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A Billings man who admitted trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl pills on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation after he trying to flee law enforcement on a dirt bike was sentenced in Great Falls today.

Dominique Kendall Brown, 29, was sentenced to seven years and four months in prison to be followed by four years of supervised release.

Brown pled guilty in July to possession with intent to distribute controlled substances.

In court documents, the government alleged that on Aug. 6, 2021, Fort Peck Law Enforcement officers tried to stop Brown for a traffic infraction on a dirt bike near Wolf Point. Brown sped away, initiating a 10-minute pursuit in which he drove at high speeds on a walking path near pedestrians.

During the pursuit, Brown discarded a backpack with a loaded hand gun inside.

Brown eventually crashed and his dirt bike started a fire, which law enforcement extinguished. The backpack also contained $1,131 cash, a scale, 109 grams of meth and 146 fentanyl pills.

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