Park Rapids, MN (trfnews.i234.me)—For the second time this year, Brandon Mountjoy is facing felony charges in Hubbard County after a bar altercation escalated into threats of violence and property destruction, according to court documents filed this week.
February 9th Incident at Local Bar
What Happened?
- Brandon Mountjoy was allegedly making sexually explicit and derogatory remarks toward a female bartender at A Better Place Bar in Park Rapids.
- A male bar manager stepped in to intervene, leading to a physical struggle between him and Mountjoy.
- During the altercation, Mountjoy smashed an $800 window on his way out of the bar.
Charges Filed Against Mountjoy
- Threats of Violence (Felony)
- First-Degree Damage to Property (Felony)
Mountjoy’s Previous Legal Troubles
January 2024 Arrest
- Just one month prior, Mountjoy was already facing another pending case on threats of violence and disorderly conduct charges from an unrelated incident.
- This new case adds to his growing criminal record in Hubbard County.
Potential Legal Consequences
Felony Threats of Violence Charge
- In Minnesota, this charge carries up to 5 years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine.
First-Degree Property Damage Charge
- Felony property damage involving destruction over $1,000 can result in up to 5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
If convicted on both felony charges, Mountjoy could face significant prison time or probation.
What’s Next?
Court Proceedings Pending
- Mountjoy is expected to appear in court soon for this latest case, while still dealing with his previous charges from last month.
- The Hubbard County Attorney’s Office has not commented on whether a plea deal may be considered.
We will continue tracking updates on this case.
Public Awareness & Community Impact
Local authorities urge residents to report disruptive or threatening behavior.
If you have information related to this incident, contact the Hubbard County Sheriff’s Office.
I’m Chris Harper, reporting for trfnews.i234.me.