Ravalli County assault charge to be refiled as misdemeanor ↗
Felony charges against a Victor man charged with attacking his stepfather were dismissed in Ravalli County District Court on Oct. 29.
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The trial concerns the case of Blaise Chivers-King, one of six former boys’ school residents who accused school staff of physical and psychological abuse. Another former resident’s claims of improper isolation will go to trial at the end of the month.
“I was just trying to do everything I can to just end it,” the former resident said of his time in detention at the state facility. Defendants say they were trying to keep everyone safe under difficult circumstances.
In a Monday letter to families and staff, UGES Superintendent Amber Torres wrote that, although the elementary school and high school are separate districts, “we understand that our families and