Fargo, North Dakota (trfnews.i234.me) — Jerry L. Vales of Fargo has been charged with felony terrorizing following an incident last month at the Arbor’s apartment complex. According to court documents, Vales allegedly confronted another man in the parking lot, accusing him of stealing his Cash App card and threatening him with a handgun.
Subsequent investigations revealed that someone else had taken Vales’s card. Upon learning this, Vales reportedly called the victim to apologize for the confrontation.
Despite the apology, authorities have charged Vales with felony terrorizing due to the severity of the alleged threat.
I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.
Did You Know?
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In North Dakota, a felony terrorizing charge can result in significant prison time, depending on the circumstances and severity of the threat.
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The Arbor’s apartment complex in Fargo has been the site of various incidents in recent years, prompting discussions about community safety and security measures.