Dunn County, North Dakota — The following report is based on information from local law enforcement. All individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Missing Children Located
On May 2nd, at 11:52 a.m., two children under the age of two were reported missing. A neighbor discovered the children and they were quickly reunited with their parents, resulting in no further action needed. Later that day, at 6:22 p.m., a resident of Manderley contacted authorities regarding suspicious activity, reporting that an unknown woman had allegedly left her ankle monitor on the porch.
Multiple Arrests for Substance-Related Charges
On May 3rd, at 1:44 a.m., Rosalyn Clowes Hart was arrested for driving under the influence on Highway 22 near mile marker 94. Later that evening, at 10:39 p.m., Justin Paul, 27, was arrested near mile marker 98 on the same highway. He faces multiple charges, including possession of a Schedule I controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana and related paraphernalia, driving under suspension, and carrying a concealed weapon.
Driving Violations and Arrests
On May 5th, at 12:50 p.m., law enforcement stopped a driver near mile marker 115 on Highway 200 for driving in the wrong direction. This individual was arrested on suspicion of drug possession and cited for operating a vehicle in the left lane without a seatbelt. Further incidents on May 8th saw deputies take four firearms into custody based on a court order for safekeeping, with a process outlined for their potential return.
Juvenile Charge and Domestic Violence Case
On May 10th, a juvenile was charged with terrorism following an incident in Manning. Two days later, on May 12th, deputies investigated a report of inappropriate communication between a juvenile and an adult male in Killdeer. This case remains under investigation. On May 13th, Brendis Haddock, 45, was arrested in Manning for second-degree domestic violence after allegedly injuring his adult daughter during a dispute.
Theft and Welfare Checks
On May 14th, deputies responded to a theft alarm at Dollar General in Killdeer, confirming the situation with the store owner. They also conducted a traffic stop related to an expired vehicle registration, which led to a court appearance, and issued a warning to a minor passenger for possessing cigarettes. Welfare checks conducted on four children in Dodge resulted in finding them healthy and well-cared for, prompting no law enforcement action.
Animal Concerns and Immigration Violations
On May 15th, deputies investigated a report of possible animal abuse after a caller claimed an animal was left behind by its owner. Upon inspection, the animals were found to have food and water. On May 16th, law enforcement arrested Manuel Ramses Martinez Garcia, 32, and Miguel Angel Vazquez, 26, for immigration-related violations near mile marker 100 on Highway 22.
Health Emergencies and Ongoing Investigations
Emergency responders attended a medical call on May 17th in Twin Buttes, where an intoxicated patient was later treated and released from the hospital. A report on May 28th indicated that a resident in the Richardton area believed a cow may have been hit by a vehicle, prompting deputies to await further information. Furthermore, on the same day, Ronnie Breshears, 39, received a citation for trespassing in Killdeer, and subsequent searches revealed marijuana and paraphernalia in his vehicle.
