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A Mandan woman pleaded guilty to two Class A felonies related to delivering controlled substances Monday at an arraignment at Stark County Courthouse.
Kimberly Larocque, 39, was arrested May 19 after she gave oxycodone and morphine to a confidential informant. She was charged with two counts of delivery of a controlled substance.
She will serve 120 days of a three-year suspended sentence, plus credit for time served. She has the option of paying for electronic home monitoring for the remainder of her unsuspended time.
She will also be under three years of supervised probation.
Man pleads not guilty to marijuana, meth charges
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Reeder resident Jeremy Mellmer, 32, pleaded not guilty to a Class B felony of possession of marijuana with intent to deliver, as well as misdemeanor charges of illegally carrying a concealed weapon and possession of methamphetamine paraphernalia.
Dickinson Police officers testified during a preliminary hearing that they found Mellmer passed out in his vehicle on the side of the road on Aug. 23, with a meth-smoking device in his hands.
After he was taken from his vehicle, the officers discovered a sizable quantity of marijuana, along with little baggies. Mellmer was subsequently arrested.
The pipe was confiscated, and a firearm was also found on his person.
Mellmer awaits further court proceedings for his involvement in a police pursuit and subsequent standoff in early December.
Man pleads not guilty to beating wife
Terry Pullins Jr., 38, of Dickinson, pleaded not guilty to the Class C felony aggravated assault.
Dickinson Police officers testified during a preliminary hearing that they received a call on the night between Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 from his child that Pullins had gotten into an argument with his wife, eventually striking her and knocking her to the ground where he reportedly continued to beat her.
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Officers found Pullins’ wife outside their residence with bloody lips after Pullins walked off toward a bar. She said he had knocked her unconscious at one point in his attack.
Officers spotted Pullins walking down a street and detained him before placing him under arrest. One officer said that his shirt was visibly ripped, and that he had blood on his hands.
