MUNISING -- Update - 3:45 p.m. EST

Casey Trobridge has been found guilty of ethnic intimidation. He faces up to a two year prison sentence and/or a $5000 fine. He'll be sentenced on February 23.

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Update - 11:40 a.m. EST

Closing arguments have ended in the trial against Casey Trobridge, and the jury is now in deliberation.

We'll have an update as soon as the verdict is available.

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Max Charles Fisher, who pled guilty to attempted ethnic intimidation of a Trenary couple last summer, has been sentenced to 90 days in jail, 30 of them immediately.

He's also been sentenced to twelve months of probation.  In addition, he's been fined $1178, along with a $300 probation fee.  His sentence was handed down in Alger County District Court.

The other defendant in the case, Casey Trobridge, did not accept a plea deal.  His trial continued in Munising on Thursday.

Both Trobridge and Fisher were charged with threatening a biracial couple in Trenary and telling them to leave town.