilemma and offered to provide remote attorney service.
North Dakota Man Leaves Stolen Truck On Lake…It Sinks.
This reported from Assistant Police Chief, Major Justin Blinsky by KCSi News
Blinsky reports that the incident started at 1:44 a.m., Monday when residents reported a stolen pickup. The vehicle was spotted by an individual familiar with the vehicle, being aware it had been stolen in the area of the 1000 block of 4th Street Northwest. He fled officers in the pickup and the pursuit was discontinued because the driver was traveling in an extremely reckless manner at high speed.
Here for me it gets interesting as everyone involved is moving around at 2 AM. Our moms were right- nothing good can happen at 2 AM. So residents (plural) report seeing the stolen vehicle and as you already read, for safety s sake the police call off the pursuit.
Police were dispatched to a location twice on Saturday after 911 calls. 12:04 pm, Dec. 14, 2020 ×
The Jamestown Police Department arrested a Jamestown man on several charges after using a Taser on him twice after a reported domestic incident Saturday.
Police were dispatched at about 10:09 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12, to a 911 hang up call at 408 Business Loop West, the Two Rivers Inn West Motel. Dispatch attempted to call the phone number back and the individual who answered the phone reported it was a misdial. Officers responded to verify there was no emergency, determining the individuals involved were in a relationship and were having an argument but no physical violence had occurred. It was determined no crime had been committed at that time and officers left.