Two Alger County men charged with ethnic intimidation

Posted: 10.18.2010 at 6:13 PM

Read more: Local, Crime, Bi Racial Couple, Ethnic Intimidation, Trenary, Pretrial, Alger County

MUNISING -- Two Alger County men were in court Monday morning for a pretrial hearing on ethnic intimidation charges, but nothing came of it. The hearing was rescheduled for November 15.

Max Charles Fisher and Casey Trobridge face up to two years in prison and $5,000 in fines if convicted.

The charges stem from a July 17 incident in Trenary, where a biracial couple said they were the target of racial threats by Fisher and Trobridge.

The trial is set for January 26 and 27 next year.

21 Comments

Comments are loading...

Showing 0 out of 21 Comment(s)

See more comments

Popular Stories

Human Trafficking: It's here in the U.P.
Kelsey Niemisto | Yesterday at 10:25 AM | 12 comments

St. Vinny's embezzler sentenced
Dustin Bonk | Yesterday at 10:30 AM | 7 comments

Woman who crashed car into train pleads guilty
Friday, May 17, 2013 | 6 comments

Follow Upper Michigan's Source

Get news and weather notifications on your phone by downloading the iPhone or Android app below

submit

Check This Out!

Live Chats

Check the live chat replays and see a new one Wed.

U.P. Biz Source

Great prices on U.P. deals.

Recreation

Check out the Recreation section of Best Bets.

Home & Garden

Check out the Home & Garden section of Best Bets.

Find it, click it, use it... your neighborhood business guide.

Latest Headlines

What would you do with $600 million?
As they say, you have got to play if you want to win but the odds of winning are 1 in 175 million
read more »
Marquette residents learn about improvements to Third Street
Residents clean downtown Escanaba
Scouts test their survival skills
Bikers raise thousands for Red Cross
Human Trafficking: It's here in the U.P.

Latest news, weather, high school sports for Michigan’s Upper Peninsula