Landlord Accused of Exposing Himself to Three Girls in Emmons County
In Emmons County, North Dakota, a landlord is accused of entering a home, exposing himself to three girls, and then chasing them in his vehicle while driving under the influence.
Terre Haute, IN, October 19, 2026 —
A landlord in Emmons County, North Dakota, is accused of entering a home, exposing himself to three girls and then chasing them in his vehicle while driving under the influence. The allegations describe a sequence of events involving the home and a vehicle, but do not provide further details about where or when they occurred.
The account identifies the person only as a landlord. It does not provide the landlord’s name, the girls’ ages or their relationship to the home. It also does not say whether anyone was injured, how the alleged chase ended or whether the landlord was arrested or charged.
The reported conduct is presented as an accusation, not as a finding that the events occurred. No information was provided about an investigation, court proceedings, a response from the landlord or statements from the girls or their families. The account also does not specify how the claim that the landlord was driving under the influence was established.
Further details, including the date of the alleged incident and any official action taken, were not provided. Without that information, the circumstances and status of the allegations cannot be described further. The available account is limited to the claim that a landlord entered a home, exposed himself to three girls and pursued them by vehicle while allegedly driving under the influence.
Story summarized from the original created by Ariana Gonzalez, Gray News staff on www.wthitv.com, see more information here.
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