North Dakota House candidate charged with punching boyfriend

VALLEY CITY, N.D. — A

Democratic-NPL candidate operating for a North Dakota Home seat

faces a misdemeanor cost of straightforward assault in Barnes County District Court docket.

Kaitlyn Marie Huss, 33, of Valley Metropolis is alleged to have punched her boyfriend within the face and ripped out a few of his hair, based on court docket paperwork.

On Friday, Oct. 7, officers have been referred to as to Boomer’s Nook Keg, a bar in Valley Metropolis at 264 E. Predominant St., for a home altercation between Huss and her boyfriend, court docket paperwork stated.

Huss’ boyfriend had referred to as 911 to report that she attacked him. “She’s misplaced her thoughts, punched me within the face, ripped out my hair,” Huss’ boyfriend informed authorities, based on court docket paperwork.

Huss was booked into the Barnes County Jail and she or he posted a $1,000 bond to be launched Friday afternoon.

Court docket data didn’t record an lawyer for her as of Friday. Her subsequent court docket listening to is ready for Oct. 25.

Huss is operating for a Home seat in

District 24, which incorporates Valley Metropolis, Fort Ransom and surrounding communities

.