Landlord Accused of Chasing Three Girls While Driving Drunk in North Dakota
A landlord in Emmons County, North Dakota, is accused of entering a home, exposing himself, and chasing three young girls in his vehicle while driving drunk.
Lafayette, IN, October 19, 2026 —
A landlord in Emmons County, North Dakota, is accused of entering a home, exposing himself and pursuing three young girls in a vehicle while driving drunk, according to the available account of the allegations.
The account does not provide the landlord’s name, the date of the alleged incident or the location of the home beyond identifying Emmons County. It also does not say whether the girls were injured, how long the alleged pursuit lasted or how it ended. No details are provided about how the allegation became known.
The landlord is described as accused, but the information provided does not specify whether a complaint was filed, whether any charges were brought or whether the matter has been addressed in court. It also does not identify any law enforcement agency or provide a statement from the landlord or a representative.
The allegations involve separate claims: entering a residence, exposing himself and pursuing the girls in a vehicle while allegedly intoxicated. The account does not provide further circumstances that would establish the sequence of events or clarify how the claims are connected.
Without additional information, the allegations cannot be placed in a fuller timeline, and no outcome or official finding is available to report. The landlord’s identity, the girls’ ages, the precise location and any legal proceedings were not provided. The claims remain allegations in the information available here.
Story summarized from the original created by Ariana Gonzalez, Gray News staff on www.wlfi.com, see more information here.
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