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Traill County's drug dog is done
Grand Forks woman turns 111
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Man charged in fatal crash to change plea
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Couple suing over kids' haircuts for drug tests
Mayville man, daughter face drug charges
'Endangered' ND historic properties listed
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Woman's family files wrongful death lawsuit
Updated 2009 Flooding Incident Report - NDDES
Sheriff recovering from injury
1 killed, sheriff injured in interstate crash
1 killed, sheriff injured in interstate crash
Old Traill County bridge to be restored
Truck driver pleads not guilty in crash
Defense attorney says no negligence in crash
Man charged in fatal bridge crash
Traill County rejects courthouse addition
Authorities release name of crash victim
Crash kills Hatton teen
Traill County looking for crash witness
Authorities suspect arson in Buxton fire
Woman killed in Traill County crash
Chemical leak reported at sugar plant
Grand Forks man convicted on hunting charges
Suspect in Steele County standoff charged
Traill County voters reject $7 million bond issue for jail...
Traill County voters to decide $7 million building project...
Traill County residents to vote on new jail
Traill County commissioners considering courthouse addition...
City of Portland switching to county police
deercarcasses
Deer carcasses dumped in river in Traill County
Anhydrous leak reported near Hillsboro
Accused prison guard not a suspect in Traill County...
Four bridges closed in North Dakota
Four North Dakota bridges closed after inspections
First cattle anthrax cases reported in North Dakota...
Hatton, Northwood consolidation proposal fails
Hillsboro man accused of stabbing pleads 'not guilty'...
Minot police say man arrested on murder charge
Man killed at sunflower plant identified
Man killed at Hatton sunflower plant
Winter storm moving out, cold moving in
Traill County escapee surprises authorities with return...
Deputy chases car clocked at more than 100 mph
Deputy chases car clocked at 108 mph
Traill County commissioner wins reelection by a draw...
Traill County wants change in economic development law...
Man walks away from work release
Small towns honor soldiers with veterans memorials
Big Celebrations
ND Supreme Court: Sugar company deserves property tax break
Traill County authorities say Loren Lillemoen back in custody
OFFICIAL SAYS SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT DID NOT VIOLATE STATE JAIL POLICIES.
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR ESCAPED JAIL PRISONER.
Heavy Snow Closes I-29
180 Expected for Search
Escapee caught in Iowa...
Towns struggle to preserve old buildings
NDDOT 2006 calendar team tackles underage drinking
Public information meeting to be held February 13 about new Goose River bridge at Hillsboro
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Posted by sneakycat on Jun 3 2009 7:32AM
In Article: Hardin, Montana


Posted by Rugby Reader on Jun 2 2009 10:45PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana

Bringing Gitmo detainees to the Rugby facility is exactly what our town needs.  That'll show the handful of residents who actually supported bringing a jail to our community what's what. 


It was a bad idea to bring "regional correctional facility" to Rugby.  It's a bad idea to continue housing detainees from Bush's war of terror at Guantanamo Bay.  They either need to be charged and tried, or else be released.

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Posted by Sharon Peterschick on Jun 2 2009 8:06PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana

Rugby Reader,


You are not very well informed.


Rugby jail can hardly get out of state inmates without the permission of the DOCR so how acceptable do you think inmates from another country would be to the residents of ND.


The public in Rugby would certainly not support such a move.


I don't see a fence around the Rugby jail. there is a fence around the outdoor recreation area, but no other fencing exists.


There are many federal prisons in the United States. If the government thinks the prisoners need to be moved use one of the 115 federal systems.


Overall, it is simply a bad idea to even consider moving these inmates. Hmmm.... whose idea is it to do this? Could it be our president?


 

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Posted by Si Ko on Jun 2 2009 3:03PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
Ya know..when I worked inTexas at the FBOP holding facility (like the one that Hardin wants n what Rugby has), it was during 9-11 and as far as I know it wasnt a target even though we did have a few pakistanis and iraqis. Now..if those places were to be "bombed" it totally defeats the purpose of bombing it it, for what? try get the prisoners out? they would be killed while that happened. In my eyes, 911 sure it destroyed many lives but it did make America stronger and if they did bomb again..we would only get stronger yet again. Reply...


Posted by SHOPPEGIRL on May 31 2009 10:07PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
Sneaky, did you really ask him where his head is?  Reply...


Posted by Rugby Reader on May 31 2009 9:46PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
Yep, just as stupid as Bush saying that we have to fight 'em there so we don't have to fight 'em here.  Yet people actually believed his absurd statements. Reply...


Posted by Sassyfrass on May 31 2009 7:10PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana

I cannot believe that you would be willing to put all of the citizens of Rugby in jeopardy without their knowledge or consent which I am certain that you would'nt even consider since you could make such a broad statement!!!  The statement  you made was not only stupid, it's crazy!! 

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Posted by sneakycat 2 on May 31 2009 4:02PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
You have got to be kidding me - honest to God, where is your head?? Reply...


Posted by Rugby Reader on May 31 2009 3:14PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana

Bring 'em on!  We can be a honeypot for the terra war!  We can house the detainees and become a target for the terra-ists to attack us.  We will attract the terra-ists so it will be easier to kill them.  It's logical!


Let's roll!

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Posted by Fossil on May 31 2009 7:10AM
In Article: Hardin, Montana

Quote"Experts have warned that any town that holds the prisoners will become a target for terrorist attacks.  "Quote


That is the truth and you can bank on that!!!! Thats why we don't need those prisoners here!!! Its called logic!! Rugby nor Hardin has a clue on what to do with terrorists as prisoners,not a clue! (No pun intended)...

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Posted by Rugby Reader on May 31 2009 1:12AM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
Yes, experts know exactly what it is about that they are expressing expert opinions.  LOL! Reply...


Posted by don't free willy on May 30 2009 2:43PM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
Experts have warned that any town that holds the prisoners will become a target for terrorist attacks.   Reply...


Posted by SHOPPEGIRL on May 30 2009 10:15AM
In Article: Hardin, Montana


Posted by Rugby Reader on May 30 2009 8:26AM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
Yeah, but those two don't work there anymore.  And there is now a fence around the facility.  So we are good to go now. Reply...


Posted by sneakycat 2 on May 30 2009 8:14AM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
Would that be the same facility where in 2007, two prison guards tried to help inmates escape?



2 officers arrested in foiled escape attempt at Rugby








 




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Sep 15, 2007 - 04:03:43 CDT

RUGBY (AP) - Two prison guards accused of smuggling in saw blades to help three federal inmates escape a regional prison are being held without bail, the county prosecutor says.

The escape attempt was foiled when a search on Wednesday turned up the blades, said Elaine Little, the administrator of the North Central Correctional and Rehabilitation Center. She said the prisoners tried to remove a window, but it was too secure for them to do more than damage some caulking.

Correctional officers Becky Willison, 29, and Keri Brandt, 20, appeared Friday before Judge John McClintock Jr., who ordered them held without bail, said Pierce County State's Attorney Galen Mack.

"We are still gathering information and reports," Mack said. The charges are still being formalized, he said, but they likely will include unlawful delivery of property into a correctional center and giving false information to law enforcement officers.

The two women were jailed in Devils Lake.

Little said she would not discuss details of how the escape attempt was uncovered, for security reasons.

"The staff did a great job in handling the situation, and we're very pleased that no one was hurt and that we were able to stop the escape," Little said. "At the same time, we're very disappointed and upset that two officers would put others in danger."

Prison officials identified the inmates who tried to escape as Gabriel Martinez, 29, his brother Ramon, 31, and Michael Wright, 21, who have been at the Rugby prison since about the first of the year.

The Martinez brothers are facing charges in Operation Speed Racer, a major eastern North Dakota drug case that federal officials say led to the killing of Lee Avila, 28, of East Grand Forks, Minn. Gabriel Martinez is facing a murder charge and his brother is charged with conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance.

Officials said Wright had reached a plea agreement on a number of charges, including possession of stolen property.

The Rugby prison and treatment center opened last September. It has room for 80 prison inmates and 40 beds for drug treatment. Its current inmate population totals about 70, Little said. It has a staff of about 35.

Willison had worked at the Rugby facility since July 2006 and Brandt since May 2007, Little said.

U.S. Attorney Drew Wrigley called the escape attempt a "matter of serious concern for public safety."

Traill County Sheriff Mike Crocker said Willison had worked at the county jail in Hillsboro as a dispatcher and jailer from 2000 to 2005, and he was shocked to hear of her arrest.

"We already do a compete background check and we do excellent training," Little said. "These were just two officers that made some very bad decisions."



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Posted by Rugby Reader on May 30 2009 7:54AM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
We have a wunnerful new correctional facility in Rugby.  We would welcome some Gitmo detainees as well.  Bring 'em on! Reply...


Posted by Fossil on May 30 2009 7:03AM
In Article: Hardin, Montana
I've been to Hardin,MT.(worked there for a month)and yes I can see them getting burned!..............As for the Guantanamo prisoners being housed there"NO WAY"!! We don't need them in our country,they are dangerous people and hate us! They could and can just walk out of that prison system! Its to bad the town got burned over the prison deal,but someone on that town board filled his pockets too!! Reply...


Posted by jess_n_flip on May 9 2008 4:06PM
In Article: Minot police say man arrested on murder charge
Jay was sentenced to 25 years in the Pen, with 5 years suspended. Meaning he will be up for parol in about 17 years. He did get credit for time served. Which was approx 375 days. He must serve at least 85% of his sentence. Although it doesnt seem like much, he could have easily gotten less had it went to a jury trial based on the whole mental illness act he was playing. Keep in mind the mental illness act was used when it worked for them, and not used when it didnt matter. It was a very emotional, intense trial but we are happy it is over. There is a no contact order in place for our family as well. As far as the custody end of things, we are still trying to obtain custody of the youngest boy Jaycob. Thankfully when Jay is transfered to Bismarck pen it will make it harder for Kitty Dill (Jays mother) to take Jaycob to see him. He shouldnt be seeing him anyways! But thats my opionion. Another slap in the face. But anyways, its all over now! We have a new battle starting! Thanks for all the support we have recieved!

Jessica (Jens sister) Reply...


Posted by Johanna Jenkinson on May 9 2008 10:15AM
In Article: Minot police say man arrested on murder charge
Any news yet about the trial? Reply...


Posted by Deej on Apr 23 2008 11:03PM
In Article: Minot police say man arrested on murder charge
Hang in there you guys. I firmly prayer he will get the maximum allowed sentence and if not he will still have to prove himself a model prisoner for any hopes of early release and i really don't see him pullin that one off with any ease. Give Hayden huge hugs and some Jaycob when you see him too. Please drop me a line to let me know how the hearing went and if you ever need character statments from me i am there for ya. God bless the ones who look out and try to get justice for Jen's family.. Luv you guys Reply...



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