Man charged with terrorizing felony and hunting misdemeanors

Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office (RCSO) reported the following: On the afternoon of Sunday, Nov. 8, an RCSO deputy received a call from a North Dakota Game and Fish (NDGF) officer who advised him that a landowner called to report the illegal taking of pheasants by someone on his property without permission. The landowner had been out hunting with his daughter when he heard shots fired and decided to confront the individuals. Upon approaching two adult males in a small gray SUV with Minnesota license plates, the landowner could smell alcohol on them. When the landowner addressed the issue of them hunting on his land without permission, the passenger of the vehicle racked a round into the chamber of his pistol. At this point, the landowner retreated, got back in his own vehicle and reported the violation to the NDGF officer, relaying the Minnesota license plate number along with a description of the vehicle. The RCSO deputy stopped the vehicle on U.S.

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