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Red Lake Nation man charged with domestic assault of woman

A man from the Red Lake Nation in Minnesota has been indicted for domestic assault of a woman.

Jamie Allan Greene, Sr., 38, is accused of grabbing the woman by her hair, throwing her against a wall and then stomping on her face when she fell to the ground. The incident occurred August 2 on the reservation.

Greene faces up to 10 years in prison.

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Red Lake man indicted for domestic assault (The Grand Forks Herald 9/15)
Press Release: Red Lake man indicted on assault charge (US Attorney's Office 9/15)

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