Cass County ( trfnews.i234.me ) – A Fargo woman is now facing a felony charge in connection with a June auto theft case. Court documents outline how the incident unfolded and how she was later arrested.
Authorities say Liza Rose Rencountre of Fargo was identified as a suspect after police reviewed surveillance video from June that showed a vehicle being stolen. Officers worked to confirm her identity and continued to monitor the case.
On September 5, Rencountre was taken into custody when officers responded to an unrelated call and recognized her as the suspect in the auto theft. She was arrested at that time and charged with felony theft.
Officials did not immediately release details about the make and model of the stolen vehicle or whether it was recovered. No injuries were reported during the theft or the arrest.
Felony auto theft in North Dakota carries serious consequences, which can include prison time, probation, and significant fines depending on prior history. The severity of charges often depends on the value of the stolen vehicle and whether other crimes were committed during the theft. More details about auto theft laws can be found through the North Dakota Century Code.
Rencountre’s case will proceed through Cass County District Court, where she is expected to make her first appearance on the felony charge in the coming weeks. She is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
The Fargo Police Department continues to remind residents to lock vehicles, remove valuables, and remain vigilant, as auto thefts remain a recurring issue in the region.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.
