VIRGINIA — An Iron Range woman has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for firing more than a dozen shots at the front door of the Hells Angels motorcycle club in Eveleth on Labor Day 2024.

Judge Michelle Anderson on Friday imposed a guideline, 58-month term on Adrien Marie Gunderson, 41, of Forbes, who pleaded guilty in February to a felony count of drive-by shooting.

Gunderson’s attorney had argued for a probationary sentence, citing a history of mental health and chemical dependency issues that she said contributed to the incident.

“We are grateful that Judge Anderson recognized the seriousness of the conduct and denied Ms. Gunderson’s request for leniency,” St. Louis County Attorney Kim Maki said in a statement. “Ms. Gunderson’s acts showed no concern for the wellbeing of others, and behavior like this requires incarceration for public safety.”

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