Troy LeFevre, Jamestown
Jay Schmitz, Valley City
The name of the judge who sentenced the individual is listed in parenthesis behind each individual sentence.
Note: All individuals reside in Jamestown unless otherwise noted. Individuals with a deferred imposition of sentence will have the charge or charges dismissed at the end of the deferred imposition if they have met the conditions of the sentence.
DRIVING OPERATING A VEHICLE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR OR DRUGS
Brandon Michael Workman, 28, Jud, N.D., $125 criminal administration fee, $100 defense/facility administration fee, $35 indigent defense application fee, $100 indigent recoupment, $25 victim-witness fee, $500 fine/state, chemical dependency evaluation, complete recommended treatment, not possess or own firearms for 360 days (Clark).
Pandemic just one of many hurdles for Lake Street businesses
By Mitti Hicks
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - COVID-19 has put a strain on many Minnesota businesses and forced owners to make difficult decisions.
But there are other challenges for businesses on Minneapolis Lake Street who still can’t reopen following protests after George Floyd was killed.
Pandemic just one of many hurdles for Lake Street Minneapolis businesses
The pandemic is just one of many hurdles for Lake Street businesses after the unrest in Minneapolis over the summer.
There were more than 2,000 businesses along the Lake Street corridor before COVID-19 and the unrest. Now, months later, some businesses still can’t reopen because they don’t have a physical location and others don’t have power yet.
Two Roseburg women were cited and released Wednesday on suspicion of multiple fraud charges after being caught on camera using allegedly stolen credit cards to make purchases on Nov. 14.
Sonja Marie Campos, 57, and Kristina Rosa Campos, 32, were tracked down by Roseburg police after identifying the women through video surveillance at the Marshalls department store in the Roseburg Marketplace and at the Roseburg Walmart.
According to the report from the Roseburg Police Department, video evidence showed Sonja Campos twice using a stolen credit card to purchase items at Marshalls. The same day, Kristina Campos was also seen on video using a stolen credit card belonging to the same victim at Walmart.