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Man accused of shooting person in the head in Polk County charged with attempted murder (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — A man made his initial appearance in Polk County Court on Tuesday after being accused of shooting a man in the head during an attempted burglary. Leslie Manford Anderson of Bagley, Minnesota, is charged with felony second-degree attempted murder, felony first-degree assault, three counts of felony second-degree assault and two counts of felony first-degree burglary. Court documents allege that the incident happened while Anderson was attempting to burglarize a Mentor, Minnesota, fa
North Dakota woman's lawsuit claims fall on ice at Grand Forks post office led to husband's death (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — A North Dakota woman is suing the federal government after a slip on ice at the Grand Forks Post Office allegedly led to her husband's death. On Sept. 24, Julie Hill filed a lawsuit against the U.S. federal government doing business as the General Services Administration, or GSA, in the U.S. District Court for the District of North Dakota. The defendants have not yet filed a response. According to the complaint, Richard Hill went to the Grand Forks Post Office on Jan. 16, 2025, to
Prohibition enforcement 'sporadic' in Grand Forks (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — More than 100 years ago, officers in Grand Forks enforced moral decency laws, allowing them to break into hotel rooms to catch adulterers in the act or arrest people for abandoning their families. Cpl. Brian Samson of the Grand Forks Police Department pored through the agency’s historical records and was fascinated by these laws. “I think we’re more free to be ourselves and just express ourselves now,” Samson said. “There’s a lot of things in the public decency and moral decency la
With North Dakota 'dry,' this city's drinkers looked across the river (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — Over 100 years ago, officers in Grand Forks enforced moral decency laws, allowing them to break into hotel rooms to catch adulterers in the act or arrest people for abandoning their families. Cpl. Brian Samson of the Grand Forks Police Department poured through the agency’s historical records and said he was most fascinated by these laws. “I think we’re more free to be ourselves and just express ourselves now,” Samson said. “There’s a lot of things in the public decency and moral d
Polk County corrections officer accused of sexually assaulting inmates (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — A corrections officer in Polk County has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting two inmates. Irving Emmanuel Jacobo Bravo, 49, worked at the Northwest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston, Minnesota. He is charged with two counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct in a prohibited occupational relationship. According to court documents, two female inmates at the corrections center reported they were sexually assaulted by Bravo between 3 and 4 p.m. Sept. 11. Both w
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