Man Charged in Fatal Hungry Horse Shooting Pleads Guilty to Burglaries Under Plea Deal

A Hungry Horse man charged in a fatal shooting earlier this year has pleaded guilty to two felony counts of accountability to burglary for thefts in Coram and West Glacier. The pleas are part of an agreement with prosecutors that also covers the homicide case against him. Dylan Austin Olson entered the pleas Nov. 12 in Flathead County District Court before Judge Heidi Ulbricht. Olson was charged in September 2025, along with two co-defendants, with accountability to burglary for the October 2024 theft of about $85,000 in items from Green Valley Lodge in Coram. The items included a mounted sheep, a side-by-side, a Suburban and a gun safe. A second count of accountability to burglary stems from the January 2025 theft of three vehicles and multiple items from Glacier Raft Company in West Glacier. Olson pleaded not guilty to both counts last year. He is scheduled to be sentenced on the burglary charges March 11 at 9 a.m. before Ulbricht.

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