Montana Bail Company Faces Aug. 14 Hearing After License Suspensions
April 24, 2026
After Mr. Bail’s Billings license was suspended following a fatal shooting, a hearing is scheduled for Aug. 14.
After Mr. Bail’s Billings license was suspended following a fatal shooting, a hearing is scheduled for Aug. 14.
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