MN man arrested for terrorizing after reportedly hunting drunk on posted land

Ronan Reierson (Photo / Lake Region Law Enforcement Center) DEVILS LAKE, N.D. – A man from Roosevelt, Minnesota is facing multiple charges after he was reportedly hunting pheasants while drunk in North Dakota’s Ramsey County. Court documents say Ronan Reierson, 22, was hunting on posted land without permission, shooting pheasants with an illegal weapon, and hunting without a license when he was confronted by the landowner. The landowner said Reierson smelled of alcohol and racked a round into the chamber of a pistol when asked why he was hunting on the posted land. The landowner called North Dakota Game and Fish to report the violation, who relayed the information to a Ramsey County Sheriff’s Deputy. The deputy pulled over the car Reierson was traveling in on Highway 2 near mile marker 257 Sunday. During a breath test, Reierson blew a .159, he was then arrested and taken to the Lake Region Law Enforcement Center. He could be charged with four misdemeanor Game and Fish violations, along with a felony terrorizing charge.