physically restrained. Brings Plenty appeals from these enhancements. Because we find that the district court provided factually supported, principled reasons for the application of the enhancements, the sentence of the district court is affirmed.


6
After returning home from an evening of socializing, Sherri Black Bear climbed in bed with three of her children who ranged in age from 5 to 12 years. She went to sleep. She woke to someone hitting her in the face with his fist. The attack occurred in the dark. She looked up after the initial blow and saw the person whom she identified as Brings Plenty. Brings Plenty continued to hit Black Bear and then dragged her by the ankle off the bed and into the living room. She resisted by trying to holdonto something that would prevent her movement. Brings Plenty continued to drag her by the hair to the doorway of the house, while he continually struck her and kicked her. At one point, one of Black Bear's children tried unsuccessfully to intervene.


7
At the time of the burglary, Black Bear lived with her stepfather, Richard White Calf, who woke from his sleep and came into the living room. White Calf told Brings Plenty that he had called the police, and Brings Plenty left the residence. Black Bear testified that she was lying in the doorway of the house when Brings Plenty left. The following day, Black Bear went to a local hospital for treatment.


8
The district court's imposition of the enhancements is based on factual findings subject to review for