According to the criminal complaint, at 12:39 p.m. Dec. 28, Beltrami County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a call about people hunting from a vehicle.

The deputies located the vehicle and found two male occupants in the cab of the vehicle and one male party standing in the bed of the truck. The deputy observed the male in the bed of truck duck behind the cab of the pickup. He appeared to be concealing an object.

The man was identified as Beaulieu. The deputy found a rifle barrel protruding from a pile of snow in the truck. Both the men in the cab had firearms as well. Beaulieu was dressed in blaze orange hunting gear. On his person was a camouflaged hunting knife, on which there was deer blood, deer hair and fat.

The firearm was identified as a Remington Model 7600 pump action center fire rifle. It was loaded with four shells. The initials “A.B.” were scratched into the rifle. He has been adjudicated delinquent for a “crime of violence” as a juvenile and was convicted of felony terrorist threats as an adult.