GRAND FORKS, ND (trfnews.i234.me) – In a saga of legal twists and turns, Jason David Duerr, 42, from Devils Lake, found himself in the center of a courtroom drama. Duerr faced sentencing after admitting guilt to a Class A felony theft and Class C felony preventing arrest in Cavalier County. However, the plot thickens as a related case in Pembina County remains unresolved.
Arrest and Allegations
Duerr’s troubles began when he was apprehended in December for possession of a stolen Dakota Supply Group van in Cavalier County. Despite resistance, authorities transported him to Pembina County Jail.
Additional Charges
While in custody, Duerr allegedly made threats against a deputy, leading to a Class C felony terrorizing charge. His pre-trial conference is scheduled for April 22.
Sentencing and Probation
For his crimes in Cavalier County, Duerr received a three-year sentence with the North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, initially serving 13 months. He now faces three years of supervised probation, starting from the sentencing date, with a restitution bill of $2,862.
Ongoing Legal Battle
As the Cavalier County chapter closes, the Pembina County case casts a shadow over Duerr’s future, ensuring the legal saga continues.