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Destruction charge carries a maximum punishment of up to 20 years in prison for Cameron Monte Smith, a Canadian man accused of firing shots into the Wheelock Substation near Ray, North Dakota in May.
A Canadian man accused of shooting up an electrical substation in northwestern North Dakota earlier this year has been ordered held in custody pending trial in federal court.
Prosecutors alleged Cameron Monte Smith shot bullets used for an AR-15. Investigators also found the word "DAPL" spray-painted outside the substation, court documents said.
A press release from the United States Department of Justice states that United States Attorney Mac Schneider announced that a federal grand jury has returned an indictment charging Cameron Monte
A Canadian man is accused of shooting up an electrical substation in northwestern North Dakota last spring, cutting power to hundreds of people and causing damage that might total in