Fargo ND: Man Arrested After Gun Threat Report

Fargo, Cass County (trfnews.i234.me) — A Fargo man was arrested Sunday after a gun threat report.

Police say 62-year-old Kevin Byzewski pointed a firearm at people.

The call came in at about 10:53 a.m., according to police.

Officers responded to the 2100 block of 17th Street South.

What happened

Police set up a safety perimeter around the address.

They limited access to reduce risk for the public.

Neighbors in the area were urged to keep their distance.

Police focused on keeping the suspect contained.

They worked to end the situation without anyone getting hurt.

Police did not say what sparked the initial complaint.

After about one hour, Byzewski was taken into custody.

Police said the arrest happened without incident.

Byzewski was transported to the Cass County Jail.

He was arrested on a terrorizing charge, police said.

After the arrest, officers served a search warrant at the residence.

Police processed the scene and gathered evidence.

Officials have not said what items were collected.

Police have not released more details about the case.

North Dakota law defines “terrorizing” as a serious threat crime.

The law focuses on threats meant to cause fear or major disruption.

It is listed as a Class C felony under state law.

You can read the full statute in the North Dakota Century Code.

After an arrest, prosecutors review reports and evidence.

Formal charges can be filed in the district court.

A first court appearance may follow soon after booking.

Case timing can vary based on court schedules.

Byzewski is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

Custody status can change after bail or court action.

You can check the Cass County Jail roster online.

Court filings, if any, may appear in North Dakota’s public case search.

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I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.