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BISMARCK — A woman was arrested outside the North Dakota governor's residence here and charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest the night of Sunday, May 29.
The North Dakota Highway Patrol reports that at 9:46 p.m. a woman was seen walking around the governor’s residence on Capitol property. Capitol security saw the woman on cameras and requested Bismarck Police respond. Bismarck Police asked the woman to leave the area and she did.
The woman then returned sometime before 10:10 p.m. The gates to the residence were opened to allow for a vehicle to enter and the woman reappeared near the governor’s residence. The woman did not gain access to the residence or have contact with the governor or first lady, who were home at the time.
Capitol security called for assistance again and Bismarck Police and the North Dakota Highway Patrol responded. Multiple officers were required to take the woman into custody. Metro Area Ambulance responded and examined the woman for minor injuries from resisting arrest, the highway patrol reported.
Dakota Bee, 32, of Bismarck was charged with resisting arrest, trespassing, and disorderly conduct. Bee was booked into the Burleigh Morton Detention Center.
