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Fifth Judicial District Court Report — August 11, 2026

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DILLON, Mont. — The following cases appeared on the August 11, 2026, court report for Montana's Fifth Judicial District in Beaverhead County. The report includes cases at various stages of the court process, including initial appearances, pre-trial hearings and bond proceedings.


Benjamin Faber

Benjamin Faber appeared on an intimidation charge. According to the court report, Faber entered a not guilty plea. No bond has been posted, and the case is pending trial.


Nicholas Amos

Nicholas Amos is listed on charges of criminal endangerment and multiple assault charges. The court report states that Amos entered a guilty plea. A pre-sentencing investigation has been ordered, and sentencing is pending. No bond has been posted.


Johnathan Hiltz

Johnathan Hiltz is listed on multiple assault charges. The case was scheduled for a pre-trial hearing; however, the report indicates no hearing was held. Bond has been posted, and no plea is listed.



Brandon Dwyer

Brandon Dwyer is listed on an intimidation charge. The case was scheduled for a pre-trial hearing, but the court report indicates no hearing was held. Bond has been posted, and no plea is listed.


Tracy Marx

Tracy Marx is listed on an assault on a minor charge. Bond has been posted, and the court report indicates that a change of plea hearing has been scheduled. No plea is currently listed in the report.


Jamie Williams

Jamie Williams is listed on charges involving drug distribution, drug possession, property foreclosure, drug paraphernalia and diving violations. Bond has been posted. The court report lists a continuance in the case and does not list a plea.


Brandon Freeberg

Brandon Freeberg is listed on charges of assault on a minor, assault and endangering the welfare of a child. Bond has been posted. The court report states that the court will issue an order. No plea is listed.


Editor’s Note: Criminal charges are allegations unless and until proven in court. A defendant is presumed innocent unless they have entered a guilty plea or have been found guilty.



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