armstrong: elected in 2012, she served in the north dakota state senate for a decade. and she used her career as a teacher to educate members of the senate on how to govern with intelligence, competence, and grace. and i know this bert than most -- better than most. she was my seat mate on the floor of the state senate for six years. because of her friendship i have become a better public servant and more importantly i have become a better person. she is retiring from the senate to continue to focus on her true passion -- teaching. this year marks her 25th year as an educator. in that time she has taught in three high schools and has had such a positive impact on thousands of north dakota students. north dakota state government is going to miss her dearly. but their loss is her students' gain. i am so very proud to call her my friend. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recog recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore:

the national sunflower association reports north dakota growers planted 735,000 acres of sunflowers thiss the second top sunflower-producer, just behind south dakota. these flowers are more than just a great tiktok backdrop. there is some history there. after the passage of the homestead act in 1862, ukrainian immigrants ventured to north dakota and began planting sunflowers. the plant is important to ukrainians. before the russian invasion earlier this year, ukraine was the largest exporter of sunflower oil in the world. the superbloom looks different in north dakota each year. farmers rotate their crops, planting sunflowers in former wheat fields and vice versa, to keep the soil healthy. it is a unique way to make the superbloom, super special. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." i'm soledad o'brien. we'll see you next week. ♪ >> listen to "matter of fact" with soledad o'brien on your favorite podcast provider, watch us during the week on fyi, pluto, and youtube. ♪ which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captioning performed by the nati

but you have this case now in north dakota. a.p. argument before death. he left the scene after striking his name is cayler ellingson. briefly called 911 and left again. the court documents told investigators he had been drinking alcohol before striking ellingson and thought the teen was calling people to do him harm after he felt threatened. he said the teen, hugh, was a republican extremist and. >> it doesn't add up, bret. it's a dui it's vehicular homicide, it's a hit and run fellow charged and released on astonishing low $50,000 bail came up with a story. i think it sounds like some kind of drunk excuse for running into a kid whether or not he was having road rage, whatever. but this 18-year-old mr. ellingson is dead and this defendant is going to be back behind bars very soon. i don't think it's a political case yet. i would be very reluctant to go there. it sounds as though the only person to raise the issue of political violence is the suspect who is already not credible. >> bret: exactly. the point being, mara, all of these

meantime in north dakota.ing a teenager with his car after a fight over politics is out on bail. authorities say 41-year-old shannon brantd admitted to having an argument with 18-year-old kay larr he will electricson and accused the boy of being part of an extremist group. anita vogel joins us with more. >> unbelievable story upper north dakota man walking free admitting he ran over a teen with his car because of the it teen's republican politics. is he complaining about his own life and job and he thinks he is in jeopardy. shannon brandt released from jail after he did post the $50,000 bond. he spent just days behind bars after police say he mowed down 18-year-old kaylor he will electricson with his car, killing him. is he charged with vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a fatal crash that didn't stop him from objecting to the bail amount telling the judge quote i have a job, a life, and a house and things that i don't exactly want to see go by the wayside. family that are very important to me court d

. >>> finally, to a surreal spectacle in the skies high above north dakota. >> this happened shortlyunset. look at this. a local photographer captured this incredible time-lapse of the northern lights, otherwise known as, of course, the aurora borealis above the town of mekinock. >> we've shown some of this before in north dakota, in that area, but my goodness. this is the brightest that i've seen it anyway. allen says the experience was unlike anything he had seen before. and think about that, a professional photographer. >> yes. >> what that lens has captured. this might be the most beautiful of them all. have you ever gotten a chance to see the aurora borealis? >> no, and i didn't even realize you could see them this well from the u.s. i didn't realize tha >> -- so ufo. the truth is out when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of

, where he and his wife were recently both honored at the university of north dakota, where i was humbled to be president earlier. his last assignment in the air force was at peterson air force base, now space force base. i got to work with him there were no was president of the university of colorado. he became the first need for the space command just three years ago, but soon after that, was assigned to be the first chief of space operations. we are thrilled to have him with us today and to learn more about the great things space force is doing to secure our country. let's begin if we could, general , by talking about, why was it important that we establish a space force? what are the threats out there that the president and the nation decided that we need to have any branch for our military? gen. raymond: first of all, thank you for the opportunity to be with you. it is always good to see you. i appreciate all the support you have given the aerospace forces over the years. it is a privilege to be here. back in 2019, the united states decided to capitalize on an opportunity, an opportu

you're from north dakota, your fiancee was miss north dakota. did you meet in north dakota?[ laughter ] >> i don't know, babe, did you know i was following you? >> jimmy: oh, she's right there. hi there, how are you? [ cheers an applause ] congratulations. so you guys, you got engaged. >> yes. >> jimmy: now you're getting married will be the next step. >> yes, sir. that happens very soon. >> jimmy: it does? >> i was going to invite you to the wedding, but i checked with your people and you weren't available. >> jimmy: i wasn't available? my son got married last weekend so i'm fully versed on the whole deal. be married? a son old enough to- >> jimmy: no, he's 5. [ laughter ] yeah, i have a 29-year-old son. >> no kidding? congratulations. >> jimmy: thank you. >> how was it? >> jimmy: it was great. he got a bloody nose during the wedding and bled a lot. >> did he? >> jimmy: yes. >> on the suit? >> jimmy: not onto the suit, but a huge amount of blood. try not to bleed. >> where did he get married? >> jimmy: up in idaho. >> is it unusually dry there? >> jimmy: it's the bloody nos

it's cold in north dakota, too. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. armstrong: it's nice right now. but we are on the way to winter. saying gas prices dropped for 90 days in a row is like giving a medal to an arsonist to help put out a fire he started. prices are not lower when president biden took office and other energy prices are continuing to rise. i want to see the report that says inflation has gone down. i have seen it has gone up in the most recent numbers to 8.3%. i think there was great dueling cryons going on as we were celebrating a reduction act while the stock market is tanking and a new report that inflation is going up. i would urge my colleagues to defeat the previous question so we can consider commonsense policy that would reverse the decisions by 220 democrats in this chamberle to tax energy producers and raise prices on kowm -- consumers. the small and medium oil and gas companies are the reality of the companies in states like mine we are will go taking steps to reduce pollution in an economically viable way. these small and medi

he allegedly hit and killed 18-year-old taylor ellingson in north dakota town of mchenry. call his mother saying is chasing him and police say he turned him. documents state claimed they had a political argument and grant admitted to state radio he hit the pedestrian and the pedestrian was part of a republican extremist group. authorities have not confirmed he belongs to republican extremist group or a political argument led up to his death. >> when he called 911, he identified a political motivation to what was occurring, because the only individual we heard that from afar. we have not been able to collaborate that. >> the claims are history leading to calls from republicans. too divisive political rhetoric. rand paul said president biden needs to realize his vilification of opponents is inflaming supporters violence. this month president biden told his base moderate republicans are a threat to the country. >> donald trump and moderate republicans represented extremism that friend very foundations of our republic. moderate republicans made their choice, they embrace anger

b2 fox news alert north dakota man accused of killing a teenager but this car after a fight over politicsnd is out on bail. authorities say 41-year-old shannon grant an argument with 18-year-old taylor and accuse the boy of being part of a republican extremist group. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this thursday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. fled the scene of the incident and was arrested at home. his blood alcohol level above the legal limit, but the tragedy comes the political divisiveness in our country is high. some say president biden's anti-maga platform is making matters worse. >> 75 million people and that is who the mega people were, what do you do with them? what is the logical consequence and you have to do somebody who lives in the shadows and don't leave in the constitution, so you bring out all these nuts and they do something. >> carley: let's bring in nicole bell with this tragic story, i need. >> good morning carley and todd. it is a war story a north dakota man walking free after admitting he ran down a teacher because of the teens republ

the gentleman from north dakota. >> mr. speaker, i yield my good friend from pennsylvania two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. we need -- the crime rates can be traced back to calls to defund the police. in my own district we have seen more violent crimes than ever before. in the city of johnstown, pennsylvania, a community of just 20,000 people, we have already seen 10 murders so far this year. instead of confronting this issue head on, this legislative package hands out over $2 billion to far-left programs while only funding $60 million worth of grants for police officers. and that $60 million would be spread out over 50 states. this bill is deeply misguided and will not address the root issues of the crisis that we are facing. and instead spends federal tax dollars funding social workers. under the guise of supporting law enforcement. i urge all of my colleagues to vote no on these bills and i myself will vote no. i yield back. thank you

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buyout many acres of land 20 minute drive from an air force base in north dakota, which is home to a many form the base of many military locations around the globe this company say they are building a plant going to process various foods why do they need that land next to military base? should raise major alarm belz. maria: this is a very serious issue james and i wrote an entire book focused on this issue called "the cost. >> i think scared probably commodity election coming up biden administration has not made much progress on varies issues related to national security, to -- protecting our land protecting our democracy against chinese incursions, this is only one example we are just touching, the surface here but there have been so many land buyouts as i mentioned, the land buyouts increased 20-fold past decade one mainly case in texas another case major chinese billionaire made part of fortune in western part of china 1.8 million people have been held in concentration camps this company based there bought near air force base in texas, it is just incredible that this could even ha

you're still, a sergeant i believe in the army national guard there in north dakota.y. you decided you wanted to play football. is this something you always wanted to do? >> honestly i mean, what kid doesn't want to play football his entire career but honestly i had true aspirations when i was in high school, had a little problem with my attitude and everything else. college really wasn't in my book back then so. pete: this was not just gifted to you. you had to try out to make the cut too? >> oh, yes. we had agreement during fall camp if i couldn't make the cut or anything, if i was falling behind, i would graciously bow out of program. pete: physically, you're a big dude, strong, asset to the team. i'm getting older myself. i bet recovery takes a little more time than some of those 19-year-olds? >> i'm sure it does but who doesn't get bumps bruises playing football any at the same time take care of myself, stay in shape,. pete: cool. you bring perspective to the teammates, sole one serving this country, going back to school, what is it like having a role as someone

geraldo, i look at "the new york post" that says there is no evidence this 19th from north dakota wasolice. and yet, this guy ran him over because he thought he was, he says. >> it is awful, steve. remember, you know we are operating right now under the climate that president joe biden helped create when he said we have to fight maga extremists. that the left has to be motivated against the right. we have to, you know, fight them bare knuckle if necessary. that was his point metaphorically. here in small town north dakota, a party happening, words exchanged, the older man left kind of person arguing with a young teenager, kaylor ellington, the 18-year-old. the older guy believes the 18-year-old is a maga extremists. he gets in his ford explorer and runs the kid down. then he leaves the scene, comes back and it is a bizarre story. anyway, he's charged with the particular homicide. he makes babel $50,000 worth of bail, and he is out after running down that killing, kaler ellington. i want to compare brandt and you had the white extremists, the white supremacist james fields who is charg

elizabeth: north dakota man know out on bail after admitting he used his suv vehicle to intentionallyspute. fox news's matt finn with more from the l.a. bureau. reporter: liz, north dakota highway patrol say this is active investigation. 41-year-old shannon brandt called 911 on himself in the early morning hours last sunday of mchenry, north dakota, admitting hitting with his car, 18-year-old cale lore ellison, killing him. police said it was a hit-and-run. brandt went back to the scene to call police. court documents read in part, brandt admitted to striking the pedestrian with his car because he had a political argument with the pedestrian and believed the pedestrian was calling people to come get him. brandt admitted to state radio, that the pedestrian was part of a republican extremist group. the teen called his mother twice in the early morning hours saying he was being chased. court documents show that brant told officers that the teen was threatening him. brandt is charged with vehicular homicide with dui, leaving the scene of a fatal crash. police are not ruling out a politica

we had earlier this week is almost in the north dakota. high and the four corners well knows in it will be nice today but warmer warmer than yesterday. the warmest temp cell. if it isn't saturday, it'll be saturday, but i think it looks to be saturday. then we'll start to ease up a little bit. lots of sunshine seventies eighties to near 90 for some warmer attempts on saturdays. not much change sunday does look cool a little bit on monday into tuesday, steve thank you time now, 6 40 to 1 of the nation's top homebuilders, starting to cut its prices. a area homes could end up being more affordable while others won't more details are coming in regarding a bay area man accused of plotting to bomb the democratic headquarters in sacramento. federal prosecutors detail some of the evidence against ian benjamin rogers following the election loss of donald trump in e capi l kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to preve

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. >> he is keeping attorneys busy pretty want to make sure we talk about this case out of north dakotas 18-year-old who was killed in a hit-and-run by 41 year old man name shannon brandt. there's been little reporting, more broadly across media partly been following this case for the man said this was over a political dispute. tom bevan who heads up real clear politics, the founder of a talk to cbs story he tweeted a set amazing cbs news is a foreigner board right above the north dakota nut around and killed a teenager over a political argument without mentioning he told police he thought the teen was a republican political extremist. how would this is a media story is much as it is a tragedy, what you make of it? >> sounds like it should be much bigger story purpose only to lose their life over a political dispute? you would think maybe there are the immediate agenda is not furthered by pushing this? it seems like it's been treated as amiri footnote when it's an absolute tragedy and i would like to know more about it. shannon: would this be a different story if is an 18-year-old that

matt flynn is live with more on this, lots of questions, matt. >> north dakota highway patrol tells fox news this is an active investigation. this man shannon brandt called 911 after he struck and killed 18-year-old ellington. brandt and the 18 year old had an altercation. the exact details are under investigation, but ellington did call his mother twice saying he was being chased. court documents show brandt told officers, brandt admitted to striking the pedestrian with his car because he had a political argument with the pedestrian and believed the pedestrian was calling people to come get him. brandt admitted he hit the pedestrian and the pedestrian was part of a republican extremist group. police tell fox news they do not think brandt and ellington knew each other, they have conducted multiple interviews and have not confirmed ellington was part of an extremist group. brandt is charged with vehicle lar homicide and dui, he has lawyered up and stopped talking with police. >> brandt called 911 and identified maybe a political motivation to what was occurring, the only individual we he

cbs news does a 400 word right up of the north dakota nut who ran down and killed a teenager over a politicaltold police that he thought the teen was a republican political extremist. a key detail he might not miss out on if you are a journalist. judge we know about this case? >> judge jeanine: i know that i'm furious. this guy intentionally killed an 18-year-old young man because he didn't like his politics. they have charged him now with criminal vehicular manslaughter that is nonsense. this is murder. this is not just a typical criminally negligent homicide we are going with the vehicle and you asked only going someone. this is a guy who intended to kill an 18-year-old republican because he was a republican and used his vehicle as a weapon. pure and simple, classy murder it's got be upgraded immediately. now, this was not some drunk who made a mistake. he got into the vehicle, he was able to open the door and start ignition chase the kid down was a pedestrian run over him and hear that number twice as a truck rolled over and killed his kid. now, now as far as i'm concerned a lapse of jill

i want to make sure we talk about this case in north dakota.ed by a 41-year-old man named shannon brandt. this was over a political dispute. tom evans, the founder, he tweeted this. cbs news does a 400-word where i up of the north dakota nut who ran and killed the teenager. he thought the teen was a republican political extremie. this is a tragedy. >> i make it, it sounds like a much bigger story for someone to lose their life over a political dispollute. dispute. it seems like it has been treated as a mere footnote when it is a tragedy. >> would this be a different story if this person was an maga individual who mowed down an 18-year-old democrat, a young man. >> our prayers go to that family. we don't know all the facts yet. what's amazing to me is that this guy who killed this 18-year-old kid thought he may get some sympathy and thought he may get some kind of mitigating factors here if he said the kid was a republican or he had to put up with it. we can't recognize or we may agree on something. to kill someone, and 18-year-old and whatever

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the hardest working states, number one, hello to north dakota. number two alaska. number three, nebraska. south dakota, and 5, texas. >> i was reading the survey and i have to say they used the right parameters. but what was surprising was the fact that california has the lowest employment rate in the country. brian: 48 new york, i'm embarrassed. 49 rhode island. on 50, new mexico. it's mostly open space. i love the hard working americans. which also has the lowest idle youth employment rates. brian: do you know if tomi lahren is from north or south dakota? >> pumpkin spice move over. you have neighbors that have big lawns and you put up the christmas lights. in australia at costco, they put up christmas trees four months before christmas. if you want the three meter tall christmas trees, it will cost $1,200. ryan * you have got to worry about blocking that out. i don't even think about it until after thanksgiving. i like pumpkin spice and they opened it up in august. jeff bezos made a lot of news when he weren't to mcdonalds and talked about his first job. he said

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eric: well, north dakota state troopers say there is no we've that the teen killed in that hit and runote, republican extremist. this after the suspect behind the wheel told police that he felt threatened after a political argument with the victim. but the state's highway patrol saying that that claim has not yet been substantiated. christina coleman live with the latest on this case. >> reporter: hi, eric. 41-year-old shannon brant is charged with dui-related vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a fatal crash. police say he hit and killed 18-year-old taylor elingingson in the town of mchenry. the teen calledded his mother last sunday saying brant was chasing him, and court documents say brant claimed they had a political argument and brant admitted to state radio that he hit the pedestrian and that the pedestrian was part of a republican extremist group. authorities have not confirmed that he belonged to an extremist group, and they're investigating whether a political argument are led up to his death, but the suspect's claims are still disturbing, and it's leading to more call

a north dakota trooper says there is no evidence the teenager mowed down after a political argument wasextremist. despite claims made by his accused killer. police say shannon brandt 18-year-old cayler ellingson with his vehicle. the driver was drunk failing a breathalyzer test. brandt is free after posting $50,000 bond. meanwhile a local north dakota bar called buckets is donating 100 percent of sales on saturday to assist cayler ellingson's family. ground 777 planes wings before takeoff on wednesday. forcing dozens of cancellations. days earlier a plane made an emergency landing at newark airport because it was shooting debris mid-air due to an issue with the hydraulic system. an faa investigation is underway to pinpoint the cause south korea's president caught on hot mike swearing about the congress and president biden if they don't approve additional funding. he told his foreign minister, quote: how could biden not lose damn faith if these explicatives do not pass it in congress. that according to a translator. this comes after biden promised additional funding at the united nations

. >> harris: a north dakota man says he intentionally hit and killed an 18-year-old with his car.ice that he chased the teenager down around town, because he thought the victim was part of a republican extremist group. matt finn is alive in los angeles with the story, m matt. >> harris, 18-year-old, and the family are grieving his death at such a young age. the north dakota highway patrol tells fox news, what led to ellingson's death is under investigation, and here is what we know, police say that shannon brent called 911 on himself, last sunday after he struck and killed 18-year-old kaylor ellingson, highway patrol tells us branch, and the 18-year-old had some type of altercation at an outdoor street concert. the teen called his mother in the early morning hours saying that he was being chased. documents show that a branch told officers that the teen was threatening him. they told him that brent was strike the pedestrian, teen, because he had a political argument with the tn and believed the pedestrian was calling people to come get him. they said that they have fit pedestrian a

. >> now this north dakota man is free on bond after he admitted he intentionally struck a teenager with suv that boy later died as a result of the injuries he is sustained. according to court documents the suspect told police that his target was part of a republican extremist group and said that they had a "political argument before that deadly encounter" matt finn joins us with the investigation. matt how far along are police that is our. >> well there highway patrol tells police that this is a active investigation and they have done countless interviews, but so far have not located witnesses to this altercation. and the suspect charged with murdering the tea and hasn't stopped talking to police. police say that 41-year-old brandt called 911 on himself in the early morning hours of last sunday on the small town of mchenry north dakota. he admitted to hitting with his car, 18-year-old taylor ellingson killing him. police tell us that it was a hit-and-run, but then brandt went back to the scene and called police. court documents read in part, "brandt admitted to striking the pedestrian w

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so places like pennsylvania, north dakota, we see very high rate the hospitals that are most deeply impactedity ward closures tend to be those hospitals that are known as black-serving hospitals or latino-serving hospitals. so they have a greater share of black and latino patients than other hospitals. in fact, hospital care tends to be relatively segregated even to this day, and that remains the case for at the hour of childbirth as well. lisa: aubre, what about the support on the state level in some of these more red states? what does that look like with birth centers? is there that support or is it not there? aubre: so we as a country have the worst outcomes of any developed nation. currently, you know, alabama and louisiana are significantly low on the list. unfortunately, a lot of state government agencies like health departments do not understand birth centers, are being educated and informed about birth centers from the wrong avenues, from physicians and hospital systems that don't really understand birth centers. so they're working to put up obstacles and blocks to them. so we need t

we know how to weatherize the grid in places like minnesota, and north dakota. we are not doing it in places like texas. and those are transferable skills. that is not taking something from one side and trying to pasted over into another. these types are of jobs i think are not limited to the energy sector and there is a model in maryland that i would like to highlight that i think it helped create some cross sector innovation, and that is the clean water partnership for managing stormwater and the cost of disasters. the clean waters partnership was a public private water partnership designed to deal with from what in the chesapeake bay. and the way that the partnership was structured, it was specifically designed to train local workers, and the county resident workforce utilization of this project is 78%. that is massive compared to many of these projects that often bring in outside employers and employees. and so, i think this is an opportunity for place based investments in high quality jobs and retaining those jobs. >> i appreciate your racing that maryland

a threat to american democracy and what happened to his promises of the unity and i am asking north dakota senator kevin kramer plus the argus job reports terms and 50000 jobs last month and through the cycle president john is here with whitney's the economy and with the federal reserve will do now and goldman sachs predicting the housing market downturn could be even worse next year and realtor .com, is daniel will tell us with the buyers and sellers can expect going into the fall but first, president biden slam for the dramatic print times beach like the u.s. marines and intense red lighting and builds a battle for the soul of the nation. biden: for a long time, solar cells in american democracy is guaranteed but it is not, we have to defend it, we the people will not let anyone or anything tear us apart. maria: he dishes message of unity to incidents happen president trump and mega republicans. ma.biden: donald trump the mega republicans were there printed present stream is gone the mega forces are determined it to take this country backwards mega failures and mega republicans be stream

at fargo play for north dakota state university. so a lot of question marks in. we saw kyle shanahan get a little frustrated with that line of questioning is and i understand the frustration. but i also thought there are fair questions. a lot of people were wondering why trade continue to get those runs in gap. take such a punishment early in the game and early in the season. well, we have the rest of the year to speculate on that. but the niners are back in action next weekend in denver against the broncos. of course. we'll keep you up to date all week long on everything forty-niners right here on kron. 4 news. but for now from levi stadium, i'm jason dumas, us back to you guys. >> send. thank you. coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6 taxing empty homes. the measure said to be on the ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, y

captain brian knew he would need wind of the north dakota p highway patrol says there's no h evidence the teen was a republican extremistepublicas and facts of the case so far do not support shannon brant's claims that he and kayla ellington argued about politics or that a teenager was calling for people to come after brandt . the investigation is still ongoing. the case is putting a spotlighv, t on the consequences of heated political rhetoric. senator rand paul quote, saying words can have violentt consequ. consequences. at his vilificati president biden needs to realize that his vilification of his opponents is inflamingers to some of his supporters to recoence as a victim of political violence. both sides need to recognize the consequences of heatedc. rhetoric. before i get to the consequences of heated rhetoric, jesse , it's veryin interesting, this case.t a lo there seemt s to be not a lot information. the the state's attorney in that county call that officeactn several times.erin they're not even answeringg theh the phone. eral in the attorney general ithn the state speaks out