Charge Dismissed For North Dakota Man Accused Of Impersonating ICE Agent
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A judge dismissed the misdemeanor count of impersonating officials against Shane Al Randall, and ordered his iPhone and $3,000 cash bond returned to him.
WILLISTON, N.D. (AP) — A North Dakota judge on Friday dismissed a charge against a man accused of impersonating an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer, leading to the improper removal of a man from jail.
State District Judge Kirsten Sjue dismissed the misdemeanor count of impersonating officials against Shane Al Randall of Williston. She ordered his iPhone and $3,000 cash bond returned to him.
The judge’s order, which doesn’t specify why the case was dismissed, came during a hearing about the prosecutor’s motion to dismiss the case.
Williams County Assistant State’s Attorney Nathan Madden had filed to drop the charge in late February, citing “prosecutorial discretion.”
The Associated Press left a phone message and emailed Madden for comment.
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