Ward County

May 3

Delivery of controlled substance – marijuana (Class C felony) Matthew David Lahtonen, 21, Glenburn, deemed a misdemeanor, 360 days in the Ward County Jail, first serve 60 days, credit for five days, 18 months supervised probation, must complete a chemical dependency evaluation, $1,100 in court fines and fees.

DUI-.16% or greater – first offense (Class B misdemeanor) Molly Anna Frueh, 37, Minot, 20 hours of community service in lieu of jail, must complete a chemical dependency evaluation and victim impact panel, $1,000 in court fines and fees.

Criminal trespass- building or occupied structure (Class A misdemeanor) Clayton Harold Backman, 51, Minot, 360 days in the Ward County Jail, first serve 145 days/credit for 145 days served, 360 days of unsupervised probation, restitution reserved, must have no contact with a northwest Minot address, $325 in court fines and fees.

Criminal trespass-notice against trespass- second or subsequent offense in two years (Class A misdemeanor) Jeffrey Lee Haugeberg, 62, Minot, 360 days in the Ward County Jail, first serve 73 days with credit for 73 days served, 360 days of supervised probation, must have no contact with Jane Doe and maintain a 150-foot distance provision, $625 in court fines and fees; disobedience of a judicial order (Class A misdemeanor) 360 days in the Ward County Jail, first serve 73 days/credit for 73 days served, 360 days of supervised probation, must have no contact with Jane Doe and maintain a 150-foot distance provision.

Contact by bodily fluids – law enforcement-knowingly (Class C felony) Timothy Wade Levi Allery, 30, Minot, three years in the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, first serve 45 days with credit for 45 days served, 18 months of supervised probation, $400 criminal administration fee/waived, $575 indigent recoupment/waived, $643.53 in restitution, $125 in court fines and fees.

Unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia-manufacture-marijuana or tetrahydrocannabinol (Class A misdemeanor) Alex Bradfield, 35, New Town, $500 in court fines and fees.

DUI-refusal-first offense (Class B misdemeanor) Billy Ray Cook Jr., 49, Nashville, Tenn., must complete a chemical dependency evaluation and victim impact panel, $750 in court fines and fees.

Fleeing a peace officer-vehicle (Class A misdemeanor) RaShawn Terelle Felder, 33, Minot, $500 in court fines and fees; driving under suspension – fourth or subsequent offense in five years (Class A misdemeanor) $500 in court fines and fees.

DUI-refusal-first offense (Class B misdemeanor) Travis Lyle Hoffer, 51, Minot, 10 days in the Ward County Jail/10 days suspended, 360 days of unsupervised probation, must complete a chemical dependency evaluation and victim impact panel, $750 in court fines and fees.

Possession of controlled substance -methamphetamine-second offense (Class C felony) Amanda Rae Magallon, 40, Douglas, deemed a misdemeanor, 360 days in the Ward County Jail, first serve two days/credit for two days served, 18 months of supervised probation, must complete a chemical dependency evaluation, $575 indigent recoupment fee/waived, $525 in court fines and fees.