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33-year-old Jared Ryan Kuntz has a long history of run-ins with the law in Montana, but the man who once proclaimed himself “the King of Montana” on a 911 call is now back in the Missoula jail.

An attorney for Montana's University System, Viv Hammill, has told the state Supreme Court that releasing records of a rape case will prevent other victims of sexual assault from coming forward. She's WRONG. It's just the opposite...

A high profile case involving privacy rights, the University of Montana, and Grizzly Football quarterback Jordan Johnson, came to a head at a Montana Supreme Court hearing today, April 27

East Helena man held in Missoula on $500,000 bond for allegedly beating, raping and terrorizing a female victim.

51 year-old Timothy Haithcox was arrested over the weekend in Missoula and held on several felony charges out of East Helena.

29 year-old Jordan Scott Bahr appeared in Missoula Justice Court on Tuesday on a charge of sexual intercourse without consent.

For more than two weeks Missoula Police have been in the midst of a rape investigation that began after a reported sexual assault near the M-Trail on Mount Sentinel.

A $30,000 warrant has been issued for Jordan Bahr by the Missoula County Attorney's Office for an alleged rape that occurred in October of last year.

A private attorney for the State of Montana said the state would have prevailed if the case by Jordan Johnson had gone to trial, but settled anyway, paying Johnson $245,000.

It was revealed on Wednesday that the State of Montana had settled out of court with former University of Montana quarterback Jordan Johnson for $245,000 claiming that the University assumed that Johnson was guilty before being proven innocent, and that certain officials attempted to hide evidence.