Brainerd: Man Charged in Domestic Assault, Meth Find

Brainerd: Man Charged in Domestic Assault, Meth Find
Brainerd: Man Charged in Domestic Assault, Meth Find

Brainerd, Minnesota (trfnews.i234.me) — A Brainerd man is facing two felony charges after a dispute. The case includes an assault claim and a meth find.

What prosecutors allege

Ricky Alan Blomlie, 35, of Brainerd, is charged with Felony Domestic Assault. He is also charged with Felony Drugs in the 5th Degree. The drug count alleges possession of a controlled substance or residue.

The incident date listed in the case is February 19, 2026. Police were first called a day earlier, according to the complaint. The call involved a property dispute at a Brainerd residence.

Dispute and reported damage

According to the complaint, Blomlie said the victim took his belongings. Police arranged for the items to be returned at the police department. The next day, the victim spoke with an investigator.

The victim reported an argument in a bedroom. The victim said Blomlie backed the victim into a corner. The victim said Blomlie kicked a dresser.

The complaint says glass items broke during the incident. The victim also reported a bruise on the chest. The victim said Blomlie stuck an arm out during the argument.

Later, the victim returned to the location in a vehicle. The complaint says Blomlie ripped off a door handle. The handle was then thrown at the vehicle, prosecutors allege.

The victim told police they were afraid. The complaint says police later contacted Blomlie. Prosecutors say he admitted kicking the dresser and damaging the vehicle. The complaint says he denied striking the victim.

Ricky Alan Blomlie
Ricky Alan Blomlie

Arrest and drug allegation

Blomlie was arrested after the contact, according to the complaint. Police then searched him, prosecutors allege. The complaint says officers found gloves with a crystal-like substance.

Police say the substance field-tested positive for methamphetamine. The complaint lists the weight as 0.56 grams.

More information

Readers can review Minnesota laws on domestic assault and fifth-degree controlled substance crimes. Public case lookups may be available through Minnesota Court Records Online.

I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.

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